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1997 Topps Finest #101 Tim Duncan Rookie
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The 1997 Finest Tim Duncan #101 rookie card was part of Topps’ premium chromium basketball line, positioned above the company’s standard paper release. Finest cards from this period were issued with a protective peel coating on the front, creating coated and uncoated examples in the hobby. The set also included Refractor parallels, extending the chrome-based parallel structure that had become central to Topps’ premium basketball products. Duncan retired in 2016 with 26,496 points, 15,091 rebounds, and 3,020 blocks. He remains one of the only players in NBA history to reach all three thresholds, reflecting the unusual balance of scoring, rebounding, and rim protection across his career.
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