2023 Topps Series 1 Checklist

[Dazed]

I like the design! Good list of RC's and Auto's

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2023 Topps Series 1 Baseball Cards - Checklist Added

2023 Topps Series 1 Baseball checklist, set details, boxes for sale, reviews, variations, release date. See the latest MLB flagship design.

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Base Rookies Set Checklist
15 Michael Grove - Los Angeles Dodgers RC
16 Nolan Gorman - St. Louis Cardinals RC
31 Riley Greene - Detroit Tigers RC
34 Zack Thompson - St. Louis Cardinals RC
37 Josh Smith - Texas Rangers RC
41 Brian Serven - Colorado Rockies RC
52 Matthew Liberatore - St. Louis Cardinals RC
56 Jermaine Palacios - Minnesota Twins RC
58 Iván Herrera - St. Louis Cardinals RC
67 Travis Swaggerty - Pittsburgh Pirates RC
69 Caleb Kilian - Chicago Cubs RC
76 Josh Winckowski - Boston Red Sox RC
87 Ethan Small - Milwaukee Brewers RC
89 Brett Baty - New York Mets RC
90 Korey Lee - Houston Astros RC
92 Triston Casas - Boston Red Sox RC
94 Oswald Peraza - New York Yankees RC
95 Jonah Bride - Oakland Athletics RC
97 Brandon Hughes - Chicago Cubs RC
111 Hunter Brown - Houston Astros RC
119 Oscar Gonzalez - Cleveland Guardians RC
127 Shea Langeliers - Oakland Athletics RC
129 Nolan Jones - Cleveland Guardians RC
135 Buddy Kennedy - Arizona Diamondbacks RC
138 Marcus Wilson - Seattle Mariners RC
140 Lenyn Sosa - Chicago White Sox RC
154 Jonathan Aranda - Tampa Bay Rays RC
156 Kyle Stowers - Baltimore Orioles RC
163 Miguel Vargas - Los Angeles Dodgers RC
165 Jeter Downs - Boston Red Sox RC
167 Michael Massey - Kansas City Royals RC
169 Gabriel Moreno - Toronto Blue Jays RC
176 Kody Clemens - Detroit Tigers RC
182 Nick Pratto - Kansas City Royals RC
185 Brayan Bello - Boston Red Sox RC
188 Davis Martin - Chicago White Sox RC
205 JJ Bleday - Miami Marlins RC
206 Gunnar Henderson - Baltimore Orioles RC
209 Darick Hall - Philadelphia Phillies RC
214 Graham Ashcraft - Cincinnati Reds RC
226 Michael Harris II - Atlanta Braves RC
238 Liover Peguero - Pittsburgh Pirates RC
243 Evan Lee - Washington Nationals RC
250 Adley Rutschman - Baltimore Orioles RC
251 Max Castillo - Kansas City Royals RC
259 Mark Appel - Philadelphia Phillies RC
264 Steele Walker - San Francisco Giants RC
275 Vaughn Grissom - Atlanta Braves RC
276 David MacKinnon - Oakland Athletics RC
277 David Villar - San Francisco Giants RC
286 Ezequiel Duran - Texas Rangers RC
302 Vinnie Pasquantino - Kansas City Royals RC
308 Christopher Morel - Chicago Cubs RC
313 Cal Mitchell - Pittsburgh Pirates RC
318 Jerar Encarnacion - Miami Marlins RC
320 Cade Cavalli - Washington Nationals RC

 

[gt2590]

I love the design too...

 

[theplasticman]

Did anyone notable get held back for Series 2/Update?

 

[MrMet2.0]

I like the base card choices…but the same old auto guys for the Mets at least


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[Dazed]

Did anyone notable get held back for Series 2/Update?

Not that I noticed. Hopefully they can get guys that make the opening day roster or debut early into series 2.

 

[Dilferules]

Not like Ken Waldichuk is a huge RC but he's surely good enough to make the base set and he was held back for series 2, just got an auto card in series 1.

Some nice A's surprises on the checklist that I wouldn't have expected to get a card. Also an auto of one of the few A's I don't have an auto of...pictured with his previous team even though he has an A's base set card and I'm sure the auto is a sticker so it's not an issue with turnaround times. Oh well.

 

[nevermore]

Debuting in 2023 across all three flagship sets (Series 1, Series 2 and Update Series), the Golden Mirror Image Variation line offers short-printed image swaps of the entire base set. Yes, 330 image variations. Look for the gold foil Topps logo on the front.

The backs also switch to a gold color scheme and have a golden "SSP" noted near the card number, which makes them even easier to identify. These average 1:454 Hobby packs and 1:46 HTA Jumbo packs.

At a crossroads with collecting all SP and SSP Yankees variations which I've attempted to do until 2022. I've even got the 2010 Pie in the Face Yankees set. Seemed crazy for the time, but this is just nuts.

Technically variations will become a parallel starting this year as it for all 330 cards. (The extra effort to do so is commendable by Topps, although like done so out of greed.)

However, with crazy odds and Blowout Card's bounty announcement, these will be expensive.

1:454 x 330 cards = 149,820 packs = 6243 boxes =1,041 cases = $1,008,748 @ $696/case

Blowout will pay $250,000 for complete set of Series 1 Gold Mirror Image. Similar to recent Judge and Goldschmidt buybacks from Chrome. If my math is correct, then approximately $750 per variation!? It will ensure these go for a handsome sum to drive sales. will have to see how coveted these become over time.

There ere could be other unannounced variations as well, likely of retired players and HOFers. Either way, it's going to be a much tougher chase than before.

 

[gt2590]

First Look: 2023 Topps Series 1 Baseball

Hot off the production line, we dive into the first baseball card box of 2023 with Topps Series 1--Jumbo style.

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[gt2590]