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Rob Gronkowski

2010 · Topps Football — Cutting to His Right · #148

Gronkowski’s 2010 Topps #148 rookie card in its Cutting to His Right photo.

Sport: Football
Year / season: 2010
Set: Topps Football — Cutting to His Right
Number: #148
Format: Card
Issue status: Rookie card

About this card

Rob Gronkowski’s 2010 Topps Football card is number 148 in that release, in the Cutting to His Right edition. This is Topps’ paper-stock flagship football set for that season.

The catalog labels this a rookie card, based on the source cited below.

How to identify it

Paper base cards like this were printed in large numbers, so condition and the exact edition matter most. Other versions of the same player from the same year usually carry different numbers, so confirm the brand printed on the card.

Cutting to His Right is part of this card’s name: it marks an insert or parallel inside Topps Football, and the number on its own can point to a different card.

In Rob Gronkowski’s run

This is the only Rob Gronkowski entry in the catalog so far.

In the 2010 checklist

This is the only entry from the 2010 Topps Football — Cutting to His Right release in the catalog so far. The full release has more cards; this page covers the one cataloged here.

What to know about this issue

PSA’s master checklist names the Cutting to His Right photo for #148.
Topps lists 2010 Topps #148 as his RC without naming a photo; PSA separately lists a Leaping Catch #148, so match the picture.

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