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Nate Holland
Topps U.S. Olympic Team - Auto  ·  2014  ·  #46
10 Crown Grade
Crowned Gem
Cert # 000013845
Subgrades
10 Centering
9.5 Corners
10 Edges
9.5 Surface
Centering55/45 or better on the front. 60/40 or better on the back.
CornersNear-perfect corners with only the slightest signs of wear under very close inspection. Corners are sharp and clean with no visible imperfections.
EdgesAbsolutely perfect edges with no flaws, chipping, or nicks. The edges appear flawless and as sharp as when the card was printed.
SurfacePerfect surface under normal inspection. Any tiny imperfections are barely visible even under magnification.
✍️ Autograph Authentication Crown Verified
Crown Authentication's ink examination of this 2014 Topps U.S. Olympic Team Auto card (No. 46) confirms the signature of Nate Holland is a live ink autograph, hand-applied in a dark brownish-black medium across the center-left of the card face. Physical indicators including darkened overlaps at stroke intersections and variable ink pressure and density throughout the fluid, looping cursive execution are consistent with genuine hand-signing. The signature's placement, flow, and letter formation are consistent with known exemplars of Nate Holland's autograph. Crown Grading assigns this autograph a Crowned Gem 10 grade based on its strong visual presentation and confirmed ink authenticity.
Card Notes
Topps U.S. Olympic Team sets captured American athletes at pivotal moments in their careers, often before they became household names. The 2014 release arrived during a robust period for Olympic card collecting, when the Winter Games held particular appeal for hobbyists seeking autographed memorabilia of emerging talent. These sets remain collectible touchstones for fans who value the intersection of sports trading cards and Olympic history. Nate Holland represented American snowboarding on this autographed card, bringing recognition to a discipline gaining traction among collectors. Enthusiasts pursue Olympic athlete autographs for their historical significance and the personal connection they offer to these international moments. Holland's signature on cardboard from this era appeals to both Olympic specialists and those focused on winter sports heritage.
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Population Insights
1 Total Pop
1 This Grade
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Grade Count
10 THIS SLAB 1
★  Subgrade Ranking
Ranks #1 of 1 among Grade 10 copies
Subgrade Profile — Centering / Corners / Edges / Surface
10 / 9.5 / 10 / 9.5
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1 Equal
0 Lower
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