Eddie Drummond and Reggie Swinton
Wide Receiver / Kick Returner · Detroit Lions
2004 Topps Total #Not visible
Year & Era
2004 - Modern Era
Card Type
Base Team Checklist / Multi-Player Subset Card
Grade
Raw - appears Near Mint
Rarity
Common base card with a massive print run, readily available in the secondary market.
Overall Assessment
A classic, affordable base card from the mid-2000s ideal for Detroit Lions player or set collectors.
Condition Grade
Raw - appears Near Mint
Centering Assessment
Front: Fairly well centered, minor top-to-bottom bias. Back: Not visible.
Surface Condition
Near Mint, clean gloss with standard factory cut and minor handling wear.
Corner Condition
Sharp corners with slight potential softness visible under scrutiny.
Edge Condition
Clean edges with standard factory cut typical of Topps Total cards from this era.
Print Quality
Standard Topps Total print quality featuring dual player photo boxes and team logo watermark.
Estimated Value
$0.25 - $1.00
Comparison to Known Examples
Typical example of a 2004 Topps Total common multi-player card in raw condition.
Authentication Tips
Standard card stock and printing methods of the mid-2004 era make counterfeiting highly unlikely.
Grading Recommendation
Not recommended for professional grading due to low raw value.
Red Flags
No significant red flags observed.
Provenance Notes
Originally distributed in 2004 Topps Total retail and hobby wax packs.
Historical Context
Features Eddie Drummond, an elite kick returner for the Lions during the mid-2000s, alongside wide receiver Reggie Swinton.
Market Trends
Stable, low-tier market value typical of common modern base cards.
Investment Potential
Minimal investment potential; strictly a nostalgic piece for Detroit Lions team collectors.
Similar Cards
Other 2004 Topps Total Detroit Lions team cards and multi-player subsets.
Display & Preservation
Standard penny sleeve and top loader.
Interesting Facts
Topps Total sets are famous for featuring massive checklist sizes containing hundreds of players, giving even deep-bench players their own cards.