Aaron Judge's unsigned 2013 Bowman Chrome Draft card, #BDPP19, came out in November 2013, after a season he never played.
The Yankees took him thirty-second that June, out of Fresno State. A torn quadriceps kept him off the field for the rest of the year. The Bowman Draft product arrived the week of November 13, with 45 base cards, 130 Draft Picks and 45 Top Prospects, every one of them also made in Chrome.
Printed in the year he was drafted, and in a season he never played.
He stands in his stance in the Yankees' gray road jersey, NEW YORK across the chest, a navy helmet with the interlocking NY, a blue sleeve on his front arm and the bat cocked over his shoulder. The Bowman Chrome logo sits at the upper left inside a blue-rimmed frame on a white border, OF at the right, and his name and NEW YORK YANKEES run on a dark plate at the foot.
It is a prospect card, not a rookie card. Cardboard Connection calls it one of his most popular unsigned cards. The signed version, from the same product, is our roster card.
The Chrome parallels run from Refractors and Waves to a SuperFractor of one.
