2008 Topps Chrome Brett Favre Collection Flight to 420 #BF346 BGS 9 Mint Game-Used Jersey Fusion

2008 Topps Chrome Brett Favre Collection Flight to 420 #BF346 BGS 9 Mint Game-Used Jersey Fusion

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2008 Topps Chrome Brett Favre Collection Flight to 420 #BF346 BGS 9 Mint Game-Used Jersey Fusion

2008 Topps Chrome Brett Favre Collection Flight to 420 #BF346 BGS 9 Mint Game-Used Jersey Fusion

$70.00
Sale price  $70.00 Regular price 

2008 Topps Chrome Brett Favre Collection #BF346 – Brett Favre

BGS Graded 9 Mint | Beckett Grading Services Cert #0018370894

One of the most unique and historically significant Brett Favre relics available — the Flight to 420: Jersey Fusion insert from the 2008 Topps Chrome Brett Favre Collection. This card commemorates Favre's 346th career passing touchdown, thrown on December 28, 2003 at Lambeau Field against the Denver Broncos. It features an embedded game-used jersey swatch worn by Favre on October 7, 2002.

  • Player: Brett Favre
  • Team: Green Bay Packers
  • Position: Quarterback
  • Card #: BF346
  • Set: 2008 Topps Chrome Brett Favre Collection
  • Insert: Flight to 420 – Jersey Fusion
  • Relic: Game-Used Jersey – Worn 10/07/2002
  • Grade: BGS 9 Mint
  • Grading Company: Beckett Grading Services (BGS)
  • Cert #: 0018370894

TD Play Details (from card back):

  • Date: 12/28/03
  • Stadium: Lambeau Field
  • Opponent: Denver Broncos
  • Quarter: 1st
  • Receiver: Bubba Franks
  • Yards: 2

Card ships securely in its BGS slab. A truly special piece of Packers history for any Favre collector.

🏈 Fun Fact

The Flight to 420 series documents every single one of Favre's record-breaking 420 career touchdown passes — each card tied to a specific game, opponent, receiver, and yardage. This card (#BF346) was part of Favre's push past Dan Marino's all-time TD record, which he broke in 2007 with his 421st career TD pass. Favre finished his career with 508 touchdown passes, a record that stood until Peyton Manning surpassed it in 2014.

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