A UFC card purchase can come down to two very different collecting goals: adding memorabilia tied to a favorite fighter or pursuing a tightly numbered parallel. This group spans both approaches, from Fighter Gear and Fight Mat Relics to a Meaningful Material card and a Red Refractor numbered 5/5. The clearest choice depends on whether your display centers on B.J. Penn, Josh Koscheck, Carlos Condit, or Tom Aspinall-and how much the serial numbering matters to you.
Quick take
- Pick the Carlos Condit Meaningful Material /35 when a low listed entry point and a card numbered to 35 are the priority.
- Pick the Josh Koscheck Fight Mat Relics 3 color 108/288 for a fight-mat relic with a stated serial number and three-color title detail.
- Pick the B.J. Penn Fighter Gear Relics #FR-BJP for a Fighter Gear Relics insert centered on Penn.
- Pick the Tom Aspinall Impact Point Red Refractor 5/5 when the key attraction is a Red Refractor parallel with the 5/5 numbering shown in the title.
Listed price comparison
| Card | Listed price | Relative position |
|---|---|---|
| 2016 Topps Museum Collection UFC Carlos Condit Meaningful Material /35 | USD 12.00 | |
| 2010 Topps UFC Main Event Fighter Gear Relics B.J. Penn #FR-BJP | USD 14.99 | |
| 2012 Topps UFC Knockout Fight Mat Relics Josh Koscheck #FM-JK 3 color 108/288 | USD 15.00 | |
| 2026 Tom Aspinall Topps Chrome UFC #IP-6 Impact Point RED Refractor 5/5 SSP | USD 139.99 |
The listed range runs from the Condit card at the low end to the Aspinall card at the high end. The Penn and Koscheck relic cards sit nearly together in the middle, so their fighter, relic type, and numbering details are more useful tie-breakers than their listed prices.
Decision matrix
Choose by relic theme: The Penn card is from the Fighter Gear Relics insert set, while the Koscheck card is a Fight Mat Relics insert. The Condit card belongs to Meaningful Material and is described as having relic features. These are three distinct memorabilia-focused directions.
Choose by serial-number focus: Aspinall carries the most compact stated numbering at 5/5. Condit is marked /35, while Koscheck is individually identified as 108/288. If you want a clearly stated card number alongside serial numbering, Koscheck lists both #FM-JK and 108/288.
Choose by card format: The Aspinall is the lone Red Refractor parallel in this comparison. Penn, Koscheck, and Condit instead focus their appeal on named Topps insert sets and memorabilia themes.
Product notes
2010 Topps UFC Main Event Fighter Gear Relics B.J. Penn #FR-BJP
The B.J. Penn card is the straightforward pick for a collection built around Penn or the 2010 Topps UFC Main Event release. Its Fighter Gear Relics insert designation gives the card a clear memorabilia identity, and the card number FR-BJP helps anchor it within that insert set. At USD 14.99, it sits close to the Koscheck option, making the fighter and relic category the main decision points. The limitation is format: it is listed as ungraded and not autographed, so it is less aligned with a search specifically focused on graded cards or signatures. Choose it for the named Fighter Gear Relics theme rather than serial-number rarity.
2012 Topps UFC Knockout Fight Mat Relics Josh Koscheck #FM-JK 3 color 108/288
For collectors who want a serial-numbered UFC memorabilia insert with explicit numbering, the Josh Koscheck card makes a focused case. It is from the Fight Mat Relics set, is identified as 108/288, and includes "3 color" in its title. Those details distinguish it from the Penn Fighter Gear card even though the two have nearly identical listed prices. Its USD 15.00 price places it just above the Penn card. One constraint is that it is listed as ungraded and uses the base parallel designation, so its appeal rests on the Koscheck subject, Fight Mat Relics identity, and stated 108/288 numbering rather than a refractor parallel or grade.
2026 Tom Aspinall Topps Chrome UFC #IP-6 Impact Point RED Refractor 5/5 SSP
The Tom Aspinall card is built for a collector prioritizing a specific parallel and very short stated numbering. It is an Impact Point insert, card number IP-6, with a Red Refractor parallel and 5/5 numbering. That combination makes it the natural choice here when the parallel is more important than a relic theme. Its listed price of USD 139.99 is substantially higher than the three memorabilia-focused cards, placing it in a distinct price tier within this group. The card is also listed as ungraded and not autographed, so a collector seeking a signature or a graded example should not treat those as part of this card's appeal.
2016 Topps Museum Collection UFC Carlos Condit Meaningful Material /35
The Carlos Condit card offers the lowest listed price in the group while retaining a numbered insert identity. It is a 2016 Topps Museum Collection Meaningful Material card, number MMR-CCO, with /35 in the title and serial-numbered, insert features. At USD 12.00, it is the entry point among these four choices for a collector who wants a Carlos Condit-focused memorabilia card with stated numbering. It is listed as Near Mint or Better but remains ungraded, and it is not autographed. That makes this card most compelling for its Meaningful Material theme and /35 designation rather than for a grade, signature, or refractor treatment.
Final recommendation by use case
Start with Carlos Condit Meaningful Material /35 for the lowest listed price and a numbered memorabilia insert. Choose B.J. Penn Fighter Gear Relics when Penn and the Fighter Gear designation are the deciding factors. Go with Josh Koscheck Fight Mat Relics 108/288 for a fight-mat relic with a stated serial number and three-color title detail. Reserve the Tom Aspinall Red Refractor 5/5 for a collection where a Red Refractor parallel and 5/5 numbering outweigh the higher listed price.
