Mark Grace Autographed 1994 Fleer Ultra #455 Chicago Cubs Card
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Mark Grace Autographed 1994 Fleer Ultra #455 Chicago Cubs Card
Add an outstanding autograph of one of the Chicago Cubs' most beloved players with this 1994 Fleer Ultra #455 signed baseball card featuring Mark Grace.
The 1994 Fleer Ultra baseball set is a 550-card premium release that continued Ultra's reputation for exceptional photography and high-quality production. Featuring glossy card stock, full-bleed action photography, gold foil accents, and vibrant card backs, the set was one of the hobby's premier products of the mid-1990s. The checklist includes stars such as Ken Griffey Jr., Frank Thomas, Cal Ripken Jr., Tony Gwynn, Greg Maddux, and Mark Grace, making it a favorite among collectors seeking premium cards from the era.
Mark Grace was one of the most consistent hitters of the 1990s and spent 13 of his 16 Major League seasons with the Chicago Cubs before finishing his career with the Arizona Diamondbacks. A three-time All-Star, four-time Gold Glove Award winner, and 2001 World Series champion, Grace led all of Major League Baseball in hits (1,754) and doubles (364) during the decade of the 1990s. Renowned for his smooth defense at first base and dependable bat, he remains one of the most popular players in Cubs history.
This 1994 Fleer Ultra #455 card showcases Grace during the prime of his outstanding career with the Cubs. Personally signed by Mark Grace, it is an excellent collectible for Cubs fans, Fleer Ultra collectors, and autograph enthusiasts.
Card Details
Player: Mark Grace
Team: Chicago Cubs
Set: 1994 Fleer Ultra
Card Number: #455
Type: Base Card
Position: First Baseman
Condition: NM-MT or better
Authentication
Personally signed by Mark Grace.
Signature obtained through a private signing conducted by Under the Radar Sports Promotions and guaranteed to pass any third-party authentication service.
A fantastic addition for Chicago Cubs fans, Fleer Ultra collectors, autograph collectors, Mark Grace collectors, or anyone building the career run of one of baseball's most accomplished first basemen.
