Own an autographed 2001 Topps #42 baseball card personally signed by Luis Polonia, a speedy outfielder who played key roles on championship clubs and became one of baseball's premier base stealers during the late 1980s and 1990s.
The 2001 Topps baseball set is a 790-card flagship release issued in two series and celebrates the 50th anniversary of Topps baseball cards. The set revived several classic Topps traditions by bringing back manager cards, dual-player prospect cards, and season highlight cards while featuring a clean, colorful design accented by the gold Topps 50 Years logo. Notable rookie cards include Hee Seop Choi, and the checklist showcases many of baseball's biggest stars from the era. Luis Polonia appears as card #42 with the New York Yankees.
Luis Polonia played 12 Major League seasons with the Oakland Athletics, New York Yankees, California Angels, Atlanta Braves, and Detroit Tigers. Known for his outstanding speed and contact hitting, Polonia stole 294 bases, compiled a .293 career batting average, and was a member of the 1989 World Series champion Oakland Athletics and the 2000 World Series champion New York Yankees. His ability to put the ball in play and create havoc on the bases made him a valuable contributor throughout his career.
This 2001 Topps #42 card showcases Polonia during his second stint with the New York Yankees, following the club's 2000 World Series championship. Personally signed by Luis Polonia, this card is an outstanding collectible for Yankees fans, Topps collectors, and autograph enthusiasts.
Card Details
Player: Luis Polonia
Team: New York Yankees
Set: 2001 Topps
Card Number: #42
Type: Base Card
Position: Outfielder
Condition: NM-MT or better
Authentication
Personally signed by Luis Polonia.
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 New York Yankees fans, Oakland Athletics fans, Luis Polonia collectors, Topps collectors, autograph collectors, or anyone assembling a collection of World Series champions and outstanding leadoff hitters.