2018-19 Panini Prizm – Oscar Robertson #125 Silver Disco Prizm
2018-19 Panini Prizm – Oscar Robertson #125 Silver Disco Prizm
VALLÉE DU CHERCONTROIS · SPORT & PASSION2018-19 Panini Prizm – Oscar Robertson #125 Silver Disco Prizm
The product is an autographed 1999 Upper Deck Century Legends Epic Signatures card featuring Oscar Robertson, signed by the player himself. This single-insert sports trading card is an original product manufactured by Upper Deck, representing the Milwaukee Bucks team in the 1999 season. The card attributes include an autograph, making it a valuable and collectible item for basketball fans and card collectors alike.
The Topps 1972-73 Oscar Robertson Milwaukee Bucks #25 Vintage Basketball Card is a highly collectible sports trading card featuring the Hall of Famer from the National Basketball Association (NBA). Please NOTE the poor condition of this card. Large paper loss/scuff at the top front that extends into the black border. Another area of paper loss/scuff at the bottom front over the “OSCAR ROBERTSON” text. Matching paper loss on the back at the top and bottom. Corner rounding on all four corners. Moderate edge wear. Please see detailed photos clearly showing the condition of the card. The card will be shipped in a penny sleeve and top loader for protection during mailing.
The product is a 2022-23 Panini Immaculate trading card featuring a rare autograph from Oscar Robertson, signed on a label or sticker on the card. This card is part of the Heralded Signatures set, with a limited print run of only 49 copies. Authenticated by Panini Authentic, this card is a valuable addition to any basketball card collection, especially for fans of the Milwaukee Bucks and the NBA legend Oscar Robertson. It is a unique and highly sought-after item for collectors of sports trading cards.
Oscar Robertson Milwaukee Bucks 1974-75 topps #55 HOF.
Top left corner has paper loss
Other important information about this card: In 1972 Oscar Robertson played for the Milwaukee Bucks. RAW (Ungraded) Cards: Grading is subjective. Feel free to ask!