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Graded PSA 10 Gem Mint Dylan Crews 2019 Panini Stars & Stripes USA #36 Longevity Base Rookie RC Baseball Card

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Dylan Crews 2019 Panini Stars & Stripes USA #36 Longevity Base Rookie RC PSA 10 GEM MINT — Born February 26 2002 Altamonte Springs Florida — USA Baseball Youth Program — The Earliest Dylan Crews Card in the Collector Record — Pre-LSU, Pre-Draft, Pre-Nationals — A Junior at Lake Mary High School Wearing the USA Baseball Colors — PSA 10 GEM MINT

⚾ A PSA 10 GEM MINT certified Dylan Crews 2019 Panini Stars & Stripes USA #36 Longevity Base rookie card — from the Stars & Stripes USA Baseball product that Panini produces in partnership with USA Baseball, documenting players across the USA Baseball national team programs from the youth levels through the elite national team. The 2019 Stars & Stripes card of Dylan Crews is among the earliest official trading card documentation of the player who would go on to: star at Louisiana State University, win the 2023 College World Series national championship with LSU, and be selected second overall by the Washington Nationals in the 2023 MLB Draft. In 2019, Crews was a junior at Lake Mary High School in Lake Mary, Florida, already representing the United States on USA Baseball's youth national teams. PSA 10 GEM MINT: the maximum grade. This is the document from before everything else began. Condition: NOS.

🌟 Altamonte Springs, Florida — Lake Mary — The Orlando Metro Area — The Early Years Before LSU and the Nationals

Dylan Crews was born February 26, 2002, in Altamonte Springs, Florida — a city in Seminole County in the Orlando metropolitan area, part of the Central Florida corridor whose year-round baseball weather and dense travel-ball infrastructure have made the region one of the most productive amateur baseball talent pipelines in the country. Crews attended Lake Mary High School in nearby Lake Mary, Florida, where he developed into one of the state's most decorated prep prospects, playing twice for USA Baseball's youth national teams — the 14U team and later the 18U team that won a gold medal. As a junior in 2019, Crews batted .389 with 15 stolen bases and played in the Under Armour All-America Baseball Game at Wrigley Field, cementing his status as one of the top prospects nationally heading into his senior year. Condition: NOS.

USA Baseball — The Stars & Stripes Program — The Youth Pipeline That Documents Future Stars Early

USA Baseball administers the national baseball development pipeline from youth levels through the senior national team, and the Stars & Stripes USA product from Panini documents players across this pipeline in trading card format. The youth programs — 14U, 18U, and the various national selection programs that identify elite young baseball players from across the country — are among the earliest stages of official USA Baseball documentation, and a player's inclusion in the Stars & Stripes set as a teenager represents early identification by the national program as a prospect worth tracking. Dylan Crews appearing in the 2019 Stars & Stripes set as a Lake Mary High School junior is evidence that the pipeline recognized him well before his senior season, his commitment to LSU, and his eventual rise to the top of the 2023 MLB Draft class. Condition: NOS.

🏆 The Document Before the Documentary — Distinct From the 2024 Bowman Chrome Lunar Glow

The 2024 Bowman Chrome Lunar Glow RC of Dylan Crews documents his 2024 professional debut year with the Washington Nationals — the chromium card from the season of his first major league games, the modern chrome RC format, post-draft, post-LSU national championship. This 2019 Stars & Stripes Panini card documents the opposite end of the timeline: pre-LSU, pre-national championship, pre-draft, pre-Nationals. It is the teenage Dylan Crews in USA Baseball colors — the starting point of the documented collector record, years before the professional career began. These are two entirely different chapters, two distinct artifacts of the same career at opposite ends of its amateur development arc. Condition: NOS.

📦 Item Details

Item: Dylan Crews 2019 Panini Stars & Stripes USA #36 Longevity Base Rookie RC. Grade: PSA 10 GEM MINT (Professional Sports Authenticator). Player: Dylan Crews. Born: February 26, 2002, Altamonte Springs, Florida. High school: Lake Mary High School, Lake Mary, Florida. Program: USA Baseball youth (14U, 18U gold medal team). Later: LSU Tigers (2021-2023), 2023 College World Series champion, 2023 MLB Draft #2 overall (Washington Nationals). Condition: NOS.

⚾⭐ Altamonte Springs. Florida. Seminole County. The Orlando metro. Lake Mary High School. The junior season. .389 average. 15 stolen bases. USA Baseball. The 14U team. The 18U team. The gold medal. Wrigley Field. The Under Armour All-America Game. 2019. The card. Pre-LSU. Pre-Baton Rouge. Pre-College World Series. Pre-Omaha. Pre-national championship. Pre-2023 Draft. Pre-Washington. Pre-Nationals. This card. 2019. The document from the beginning. PSA 10. GEM MINT. The maximum grade. The earliest chapter certified. Condition: NOS.

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