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Manufacturer-issued card straight from the pack — no reprints, no reproductions. Orders ship within one business day, tracked, in a penny sleeve and rigid protection. 30-day returns accepted.

Why This Card Matters

Gage Stanifer was Toronto's **19th-round pick, 578th overall, in the 2022 draft** out of Westfield High School in Indiana, signing for **$125,000** to buy out a Cincinnati commitment. He broke out in 2025, striking out **161 batters in 110 innings across three levels** with a 2.86 ERA — including a 0.69 ERA at Single-A Dunedin — and entered 2026 as **Baseball America's No. 5 Blue Jays prospect**. The fastball sits **93-96 with heavy armside run and has touched 100**. This is his **1st Bowman Chrome** card, on chrome stock in the Chrome Prospects subset of 2026 Bowman.

Market-Informed Pricing

Priced against recent verified sold comps, not asking prices. Best Offer is enabled on every listing — reasonable offers are welcome.

Professional Imaging

High-resolution scans and photos so you can inspect corners, edges, surface, and centering yourself. What you see is what you get.

Secure Shipping

Penny sleeve, top loader or card saver, team bag, and rigid protection in every shipment. Packed right, shipped fast, from a smoke-free environment.

Chrome vs Paper & Parallel Note

This is the **chrome** prospect card. The prefix is the tell: **BCP-** is chrome stock, while the paper version uses **BP-**. **The paper BP-37 is also in this batch** — same player, same photo, same design, different card. They are not duplicates, and this is the one that carries the premium. On the parallel question, three independent checks: (1) **no serial number anywhere** — and every 2026 BCP refractor parallel is serial numbered from /499 down to 1/1, with one exception; (2) that exception, the **Reptilian Refractor**, carries a distinct scale texture, and 4x surface inspection shows a **smooth chrome field with zero pattern**; (3) no rainbow prismatic diffraction, and no Sapphire facet pattern (Bowman Sapphire was explicitly checked and ruled out). Being straight about the limit: chrome scans near-black on a flatbed, so this is a strong logical chain rather than an optical certainty. Tilt it under a light and a refractor throws a rainbow while plain chrome throws a neutral mirror. **Not a short print** — BCP-1 to BCP-150, no SPs. **No RC shield**, correctly: the **1ST BOWMAN** logo marks a pre-debut prospect card. Back code **CODE#135302**, printed without the usual CMP letters — that is product-wide on Bowman Chrome, not unique to this copy, and the paper BP-37 in this batch does carry the CMP prefix.