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Mia Hamm

1992 · Sports Illustrated for Kids Series 2 · #71

Hamm’s numbered entry in the 1992 Sports Illustrated for Kids Series 2 issue.

Sport: Soccer
Year / season: 1992
Set: Sports Illustrated for Kids Series 2
Number: #71
Format: Card

About this card

Mia Hamm’s 1992 Sports Illustrated for Kids Series 2 card is number 71 in that release. Sports Illustrated for Kids printed its cards on perforated sheets bound into the magazine, so each card was torn out by hand.

It carries no rookie label. That is not a claim either way: the catalog adds the label only when a cited source supports it.

How to identify it

Edges on these cards reflect how carefully they were separated from the sheet, so look at all four edges as well as the corners.

In Mia Hamm’s run

This is the only Mia Hamm entry in the catalog so far.

In the 1992 checklist

This is the only entry from the 1992 Sports Illustrated for Kids Series 2 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

Series 2 is part of the exact set identity.
PSA classifies the underlying set as multi-sport cards.

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