1979 Topps #48 Doug Williams RC Tampa Bay Buccaneer's BGS Autograph 10
1979 Topps #48 Doug Williams RC Tampa Bay Buccaneer's BGS Autograph 10 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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The 1979 Topps #48 Doug Williams Rookie Card is a must-have for football collectors and Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans. This iconic sports trading card features Doug Williams, a pioneering quarterback known for his historic Super Bowl XXII victory and MVP performance. Hand-signed and authenticated with a BAS Autograph 10 grade, this rare collectible is a valuable addition to any memorabilia collection.
- Year & Card Number: 1979 Topps #48
- Player: Doug Williams
- Team: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Authenticity: Hand-signed and authenticated with a BAS Autograph 10 grade
- Condition: Professionally graded and certified by BGS
- Historical Significance: Doug Williams was the first Black quarterback to start and win a Super Bowl
