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THE WEEKLY MOMENT · ISSUE 00301 SEPTEMBER 2026

Brian Madjo's age-record card drew 6.2 times the orders of Paris Saint-Germain's Super Cup trophy card. The print runs are final. The market is not.

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THE LEAD · 2026–27 UEFA TOPPS NOW

Collectors ordered the record, not the team photograph.

Brian Madjo was 17 years and 212 days old when he became the youngest scorer in UEFA Super Cup history. Topps put that record on card #4 and marked it RC.

Topps' final base print runs make the choice visible: Madjo #4 reached 8,275 copies, against 1,326 for the PSG trophy card. That confirms demand during the window. It does not establish resale value; repeat completed sales are still missing.

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Brian Madjo 2026-27 UEFA Club Competitions Topps NOW rookie card 4 for becoming the youngest UEFA Super Cup goalscorer
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03 / THE NUMBER

6.2×MORE ORDERS

Madjo #4 printed 8,275 base copies. PSG #1 printed 1,326. The ratio measures order-window demand, not future appreciation.

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04 / FIELD NOTE

Print run tells us what collectors chose. It does not tell us what they will pay.

This release is a clean reminder that the strongest sporting story can beat the obvious trophy image. ICX can confirm that choice now. Resale liquidity remains provisional until exact completed sales repeat.

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THE LIBRARY

Every edition, kept.

Stories and checks with their original dates.

  1. 005Milwaukee’s night, pitch by pitch.24 Oct 2026
  2. 004“Last one” is still a presale.15 SEPTEMBER 2026
  3. 003The rookie outordered the trophy.01 SEPTEMBER 2026
  4. 002The Tour gave us three different cards to keep.18 AUGUST 2026
  5. 001The World Cup cards that set the market.09 AUGUST 2026