- PORTO ROOKIE AUTOGRAPH — Rodrigo Mora's RC-designated Archival Autograph, signed in blue ink and certified by Topps.
- AMETHYST 91/99 — Purple-framed parallel, individually numbered to 99; every Archival Autograph in the set is numbered.
- MUSEUM COLLECTION PRESENTATION — Topps' premium UCC line, with ornate silver scrollwork framing the portrait.
Description
Description
Rodrigo Mora's signature in blue ink, numbered 91 of 99, on the Amethyst parallel of Topps Museum Collection's Archival Autographs. Mora is pictured in Porto blue inside an amethyst-purple frame, with the RC shield beneath the photo and Museum's ornate silver scrollwork around the card.
Every Archival Autograph in the set is numbered, from Amethyst /99 down to a single Emerald 1/1. A numbered rookie autograph for a Porto collection, from Topps' premium UCC line.
Condition & Authenticity
Condition & Authenticity
This card is sold in Near Mint condition. The Rodrigo Mora autograph is certified by Topps – an official pack-issued autograph card, numbered 91/99. See how we assess condition and verify signed items in our Condition & Authenticity Guide.
Specifications
Specifications
- Licensing
- Official / Licensed
- Era
- Modern
- Format
- Single Card
- Theme
- Sports
- Player / Athlete
- Rodrigo Mora
- Team / Club
- FC Porto
- Franchise
- UEFA Europa League
- Set / Expansion
- Topps Museum Collection UCC 2024/25
- Card Number
- AA-RM3
- Serial Number
- 91/99
- Release Year
- 2024
- Language
- English
- Card Format
- Card
- Card State
- Raw
- Rarity
- Limited edition
- Card Attributes
- Autographed · Numbered · Parallel · Rookie
- Signer
- Rodrigo Mora
- Autograph Type
- Football · Sports
- Autograph Format
- Sticker Autograph
- Autograph Authentication
- Manufacturer certified (pack-issued)
Era describes when this item itself was printed, produced or manufactured—not the age of what it depicts. A brand-new item can still represent a vintage or classic design; where shown, check Represented Era for that distinction.
Autograph authentication assesses whether a signature is considered genuine, typically supported by a certificate or verification record from the authentication provider. This is separate from autograph grading, which scores the signature's quality rather than confirming it's genuine.






























