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2024 Leaf Metal Pop Century Scripted Autographs Mojo Super Prismatic Gold ? 1/1 SC-CS1 Charlie Sheen ? PSA GEM-MT 10 Step into the world of collectibles with the exclusive CHARLIE SHEEN ?Bud Fox? 2024 Metal Pop Century Scripted Auto card. Fans and collectors alike will treasure this unique piece from Leaf Metal's Pop Century series, which features a stunning Scripted Autographs Mojo Super Prismatic Gold finish. Authenticated by PSA with a unique serial number of 1/1, this card is not just a collectible but a piece of memorabilia that celebrates the charisma of Charlie Sheen's character, Bud Fox. The card, numbered SC-CS1, boasts a dazzling print run of just one, making it an extremely rare find. It's not just an autograph but a slice of Hollywood history, complete with a professional sports authenticator's seal, ensuring its authenticity and value. Whether you're a fan of 'Two and a Half Men', 'Wall Street', or 'Hot Shots!', this card is a remarkable addition to any collection. Charlie Sheen, born Carlos Irwin Estevez on September 3, 1965, in New York City, is an American actor renowned for his roles in film and television. The son of actor Martin Sheen, he began his career with early appearances in his father?s projects before achieving fame in the 1980s with critically acclaimed performances in Platoon (1986) and Wall Street (1987). He transitioned into comedy with hits like Major League (1989) and the Hot Shots! series, solidifying his versatility. On television, Sheen gained widespread recognition as "Charlie Harper" in the sitcom Two and a Half Men (2003?2011), becoming one of TV?s highest-paid actors ($1.8 million per episode). However, his career faced turbulence due to publicized personal struggles, including substance abuse and controversies, leading to his dismissal from the show in 2011. He later starred in Anger Management (2012?2014) and continued acting in smaller projects. Despite setbacks, Sheen remains a cultural figure, known for his candidness about his HIV diagnosis in 2015 and his philanthropic efforts.