Juan Samuel Autographed 1989 Upper Deck #336 Philadelphia Phillies Card

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Add a signed card from one of the most important baseball-card releases of the modern hobby with this 1989 Upper Deck #336 Juan Samuel card featuring Samuel with the Philadelphia Phillies, personally autographed by the three-time MLB All-Star.

The inaugural 1989 Upper Deck release changed expectations for baseball cards with its sharp photography, premium card stock, clean white-bordered design and full-color photography on both the fronts and backs. The complete set contains 800 cards, with #1-700 comprising the Low Series and #701-800 forming the High Series. Samuel's #336 therefore comes from the original Low Series and is correctly listed as a Philadelphia Phillies card.

Samuel was still one of the most recognizable Phillies players when this card was issued. His best season came in 1987, when he hit .272 with 28 home runs, 100 RBI, 113 runs scored, 37 doubles, 15 triples and 35 stolen bases, earning his third All-Star selection and a Silver Slugger Award.

The card also represents the closing chapter of Samuel's original Phillies tenure. He began the 1989 season with Philadelphia before being traded to the New York Mets on June 18 in the memorable deal that brought Lenny Dykstra and Roger McDowell to the Phillies.

Card Details:

  • Player: Juan Samuel
  • Team: Philadelphia Phillies
  • Year: 1989
  • Manufacturer: Upper Deck
  • Set: Upper Deck
  • Card Number: #336
  • From Upper Deck's landmark inaugural baseball card set
  • Low Series issue
  • Personally autographed
  • Condition: NM-MT or better

The card pictured is the exact card you will receive.

Authentication: Signature obtained through a private signing conducted by Under the Radar Sports Promotions and guaranteed to pass any third-party authentication service.

An excellent addition for collectors of Juan Samuel autographs, Philadelphia Phillies memorabilia, 1989 Upper Deck baseball cards, inaugural Upper Deck issues, or signed baseball cards.