Evan Boehm
Center / Offensive Lineman · Missouri Tigers / Arizona Cardinals (NFL)
2016 SAGE HIT Premier Draft Autographs #Not visible
Year & Era
2016 — Modern Era
Card Type
Autograph Rookie Card
Grade
Raw — appears Near Mint
Rarity
Common base autograph from a lower-tier prospect set
Overall Assessment
An affordable collectible autograph of a solid collegiate lineman and NFL journeyman, ideal for Missouri Tigers fans or niche offensive line collectors
Condition Grade
Raw — appears Near Mint
Centering Assessment
Front: Fairly well-centered with a slight tilt; Back: Not inspected
Surface Condition
Near Mint with minor micro-scratches visible on the top-loader/holder rather than the card surface itself
Corner Condition
Sharp corners with light handling wear visible on close inspection
Edge Condition
Clean edges with no significant chipping or whitening
Print Quality
Standard glossy card stock with clear player photography and on-card blue ink signature
Estimated Value
$2 to $5 USD raw
Comparison to Known Examples
Typical example for a 2016 SAGE HIT draft prospect autograph
Authentication Tips
Look for crisp on-card signature and official SAGE HIT embossed or printed logos on the card stock
Grading Recommendation
Not recommended for grading due to low market value which would not cover grading fees
Red Flags
No significant red flags observed
Provenance Notes
Pulled from 2016 SAGE HIT retail or hobby draft packs
Historical Context
Evan Boehm was a standout center at the University of Missouri and was drafted in the fourth round of the 2016 NFL Draft by the Arizona Cardinals
Market Trends
Stable to flat market value typical for offensive linemen and non-star rookie autographs
Investment Potential
Low investment potential, primarily suitable for player collectors or team set builders
Similar Cards
Other 2016 SAGE HIT Autographs of mid-round NFL draft picks
Display & Preservation
Store in a penny sleeve and rigid top-loader away from direct sunlight and high humidity
Interesting Facts
SAGE HIT has long been a staple for collectors seeking early autograph cards of college prospects before their official NFL rookie cards are released