Terrell Davis

Running Back · Denver Broncos

Upper Deck Electric Current #Not clearly visible, part of the 1995 Upper Deck football set

Terrell Davis

Year & Era

1995 — Late 90s Modern Era

Card Type

Base / Parallel Insert

Grade

Raw — appears Near Mint

Rarity

Common base/insert card with high print runs typical of the mid-1990s

Overall Assessment

A solid, nostalgic collector piece for a Terrell Davis or Denver Broncos fan, best kept raw in protective storage

Condition Grade

Raw — appears Near Mint

Centering Assessment

Front appears reasonably well-centered with slight top-to-bottom bias

Surface Condition

Near Mint, minor handling marks possible under direct light

Corner Condition

Sharp corners with minimal to no visible rounding

Edge Condition

Clean edges with no major chipping or whitening

Print Quality

Standard 1995 Upper Deck glossy finish with sharp player photography

Estimated Value

Estimated raw value between $2 to $10 depending on exact parallel and condition

Comparison to Known Examples

Consistent with typical well-preserved raw copies from 1995 wax boxes

Authentication Tips

Look for authentic Upper Deck hologram on the back and correct card stock thickness

Grading Recommendation

Not recommended for professional grading unless pristine, as raw value does not justify grading fees

Red Flags

No significant red flags observed; standard vintage modern raw card

Provenance Notes

Originally distributed in 1995 Upper Deck football wax or hobby packs

Historical Context

Terrell Davis is a Hall of Fame running back and Super Bowl MVP known for his dominant peak with the Denver Broncos

Market Trends

Stable market demand driven by Terrell Davis Hall of Fame legacy

Investment Potential

Stable long-term hold with modest upside as a Hall of Fame player

Similar Cards

1995 Topps Terrell Davis RC, 1995 Fleer Terrell Davis RC

Display & Preservation

Store in a penny sleeve and rigid top loader away from direct sunlight and moisture

Interesting Facts

Davis rushed for over 2,000 yards in 1998 and won back-to-back Super Bowls

Scanned on 8/11/2026