Dante Bichette gets his first certified autograph in 2020 Topps Archives

[pwaldo]

https://www.beckett.com/news/dante-b...utograph-card/

It could be argued that Dante Bichette is one of the forgotten stars of the ’90s. In an MLB career spanning 14 seasons, he knocked 274 home runs, hit a very respectable .299, led the National League in hits twice, was a four-time All-Star and finished second in 1995 NL MVP voting.

Maybe it’s not Cooperstown-worthy but Bichette was definitely very good. Some might even say great.

And yet, Dante Bichette has never had an autograph card in an MLB-licensed set. Until now. Almost.

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2020 Topps Archives Baseball is the first MLB baseball card set to include a Dante Bichette autographs on its checklist.

Didn't even realize he has never had a certified autograph up to this point. That's pretty rare for a guy who played in the 90s with the 1996/1997/1998 Leaf Signature sets. He was a well known player during that time and even since then Topps and other companies have done a lot of Fan Favorites autograph sets over the years.

[bakemeister52]

He use to kill my Yankees and that is crazy he didn't have a certified autograph till this year. He was a good hitter!

Bake