2015 Topps Supreme Baseball Cards
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Product Details
2015 Topps Supreme Baseball is making steps towards living up to its name. In 2014, the all-autograph release arrived with every card boasting a sticker signature. While stickers are back this time around, some on-card autographs are also in the mix. Each 2015 Topps Supreme Baseball box has two cards. Both have signatures.
Regular Autographs have signatures from veterans and retired players. The design uses a layering to add some pop. Parallels include numbered Green, Orange (#/25), Red (#/5) and Supreme (1/1). There are also Printing Plates.
Simply Supreme Autographs return with a horizontal design. Parallels follow a similar pattern to the regular autographs.
Supreme Stylings Autographs are another case hit. These have acetate. Red (#/5) and Supreme (1/1) are the only parallels.
Autograph Relics are numbered to 25. These have Red Patch (#/5) and Supreme Patch (1/1) parallels.
2015 Topps Supreme Baseball has some new additions that bring a high-end spin. Touch of the Game book cards have a large game-worn batting glove piece on one side with a player image and signature on the other. Primary Pieces Autograph Relics come with a jumbo swatch and a checklist that is focused on stars and retired greats. A one-of-one Supreme parallel has a Silhouetted MLB logo. Supreme Scope is a three-panel autographed book card. The relic is in the center. When you fold it up, die-cut windows on the other panels let you still see the memorabilia. Supreme Scope Patch parallels are one-of-ones.
2015 Topps Supreme Baseball is a hobby-only release.
Product Configuration: 1 pack per box, 2 cards per pack
Price Point: High-End Baseball Card
Target Audience: Autograph Collectors
2015 Topps Supreme Baseball Box Break
- 2 Autographs
- 2 Total Cards
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Set Checklist
2015 Topps Supreme Baseball Set Checklist
Autographs Set Checklist
SA-AGN Alex Gordon - Kansas City Royals
SA-AJS Adam Jones - Baltimore Orioles
SA-AJU Andruw Jones - Atlanta Braves
SA-AK Al Kaline - Detroit Tigers
SA-ARO Anthony Ranaudo - Texas Rangers Rookie
SA-BB Byron Buxton - Minnesota Twins Rookie
SA-BC Brandon Crawford - San Francisco Giants
SA-BF Buck Farmer - Detroit Tigers Rookie
SA-BFI Brandon Finnegan - Kansas City Royals Rookie
SA-BL Barry Larkin - Cincinnati Reds
SA-BP Buster Posey - San Francisco Giants
SA-BW Bernie Williams - New York Yankees
SA-CB Craig Biggio - Houston Astros
SA-CD Carlos Delgado - Toronto Blue Jays
SA-CH Chase Headley - New York Yankees
SA-CJ Chipper Jones - Atlanta Braves
SA-CKR Corey Kluber - Cleveland Indians
SA-CKW Clayton Kershaw - Los Angeles Dodgers
SA-CR Cal Ripken Jr. - Baltimore Orioles
SA-CRN Carlos Rodon - Chicago White Sox Rookie
SA-CS Chris Sale - Chicago White Sox
SA-CY Christian Yelich - Miami Marlins
SA-DC David Cone - New York Yankees
SA-DF Doug Fister - Washington Nationals
SA-DFR Dexter Fowler - Chicago Cubs
SA-DH Dilson Herrera - New York Mets Rookie
SA-DN Daniel Norris - Toronto Blue Jays Rookie
SA-DO David Ortiz - Boston Red Sox
SA-DP Dustin Pedroia - Boston Red Sox
SA-DPY Dalton Pompey - Toronto Blue Jays Rookie
SA-FL Francisco Lindor - Cleveland Indians Rookie
SA-FR Frank Robinson - Cincinnati Reds
SA-FV Fernando Valenzuela - Los Angeles Dodgers
SA-GR Garrett Richards - Los Angeles Angels
SA-GS George Springer - Houston Astros
SA-JA Jose Abreu - Chicago White Sox
SA-JAE Jose Altuve - Houston Astros
SA-JBS Johnny Bench - Cincinnati Reds
SA-JBZ Javier Baez - Chicago Cubs Rookie
SA-JF Jose Fernandez - Miami Marlins
SA-JG Juan Gonzalez - Texas Rangers
SA-JH Josh Harrison - Pittsburgh Pirates
SA-JK Jung Ho Kang - Pittsburgh Pirates Rookie
SA-JLS Juan Lagares - New York Mets Rookie
SA-JPK Joe Panik - San Francisco Giants
SA-JPN Joc Pederson - Los Angeles Dodgers Rookie
SA-JS John Smoltz - Atlanta Braves
SA-JSR Jorge Soler - Chicago Cubs Rookie
SA-JSS James Shields - San Diego Padres
SA-KW Kolten Wong - St. Louis Cardinals
SA-LB Lou Brock - St. Louis Cardinals
SA-MA Matt Adams - St. Louis Cardinals
SA-MC Miguel Castro - Toronto Blue Jays Rookie
SA-MFO Maikel Franco - Philadelphia Phillies Rookie
SA-MJ Micah Johnson - Chicago White Sox Rookie
SA-MR Mariano Rivera - New York Yankees
SA-MTR Michael Taylor - Washington Nationals Rookie
SA-MTT Mike Trout - Los Angeles Angels
SA-NS Noah Syndergaard - New York Mets Rookie
SA-OV Omar Vizquel - Cleveland Indians
SA-PN Phil Niekro - Atlanta Braves
SA-RA Roberto Alomar - Toronto Blue Jays
SA-RCO Rusney Castillo - Boston Red Sox Rookie
SA-RCS Roger Clemens - Boston Red Sox
SA-RI Raisel Iglesias - Cincinnati Reds Rookie
SA-RJA Reggie Jackson - Oakland Athletics
SA-RO Roberto Osuna - Toronto Blue Jays Rookie
SA-RP Rick Porcello - Boston Red Sox
SA-RS Ryne Sandberg - Chicago Cubs
SA-SC Steve Carlton - Philadelphia Phillies
SA-SGY Sonny Gray - Oakland Athletics
SA-SMA Steven Moya - Detroit Tigers Rookie
SA-SME Starling Marte - Pittsburgh Pirates
SA-SMR Shelby Miller - Atlanta Braves
SA-TG Tom Glavine - Atlanta Braves
SA-YG Yan Gomes - Cleveland Indians
SA-YT Yasmany Tomas - Arizona Diamondbacks Rookie
SA-ZW Zack Wheeler - New York Mets
Autographed Relics Set Checklist
AR-AJ Adam Jones - Baltimore Orioles
AR-CJ Chipper Jones - Atlanta Braves
AR-CR Cal Ripken Jr. - Baltimore Orioles
AR-CS Chris Sale - Chicago White Sox
AR-CY Christian Yelich - Miami Marlins
AR-DO David Ortiz - Boston Red Sox
AR-DP Dustin Pedroia - Boston Red Sox
AR-DW David Wright - New York Mets
AR-FF Freddie Freeman - Atlanta Braves
AR-FT Frank Thomas - Chicago White Sox
AR-JG Juan Gonzalez - Texas Rangers
AR-JP Jorge Posada - New York Yankees
AR-JS John Smoltz - Atlanta Braves
AR-MM Mark McGwire - Oakland Athletics
AR-MP Mike Piazza - Los Angeles Dodgers
AR-RCO Robinson Cano - Seattle Mariners
AR-RCS Roger Clemens - Boston Red Sox
AR-RJ Randy Johnson - Arizona Diamondbacks
AR-TG Tom Glavine - New York Mets
Primary Pieces Autographs Set Checklist
PP-AJ Adam Jones - Baltimore Orioles
PP-AP Albert Pujols - Los Angeles Angels
PP-BH Bryce Harper - Washington Nationals
PP-CB Craig Biggio - Houston Astros
PP-CJ Chipper Jones - Atlanta Braves
PP-CK Clayton Kershaw - Los Angeles Dodgers
PP-CS Chris Sale - Chicago White Sox
PP-DO David Ortiz - Boston Red Sox
PP-DP Dustin Pedroia - Boston Red Sox
PP-EL Evan Longoria - Tampa Bay Rays
PP-FF Freddie Freeman - Atlanta Braves
PP-FT Frank Thomas - Chicago White Sox
PP-GS Giancarlo Stanton - Miami Marlins
PP-JA Jose Abreu - Chicago White Sox
PP-JD Jacob deGrom - New York Mets
PP-JM Joe Mauer - Minnesota Twins
PP-JS John Smoltz - Atlanta Braves
PP-KG Ken Griffey Jr. - Cincinnati Reds
PP-MP Mike Piazza - New York Mets
PP-MR Mariano Rivera - New York Yankees
PP-MT Mike Trout - Los Angeles Angels
PP-RA Roberto Alomar - Cleveland Indians
PP-RB Ryan Braun - Milwaukee Brewers
PP-RCO Rusney Castillo - Boston Red Sox
PP-RCS Roger Clemens - New York Yankees
PP-RH Rickey Henderson - New York Mets
PP-RJ Randy Johnson - Arizona Diamondbacks
PP-TT Troy Tulowitzki - Colorado Rockies
PP-YP Yasiel Puig - Los Angeles Dodgers
Simply Supreme Autographs Set Checklist
SSA-AB Archie Bradley - Arizona Diamondbacks
SSA-AG Alex Gordon - Kansas City Royals
SSA-BFN Brandon Finnegan - Kansas City Royals
SSA-BJ Bo Jackson - Chicago White Sox
SSA-BM Brandon Moss - Cleveland Indians
SSA-BW Bernie Williams - New York Yankees
SSA-CB Craig Biggio - Houston Astros
SSA-CD Carlos Delgado - Toronto Blue Jays
SSA-CK Corey Kluber - Cleveland Indians
SSA-CR Cal Ripken Jr. - Baltimore Orioles
SSA-CS Cory Spangenberg - San Diego Padres
SSA-CY Christian Yelich - Miami Marlins
SSA-DB Dellin Betances - New York Yankees
SSA-DF Doug Fister - Washington Nationals
SSA-DG Didi Gregorius - New York Yankees
SSA-DH Dilson Herrera - New York Mets
SSA-DM Devin Mesoraco - Cincinnati Reds
SSA-DP Dalton Pompey - Toronto Blue Jays
SSA-DT Devon Travis - Toronto Blue Jays
SSA-EEN Edwin Encarnacion - Toronto Blue Jays
SSA-EM Edgar Martinez - Seattle Mariners
SSA-FF Freddie Freeman - Atlanta Braves
SSA-FT Frank Thomas - Chicago White Sox
SSA-GP Gregory Polanco - Pittsburgh Pirates
SSA-HR Hanley Ramirez - Boston Red Sox
SSA-JA Jose Altuve - Houston Astros
SSA-JB Javier Baez - Chicago Cubs
SSA-JCO Jose Canseco - Oakland Athletics
SSA-JCT Jarred Cosart - Miami Marlins
SSA-JD Jacob deGrom - New York Mets
SSA-JG Joey Gallo - Texas Rangers
SSA-JHD Jason Heyward - St. Louis Cardinals
SSA-JHN Josh Harrison - Pittsburgh Pirates
SSA-JK Jung Ho Kang - Pittsburgh Pirates
SSA-JL Jake Lamb - Arizona Diamondbacks
SSA-JPK Joe Panik - San Francisco Giants
SSA-JPN Joc Pederson - Los Angeles Dodgers
SSA-JS Jorge Soler - Chicago Cubs
SSA-JSH James Shields - San Diego Padres
SSA-KB Kris Bryant - Chicago Cubs
SSA-KGN Kevin Gausman - Baltimore Orioles
SSA-KS Kyle Seager - Seattle Mariners
SSA-KV Kennys Vargas - Minnesota Twins
SSA-KW Kolten Wong - St. Louis Cardinals
SSA-LG Luis Gonzalez - Arizona Diamondbacks
SSA-MB Matt Barnes - Boston Red Sox
SSA-MC Matt Carpenter - St. Louis Cardinals
SSA-MFO Maikel Franco - Philadelphia Phillies
SSA-MG Mark Grace - Chicago Cubs
SSA-MM Mark McGwire - St. Louis Cardinals
SSA-MP Mike Piazza - New York Mets
SSA-MT Mark Teixeira - New York Yankees
SSA-MTA Michael Taylor - Washington Nationals
SSA-OH Orlando Hernandez - New York Yankees
SSA-OS Ozzie Smith - St. Louis Cardinals
SSA-OV Omar Vizquel - Cleveland Indians
SSA-PG Paul Goldschmidt - Arizona Diamondbacks
SSA-PM Paul Molitor - Milwaukee Brewers
SSA-RB Ryan Braun - Milwaukee Brewers
SSA-RCA Robinson Cano - Seattle Mariners
SSA-RCO Rusney Castillo - Boston Red Sox
SSA-RH Rickey Henderson - Oakland Athletics
SSA-RJN Randy Johnson - Seattle Mariners
SSA-SGY Sonny Gray - Oakland Athletics
SSA-SK Sandy Koufax - Los Angeles Dodgers
SSA-TM Trevor May - Minnesota Twins
SSA-VC Vinny Castilla - Colorado Rockies
SSA-YD Yu Darvish - Texas Rangers
SSA-YT Yasmany Tomas - Arizona Diamondbacks
Supreme Scope Autograph Relic Book Set Checklist
SSAR-CJ Chipper Jones - Atlanta Braves
SSAR-CR Cal Ripken Jr. - Baltimore Orioles
SSAR-DP Dustin Pedroia - Boston Red Sox
SSAR-DW David Wright - New York Mets
SSAR-FT Frank Thomas - Chicago White Sox
SSAR-GM Greg Maddux - Atlanta Braves
SSAR-HA Hank Aaron - Atlanta Braves
SSAR-I Ichiro - Seattle Mariners
SSAR-JS John Smoltz - Atlanta Braves
SSAR-MP Mike Piazza - Los Angeles Dodgers
SSAR-MT Mike Trout - Los Angeles Angels
SSAR-RB Ryan Braun - Milwaukee Brewers
SSAR-RCO Robinson Cano - Seattle Mariners
SSAR-RCS Roger Clemens - Boston Red Sox
SSAR-RH Rickey Henderson - Oakland Athletics
SSAR-RJO Randy Johnson - Arizona Diamondbacks
SSAR-TT Troy Tulowitzki - Colorado Rockies
Supreme Styling Autographs Set Checklist
SS-AR Addison Russell - Chicago Cubs
SS-BP Buster Posey - San Francisco Giants
SS-CC Carlos Correa - Houston Astros
SS-CF Carlton Fisk - Boston Red Sox
SS-CKR Corey Kluber - Cleveland Indians
SS-CS Chris Sale - Chicago White Sox
SS-DP Dustin Pedroia - Boston Red Sox
SS-DW David Wright - New York Mets
SS-EE Edwin Encarnacion - Toronto Blue Jays
SS-FF Freddie Freeman - Atlanta Braves
SS-FT Frank Thomas - Chicago White Sox
SS-GM Greg Maddux - Atlanta Braves
SS-HA Hank Aaron - Atlanta Braves
SS-I Ichiro - Seattle Mariners
SS-JA Jose Abreu - Chicago White Sox
SS-JBZ Javier Baez - Chicago Cubs
SS-JD Jacob deGrom - New York Mets
SS-JP Joc Pederson - Los Angeles Dodgers
SS-JSR Jorge Soler - Chicago Cubs
SS-KB Kris Bryant - Chicago Cubs
SS-MP Mike Piazza - Los Angeles Dodgers
SS-MR Mariano Rivera - New York Yankees
SS-MT Mike Trout - Los Angeles Angels
SS-NR Nolan Ryan - Texas Rangers
SS-RCA Robinson Cano - Seattle Mariners
SS-RCO Rusney Castillo - Boston Red Sox
SS-RCS Roger Clemens - New York Yankees
SS-SK Sandy Koufax - Los Angeles Dodgers
SS-TG Tom Glavine - Atlanta Braves
SS-YT Yasmany Tomas - Arizona Diamondbacks
Touch of the Game Book Set Checklist
TOG-BH Bryce Harper - Washington Nationals
TOG-BM Brian McCann - New York Yankees
TOG-DO David Ortiz - Boston Red Sox
TOG-JV Joey Votto - Cincinnati Reds
TOG-PG Paul Goldschmidt - Arizona Diamondbacks
Product Review
2015 Topps Supreme Baseball Product Review
Reviewed by Trey Treutel
Good: All signed cards, large amount of on-card autographs, appealing design.
Bad: Base autographs not numbered, overall checklist is not the greatest.
The Bottom Line: 2015 Topps Supreme Baseball finally gives collectors on-card autographs but the compromise is that the limited print runs of previous editions are gone. While most collectors will appreciate the hard-signed content, the ramifications of non-numbered autographs means that the product is filled with an unknown amount of low-value subjects.
Card Design: 4.0/5.0
From a design perspective, 2015 Topps Supreme is a fresh start. For some of the more common sets, multi-layered designs house on-card signatures in blue and the end result is impressive. The die-cut part of the card on top is contrasted nicely by the blue area underneath. Parallels simply swap the secondary portion’s color.
Under closer examination, the little details emerge and give the cards an even greater feel of quality. Subtle gold foil is joined by hidden background designs.
My two cards were both on-card, so that is a nice change. In addition to a base autograph, I also pulled a Simply Supreme autograph. The two cards share a strong similarity, and in that small snapshot, the brand continuity is apparent.
Although I did not pull any of the autographed relics, a larger disappoint is that the biggest hits in the product still include sticker autographs.
Checklist: 2.25/5.0
Like previous years, the checklist is a weak spot for the product. Compounding that is the fact that the base autograph cards are not numbered. Neither of my pulls were numbered, and it makes you wonder.
Without having to keep cards numbered to a certain amount, collectors have no real way to know how rare a given card is. This inevitably results in a lot of $3-5 autographs. Sure, there are some big names, including Hall of Famers, but there are over 150 total options between the two main sets (Base and Simply Supreme) and many are not quite the caliber of a box that runs about $75 for two cards.
Value: 2.25/5.0
On a box basis, 2015 Topps Supreme is not the place to look for value. The gamble is too great for the likely hits when there are only two cards. This also makes it quite simple to figure out the value return from each box and I would wager many are in the $15-20 range.
Having said that, the solid design and on-card signatures make it an intriguing option for tracking down singles, especially if you are collecting some of the lower-level rookies or veterans.
The on-card autographs help the value, but maybe Topps can bring back the rarity to some extent and meet in the middle so that at least one card per box is numbered under 100, or something like that.
The Fun Factor: 3.0/5.0
With only two cards in the box, 2015 Topps Supreme is very quick break. In general, that is not specifically a good or bad thing, but it is a hard format to come away with a satisfied feeling since there are only two chances.
I feel like Topps Supreme came and went pretty quickly this year without much fanfare. That was kind of my thoughts on the box, in general. While I believe the design works well and I appreciate the changes that were undertaken, it still needs more work to carve out a specific niche and the checklist makes it harder to get excited.
The box used for this review was provided by Topps.
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Andrew
On-card non-numbered autos? Pass…