Michael Barrett Autographed 1999 Pacific Invincible #89 Montreal Expos Card

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Add a signed card of future Silver Slugger catcher Michael Barrett with this 1999 Pacific Invincible #89 Montreal Expos issue.

This card comes from the premium 1999 Pacific Invincible set, one of Pacific's most innovative baseball releases. The 150-card set is known for its distinctive embedded translucent "window" built into every base card, giving Invincible one of the most recognizable designs of the late 1990s. The product remains a favorite among collectors of Pacific's premium baseball brands.

Selected by the Montreal Expos with the 28th overall pick in the first round of the 1995 MLB Draft, Michael Barrett went on to enjoy an 11-year Major League career with the Montreal Expos, Chicago Cubs, San Diego Padres, and Toronto Blue Jays. Originally drafted as a shortstop, Barrett successfully transitioned to catcher in the minor leagues and developed into one of the National League's premier offensive backstops. He finished his career with 98 home runs, 424 RBIs, a .263 batting average, and earned the 2005 National League Silver Slugger Award.

Issued during Barrett's rise through the Expos organization, this premium Pacific card captures him as one of the club's brightest young players. The innovative translucent window technology and bold Pacific design make it one of his most distinctive mainstream cards from the late 1990s.

Card Details:

  • Player: Michael Barrett
  • Team: Montreal Expos
  • Set: 1999 Pacific Invincible
  • Card Number: #89
  • Type: Base Card
  • Position: Catcher
  • Condition: NM-MT or better

Authentication:

  • Personally signed by Michael Barrett
  • Signature obtained through a private signing conducted by Under the Radar Sports Promotions
  • Guaranteed to pass any third-party authentication service

A fantastic addition for Expos fans, Pacific collectors, Invincible collectors, autograph collectors, Michael Barrett collectors, or collectors of Montreal Expos memorabilia.