1999 ULTIMATE VICTORY ADRIAN BELTRE #56 PSA 9 MINT 1/1 PARALLEL

Description: This is one of the rarest cards in the World of Adrian Beltre * "Upper Deck Parallel 1/ 1 These cards are a parallel of the regular Ultimate Victory Set, 180 cards. These cards are easy to spot with their dramatic gold-foil trippy, circular patterned fronts. "* Information directly from Beckett Almanac 7th Ed Page 1095There is also a regular parallel set made and a parallel set numbered to 100 of each player, this 1/1 that is listed is of course the rarest card of the 3 parallels.Some of the cards are numbered on the front 1/1, however some are not. There is currently a Mark Kotsky (BGS Cert Number 0009082133) (ebay item number 41931065073) 1/1 that does not have the 1/1 stamped on front, this one of approximatly 13 listing at this time of other players. This Beltre also does not have the 1/1 stamping.1999 WAS BELTRE'S FIRST FULL SEASON AS A PLAYER IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES!ADRIAN BELTRE477 Homers3166 Hits (17th All Time) 1707 RBI's (24th All Time) 636 Doubles (11th All Time)1151 Extra Base Hits (15th All Time) 5309 Total Bases (15th All Time)2933 Games Played (15th All Time)At Bats 11,068 (8th All Time)5 X'S 100 OR MORE RBI'S IN A SEASON!5 X'S 30 OR MORE HOMERS5 X'S GOLD GLOVE WINNER (3RD BASE)2 X'S PLATINUM GLOVE WINNER ('11-'12) 4 X'S SILVER SLUGGER AWARD.287 Lifetime Batting AverageHe ranks in the top 3 all-time at his position in games played, assists, putouts, and double plays.6th Player in MLB History to have all three milestones-5000 total bases, 600 doubles, 450 hrsThe Others are: Aaron, Musial,Yastrzemski, Pujols, Bonds Fourth 3rd baseman w/ 1,500 RBI, joining Hall of Famers George Brett, Mike Schmidt & Chipper JonesAdrian Beltre is 41 years old, his rookie year was technically 1998 (to qualify to be a rookie you need 130 at bats, or 45 days on a Major League Roster). He played in 77 games and had 195 at bats in 1998. His first full season was 1999, 152 games and 538 at bats with the Dodgers. Brooks Robinson on Adrian Beltre: "You can't get any better" (7/14/2018) <><><><><><><><><> AT BATS Doubles 1 Rose, P. 14,053 1 Speaker, T. 792 2 Aaron, H. 12,364 2 Rose, P. 746 3 Yastrzemski, C. 11,988 3 Musial, S. 725 4 Ripkin, C. 11,551 4 Cobb, T. 723 5 Cobb, T. 11,429 5 Pujols, A. 669 6 Murray, E. 11,336 6 Biggio, C. 668 7 Jeter, D. 11,195 7 Brett, G. 665 8 Beltre, Adrian 11,068 8 Lajoie, N. 657 Updated 12/30/20 9 Yastrzemksi, C. 646 10 Wagner, H. 640 11 Beltre, Adrian 636 Updated 12/30/20 Adrián Beltré Texas Rangers – No. 29 Third baseman Born: April 7, 1979 (age 39) Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Bats: Right Throws: Right MLB debut June 24, 1998, for the Los Angeles DodgersMLB statistics (through October 1, 2018)Batting average .286Hits 3,166Home runs 477Runs batted in 1,707Stolen bases 121Teams Los Angeles Dodgers (1998–2004)Seattle Mariners (2005–2009)Boston Red Sox (2010)Texas Rangers (2011–present) Career highlights and awards 4× All-Star (2010–2012, 2014)5× Gold Glove Award (2007, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2016)4× Silver Slugger Award (2004, 2010, 2011, 2014)2× Platinum Glove Award (2011, 2012)NL home run leader (2004)Hit for the cycle a record three times (shared with Babe Herman, Bob Musel and John Reilly) BELTRE ADRIAN 1999 ULTIMATE VICTORY #56 PARALLEL PSA 9 23049333 Important Information Regarding Payment:Payment is required for items within 2 days (48 hours) after “offers are accepted” or items are “committed to buy”.If payment is not received within this time frame, eBay will automatically open a “non-payment case” on the transaction.

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