2025 Topps Toy Story Jessie 1/1 Sketch Blue Foil Signed by Artist Tom Amici1 Available • Mint

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2025 Topps Toy Story Jessie 1/1 Sketch Gold Foil Signed by Artist Tom Amici This is a neat sketch within the "window pane" unlike some sloppy ones currently for sale that are sketched over the lines and don't look as nice. This is a Blue Foil in which there is no mention of in the checklists out there. Not sure if this is a special foil color. There are other characters with Blue Foil but it is less common foil than these three that are mentioned in checklists: Black Foil (1:122 packs) Gold Foil (1:238 packs) Silver Foil (1:900 packs) A genuine one-of-one hand-drawn sketch card featuring Jessie from Disney Pixar’s Toy Story, created by artist Tom Amici for the 2025 Topps 30 Years of Toy Story release. This is an original sketch card and is completely unique, with no duplicate copies in existence. Card Details: • Character: Jesse • Artist: Tom Amici • Product: 2025 Topps 30 Years of Toy Story • Type: Original Hand-Drawn Sketch Card • Serial Number: 1/1 • Licensed Disney Pixar / Top

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