⚾ Chipper Jones 1991 Topps #333 Rookie RC Baseball Card — Graded PSA 10 Gem Mint — DeLand, Florida — Atlanta Braves — #1 Overall Pick 1990 MLB Draft — 1999 National League MVP — Eight-Time All-Star — .303 Career Batting Average — 468 Home Runs — Hall of Fame Class of 2018 — The Greatest Switch-Hitting Third Baseman in Baseball History — PSA 10 Perfect Grade

⚾ Chipper Jones is the Atlanta Braves — not the only player in that dynasty, not the only Hall of Famer who wore Atlanta's colors during the great run of 1990s division titles, but the player whose career was synonymous with the franchise from the moment the 1990 draft made him the #1 overall pick straight out of high school in DeLand, Florida to the retirement ceremony in 2012 that closed out a career of 19 seasons with the same organization that drafted him. The 1991 Topps #333 is his rookie card — the first licensed Chipper Jones card in the Topps baseball series, the document of his career at its official starting point. This copy, graded PSA 10 Gem Mint by Professional Sports Authenticator, is the perfect grade on one of the most important Braves cards in the post-era of the franchise's greatest dynasty. Condition: NOS.

🌟 DeLand, Florida — The Volusia County Kid

Chipper Jones was born on April 27, 1972, in DeLand, Florida — the county seat of Volusia County, a city in central Florida between Daytona Beach and Orlando whose athletic culture produced one of the cleanest swings the sport has ever seen from the left side, and the right side, simultaneously. Chipper's switch-hitting ability — genuine danger from both sides of the plate, not merely adequate from one — made him one of the most difficult offensive challenges a pitcher could face for two decades. Condition: NOS.

🏆 #1 Overall Pick — The 1990 Draft's Most Consequential Selection

The Atlanta Braves selected Chipper Jones with the first overall pick in the 1990 MLB Draft — a selection made on the strength of his tools as a high school shortstop in Florida whose physical profile, switch-hitting ability, and baseball IQ made him the consensus top player in the class. The Braves developed him through their system, moved him to third base, and watched him become exactly what they'd projected: the cornerstone of what would become the most dominant pitching-and-defense-anchored dynasty of the 1990s. Condition: NOS.

⭐ 1999 NL MVP — The Statistical Statement

Chipper Jones's 1999 National League MVP season was a complete performance: .319 batting average, 45 home runs, 110 RBI, and an OPS over 1.000 from the switch-hitting third baseman whose consistency was already legendary. The MVP Award put a numerical frame around what Braves fans and NL pitchers had known for years — that Chipper Jones was the most difficult offensive player in the National League to contain. Condition: NOS.

🏅 PSA 10 Gem Mint — Perfect Grade on a Hall of Fame Rookie Card

This Chipper Jones 1991 Topps #333 Rookie RC carries PSA 10 Gem Mint — the highest grade Professional Sports Authenticator awards. On a card from 1991 that documents a Hall of Fame career from its starting point, the PSA 10 grade is the collector's gold standard. Arrives in the tamper-evident PSA slab. Condition: NOS.

⚾🌟 Chipper Jones. DeLand, Florida. Atlanta Braves. #1 overall 1990. Nineteen seasons, one team. 1999 NL MVP. Eight All-Stars. .303 career average. 468 home runs. Hall of Fame 2018. 1991 Topps #333. PSA 10 Gem Mint. The Braves' greatest player, perfectly preserved from day one. Condition: NOS.