
2014 Topps Dynasty Baseball Cards
Product Details
2014 Topps Dynasty Baseball is, to date, the priciest product the company has ever produced with five-card cases carrying an initial price tag of more than $1,000. As one might expect from a product that averages out to more than $200 per single-card box, Dynasty aims to tap into an ultra high-end marketplace. Every card has an autograph and is numbered to 10 or less.
Autographed Patches are all signed on-card. Patch pieces are also over-sized. Basic versions are numbered to 10 while there is also a one-of-one parallel.
Autographed Dual Relics (#/5) all feature baseball legends. Cards are signed on-card and come with a pair of memorabilia pieces.
Fifty Cut Signatures are all one-of-ones. The list of players includes all-time greats like Babe Ruth, Jackie Robinson, Lou Gehrig, Joe DiMaggio, Roberto Clemente and Ty Cobb.
Finally, there are ten Cut Signature Dual Relics. Each of these pair two pieces of memorabilia with an autograph from the likes of Ruth, Clemente, Robinson and Ted Williams. Like basic Cut Signatures, each of these are a one-of-one.
Cases are packed as five single-card boxes. Every card in 2014 Topps Dynasty Baseball comes encased to keep it protected.
Product Configuration: 1 pack per box, 1 card per pack
Price Point: Ultra High-End Baseball Card
Target Audience: Hit Seekers, Autograph Collectors, Memorabilia Card Collectors
2014 Topps Dynasty Baseball Box Break
- 1 Autographed Memorabilia or Cut Signature Cards
- 1 Total Card
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Set Checklist
2014 Topps Dynasty Baseball Set Checklist
Please note that the following is a player list. Although that's complete, players have multiple cards.
Autographed Patches Set Checklist

Albert Pujols - Los Angeles Angels
Bo Jackson - Chicago White Sox
Bryce Harper - Washington Nationals
Buster Posey - San Francisco Giants
Cal Ripken Jr. - Baltimore Orioles
Carlton Fisk - Chicago White Sox
Chipper Jones - Atlanta Braves
Clayton Kershaw - Los Angeles Dodgers
Craig Biggio - Houston Astros
Daisuke Matsuzaka - New York Mets
David Ortiz - Boston Red Sox
David Wright - New York Mets
Don Mattingly - New York Yankees
Dustin Pedroia - Boston Red Sox
Evan Longoria - Tampa Bay Rays
Frank Thomas - Chicago White Sox
Freddie Freeman - Atlanta Braves
George Springer - Houston Astros
Giancarlo Stanton - Miami Marlins
Greg Maddux - Atlanta Braves
Gregory Polanco - Pittsburgh Pirates
Hanley Ramirez - Los Angeles Dodgers
Hisashi Iwakuma - Seattle Mariners
Jason Heyward - Atlanta Braves
Joe Mauer - Minnesota Twins
Joey Votto - Cincinnati Reds
John Smoltz - Atlanta Braves
Jose Abreu - Chicago White Sox
Jose Fernandez - Miami Marlins
Josh Hamilton - Los Angeles Angels
Ken Griffey Jr. - Cincinnati Reds
Ken Griffey Jr. - Seattle Mariners
Manny Machado - Baltimore Orioles
Mariano Rivera - New York Yankees
Mark McGwire - Oakland Athletics
Miguel Cabrera - Detroit Tigers
Mike Piazza - New York Mets
Mike Piazza - Los Angeles Dodgers
Mike Trout - Los Angeles Angels
Nick Castellanos - Detroit Tigers
Nolan Ryan - Houston Astros
Nolan Ryan - Texas Rangers
Oscar Taveras - St. Louis Cardinals
Paul Goldschmidt - Arizona Diamondbacks
Pedro Martinez - New York Mets
Randy Johnson - Arizona Diamondbacks
Reggie Jackson - California Los Angeles Angels
Rickey Henderson - New York Mets
Rickey Henderson - Oakland Athletics
Roberto Alomar - Cleveland Indians
Robin Yount - Milwaukee Brewers
Roger Clemens - Boston Red Sox
Ryan Braun - Milwaukee Brewers
Ryne Sandberg - Chicago Cubs
Shelby Miller - St. Louis Cardinals
Sonny Gray - Oakland Athletics
Steve Carlton - Philadelphia Phillies
Taijuan Walker - Seattle Mariners
Tom Glavine - Atlanta Braves
Troy Tulowitzki - Colorado Rockies
Vladimir Guerrero - Los Angeles Angels
Vladimir Guerrero - Montreal Expos
Wade Boggs - Boston Red Sox
Wade Boggs - New York Yankees
Wil Myers - Tampa Bay Rays
Willie Mays - San Francisco Giants
Yadier Molina - St. Louis Cardinals
Yasiel Puig - Los Angeles Dodgers
Yoenis Cespedes - Oakland Athletics
Yu Darvish - Texas Rangers
Autographed Dual Relic Greats Set Checklist

Ernie Banks - Chicago Cubs
Hank Aaron - Atlanta Braves
Johnny Bench - Cincinnati Reds
Sandy Koufax - Los Angeles Dodgers
Willie Mays - San Francisco Giants
Cut Signatures Set Checklist
Bob Feller - Cleveland Indians
Carl Hubbell - New York Giants
Cy Young - Boston Americans
Dizzy Dean - St. Louis Cardinals
Don Drysdale - Los Angeles Dodgers
Earl Weaver - Baltimore Orioles
Earl Weaver - Baltimore Orioles
Elmer Flick - Cleveland Naps
Ernie Lombardi - Cincinnati Reds
Ford Frick - Major League Baseball
Hank Greenberg - Detroit Tigers
Harry Hooper - Boston Red Sox
Honus Wagner - Pittsburgh Pirates
Jimmie Foxx - Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Cronin - Boston Red Sox
Joe DiMaggio - New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy - New York Yankees
Joe Medwick - St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Sewell - Cleveland Indians
Kirby Puckett - Minnesota Twins
Lou Gehrig - New York Yankees
Mel Ott - New York Giants
Pee Wee Reese - Brooklyn Dodgers
Phil Rizzuto - New York Yankees
Pie Traynor - Pittsburgh Pirates
Ralph Kiner - Pittsburgh Pirates
Roberto Clemente - Pittsburgh Pirates
Roger Maris - New York Yankees
Rogers Hornsby - St. Louis Cardinals
Ron Santo - Chicago Cubs
Sam Crawford - Detroit Tigers
Satchel Paige - St. Louis Browns
Ted Lyons - Chicago White Sox
Ted Williams - Boston Red Sox
Thurman Munson - New York Yankees
Ty Cobb - Detroit Tigers
Warren Giles - National League
Warren Spahn - Milwaukee Braves
Willie Stargell - Pittsburgh Pirates
Cut Signatures Dual Relic Legends Set Checklist
Jackie Robinson - Brooklyn Dodgers
Jimmie Foxx - Boston Red Sox
Joe DiMaggio - New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig - New York Yankees
Roberto Clemente - Pittsburgh Pirates
Roger Maris - New York Yankees
Stan Musial - St. Louis Cardinals
Ted Williams - Boston Red Sox
Warren Spahn - Milwaukee Braves
Mike M
Ok, this review section is nothing but whining. Seriously, folks! These are EXPENSIVE cards. If you can afford to purchase the cards, then great. You have a decent amount of disposable income for a HOBBY. If you are investing in this product just to immediately sell for a loss and are whining about i and feel like you’ve been burned, that’s your own damned fault. Invest your money smarter next time. Like in a 401(k) or an IRA, or a Roth IRA. Maybe purchase some property like a house that is a fixer-upper. Hell, wright up a business plan and approach a bank for a loan to start your own business; (a VERY risk proposition, btw!).
Baseball cards as an investment is a JOKE. It always has been, and always will be. Even at the peak of the industry in the 80s, it was still a joke. Same with stamps and coins. Any hobby. It is NOT an investment. It is a hobby. You WILL get burned, that I guarantee. Plus, what if your house catches fire, god forbid?
Classic example of what, IMO, is not smart:
” Brook | Dec 15, 2014 | Reply
Worst product ever. They over priced it and I for one will never buy another high end series.
Box 1 Frank Thomas 1/10 Sold $160
Box 2 Vladimir Guerrero 1/10 Sold $125
Box 3 Clayton Kershaw 1/10 Sold $225
Box 4 Dustin Pedroia 1/10 Sold $110
Box 5 George Springer 1/10 Sold $170
Overall Impression lost a ton of money.”
So, lemme get this straight. Brook bought 5….FIVE…$300 boxes, just to immediately put up on eBay. I mean, COME ON, for crissakes! Heck are you thinking!? If you have $1500 in disposable income like that, it has to be a hobby you enjoy! $1500 to me might as well be a million. That’s why i stick with low-end products where I will pick up a pack or two of a few bucks. I like to open them up, look at what I got, enjoy the artwork and photography, and put them in an album. Buying another pack or two will give me the excuse to open up the album and look through them again as I resort and reorganize the cards.
If I had $1500 to burn, I would 5 boxes of these and do the same thing.
And finally, the first 4 reviews gave a single star, based on PAST experience. NOT based on THIS PRODUCT! Seriously!? Ugh.