Choosing between these two sports memorabilia cards comes down to what matters more in your collection: a low-numbered Craig Biggio relic at the lower listed price, or a graded Sergei Fedorov Enshrined Exhibit Materials Bronze card. Both are non-autographed Leaf memorabilia cards, but they point toward different player collections and carry a $150 listed-price gap.
Quick verdict
The 2026 Leaf Art Of Sport Craig Biggio Green Relic # 2/5 is the direct pick when keeping the listed outlay closer to USD 50.00 is central to the decision. The Sergei Fedorov 2022 Leaf Art Of Hockey Enshrined Exhibit Materials Bronze 21/45 is listed at USD 200.00 and brings graded condition plus its Bronze, Enshrined Exhibit Materials identity. Neither choice is autographed, so the decision is more about player focus, card format, condition, and listed price than signature collecting.
At-a-glance comparison
| Consideration | Craig Biggio Green Relic | Sergei Fedorov Bronze |
|---|---|---|
| Listed price | USD 50.00 | USD 200.00 |
| Title numbering | # 2/5 | 21/45 |
| Card condition | Ungraded | Graded |
| Autographed | No | No |
Where each card wins
Craig Biggio Green Relic: This is the better fit for a collector building around Craig Biggio, Houston Astros history, or baseball memorabilia. Its Green Relic presentation and #2/5 numbering make it especially suited to someone who wants a specifically numbered Biggio card rather than a general player card.
Sergei Fedorov Bronze: This card makes more sense for a Sergei Fedorov, Detroit Red Wings, or ice hockey memorabilia collection. The Enshrined Exhibit Materials Bronze designation gives it a distinct place among Fedorov-focused cards, while the graded condition may matter to collectors who prefer that card state.
Product notes
2026 Leaf Art Of Sport Craig Biggio Green Relic # 2/5
The appeal here is a Craig Biggio memorabilia card with a Green Relic parallel/variety designation and a #2/5 identifier. Card number 4 provides another useful way to place it within the 2026 Leaf set. Choose this card when your aim is a focused Biggio collectible with a relic format and a notably low serial number in the title. It is also an appropriate direction for a collection centered on a single player rather than a cross-sport display. The important tradeoff is condition: this card is ungraded, so it is less aligned with a shopper who specifically wants a graded card. It is not autographed.
Sergei Fedorov 2022 Leaf Art Of Hockey Enshrined Exhibit Materials Bronze 21/45
This selection centers on Sergei Fedorov in the 2022 Leaf Art Of Hockey set, with Enshrined Exhibit Materials Bronze wording and a 21/45 designation. Its EE-18 card number gives the card a clear set reference, while its feature list includes memorabilia, insert, limited edition, and parallel/variety. Pick it for a Fedorov collection that favors the Bronze exhibit-materials presentation and graded condition. The card is an original, standard-size card stock issue, which may also suit collectors organizing cards in a conventional trading-card format. Its concrete limitation for autograph collectors is straightforward: it is not autographed.
Final choice by use case
Choose the Craig Biggio Green Relic for a baseball-oriented Craig Biggio collection and the lower listed cost. Choose the Sergei Fedorov Bronze for an ice hockey-focused Fedorov collection where graded condition and the Enshrined Exhibit Materials Bronze format are the priorities.
