Quick verdict
When two sports memorabilia cards sit one cent apart in listed price, the decision is less about cost and more about the collection story you want to build. Choose the Topps UFC Series 4 Anderson card for an Anderson Silva and UFC 67-centered relic connection. Choose the 2025 Topps Royalty UFC Ian Machado Garry card when a serial-numbered Blue /25 parallel is the stronger draw.
The Anderson card is listed at USD 49.99, while the Ian Machado Garry card is listed at USD 50.00. Both are Topps UFC memorabilia insert cards, but they represent different fighters, releases, and collector priorities.
At a glance
| Comparison point | Topps UFC Series 4 Anderson | 2025 Topps Royalty UFC Ian Machado Garry |
|---|---|---|
| Listed price | USD 49.99 | USD 50.00 |
| Card number | FM-AS1 | SR-IG |
| Insert set | Fight Mat Relics | Star Relics |
| Main collecting angle | Authentic used fight mat relic from UFC 67 | Blue parallel with a print run of 25 |
| Player | Anderson Silva | Ian Machado Garry |
Where each product wins
The Anderson Silva card fits event-focused UFC collecting. The UFC 67 reference gives the card a direct event connection, while Anderson Silva makes it a logical choice for a fighter-specific display or a collection organized around notable UFC appearances. It also has the lower listed price, although the one-cent spread should not drive the decision.
The Ian Machado Garry card fits collectors seeking a numbered parallel format. Its Blue /25 designation combines a stated print run of 25 with a named parallel variety. That makes it the clearer pick for someone whose priority is adding an Ian Machado Garry card from the 2025 Topps Royalty UFC release.
Product notes
Topps UFC Series 4 Anderson Fight Mat Relics UFC 67
Pick this card when Anderson Silva is the athlete you most want represented in your collection. The 2010 Topps UFC Series 4 identity gives it a defined place within that release, and card number FM-AS1 provides a specific catalog reference. Its UFC 67 wording is especially appealing for collectors who arrange memorabilia cards around individual events as well as fighters. The authentic used fight mat concept gives the card a tangible MMA memorabilia focus rather than a standard base-card identity.
The limitation is its stated ungraded condition. For a collector who specifically wants a graded card, that status will not meet the same goal. It is best suited to someone who values the Anderson Silva, UFC 67, and Fight Mat Relics combination at the listed USD 49.99.
2025 Topps Royalty UFC Star Relics Ian Machado Garry Blue /25
This card makes sense for a collection built around Ian Machado Garry or the 2025 Topps Royalty UFC release. Card number SR-IG gives it a clear identity within the Star Relics insert set, and the named player makes the selection straightforward for Garry-focused collectors. The Blue /25 format adds a defined numbered-parallel angle, making it distinct from a general memorabilia-card choice. At USD 50.00, it is essentially aligned with the Anderson card on listed price while offering a different collecting direction.
Its stated condition is also ungraded, which is the main limitation for shoppers seeking a graded example. Choose it when the Ian Machado Garry subject, Star Relics set, and numbered Blue parallel format matter more than an Anderson Silva event relic.
Final choice by use case
Choose the Topps UFC Series 4 Anderson Fight Mat Relics UFC 67 card if your collection starts with Anderson Silva or UFC 67. Choose the 2025 Topps Royalty UFC Star Relics Ian Machado Garry Blue /25 card if Ian Machado Garry and a limited-print Blue parallel are the priority. With only a one-cent listed-price spread, the better card is the one that better matches your preferred fighter and collecting format.
