2002 MLB Showdown Phil Nevin #279 CGC 9.5 Mint+

Product Description

A unique collectible from one of the hobby's most creative baseball card games.

This 2002 MLB Showdown Phil Nevin #279 combines traditional card collecting with the popular MLB Showdown tabletop baseball game released by Wizards of the Coast. Featuring Nevin during his productive years with the San Diego Padres, the card showcases the distinctive MLB Showdown design that became a favorite among both collectors and gamers in the early 2000s.

Nevin was one of the National League's more consistent power hitters during this era, producing multiple 30-home run seasons and serving as a key offensive contributor for the Padres. His cards remain popular with San Diego collectors and fans of the late-1990s and early-2000s baseball era.

MLB Showdown cards have developed a dedicated following among collectors who appreciate the crossover between trading cards and tabletop gaming, making high-grade examples increasingly difficult to find more than two decades after release.

Graded CGC 9.5 Mint+, this copy offers exceptional condition and strong eye appeal for collectors seeking premium examples from the MLB Showdown set.

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Card Details

Player: Phil Nevin
Set: 2002 MLB Showdown
Card Number: #279
Team: San Diego Padres
Grade: CGC 9.5 Mint+
Certification #: 6171537018
Rookie Card: No

Why It Belongs in Your Collection

• Original 2002 MLB Showdown release from Wizards of the Coast
• Features former Padres slugger Phil Nevin
• Popular crossover collectible combining cards and tabletop gaming
• Appeals to baseball collectors, Padres fans, and MLB Showdown enthusiasts
• CGC 9.5 Mint+ grade offers outstanding condition and presentation

Shipping & Handling

• Securely packaged in a protective sleeve and sturdy shipping box
• Free shipping — no surprises at checkout
• Packed with the same care we'd expect for our own collection 🤠

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