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2024 Topps Chrome Update Tyler Soderstrom Green Refractor Auto /99 RC PSA 9
2024 Topps Chrome Update Tyler Soderstrom Green Refractor Auto /99 RC PSA 9
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A low-numbered Chrome rookie autograph with a sharp Oakland Athletics color match.
This 2024 Topps Chrome Update Tyler Soderstrom Autograph Green Refractor #AC-TS features Soderstrom in his Athletics uniform with a bold blue Topps-certified autograph. The card is serial-numbered 06/99, giving it considerably more scarcity than the standard rookie autograph.
The Green Refractor border pairs naturally with Oakland’s team colors, creating strong visual appeal for Athletics collectors. As a rookie autograph of a former first-round selection, the card also offers a combination of player, rookie, autograph, parallel, and numbered-card appeal.
Graded PSA 9 Mint, this copy presents cleanly in its authenticated PSA holder and would make a strong addition to a Tyler Soderstrom, Oakland Athletics, or modern baseball autograph collection.
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Card Details
Player: Tyler Soderstrom
Set: 2024 Topps Chrome Update Baseball
Card Number: #AC-TS
Parallel: Green Refractor
Team: Oakland Athletics
Serial Number: 06/99
Autograph: Topps Certified Autograph
Rookie Card: Yes
Grade: PSA 9 Mint
Certification #: 101527176
Why It Belongs in Your Collection
- Tyler Soderstrom rookie autograph
- Green Refractor parallel numbered to only 99 copies
- Attractive Athletics team-color presentation
- Topps-certified blue autograph
- Combines rookie, autograph, parallel, and serial-numbered appeal
- PSA 9 Mint holder for protection and display
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