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The follow-up to the popular 2015 debut of the buyback brand, 2016 Topps Archives Signature Series All-Star Baseball tweaks the focus but stays true to the original format. Each hobby box promises one encased buyback autograph.
This time centering exclusively on the retired MLB All-Star names, each box of 2016 Topps Archives Signature Series will feature an original card from throughout the Topps Baseball history that has been signed on-card and numbered. There will also be a foil stamped brand logo on every card.
In addition to the main Autographs, collectors can find several different hard-signed versions. This includes new options like Legends Autographs, which look to the true greats of the game, as well as Dual Autographs and Autograph Relics.
Based on the moderate price and intriguing pulls, this was an appealing option to many collectors last year and the additional focus on All-Stars should only build on that.
While an exact number was not provided, 2016 Topps Archives Signature Series All-Star Baseball production will be limited.
Release Date: 8/31/2016
Product Configuration: 1 card per pack/box, 20 boxes per case
2016 Topps Archives Signature Series All-Star Baseball Hobby Box Break
- 1 Encased Autograph Buyback Card
| 2016 Topps Archives Signature Series Factory Sealed Baseball Hobby Box | $59.95 | |
| 2016 Topps Archives Signature Series All-Star Edition Baseball Hobby Box | $60.00 | |
| 2016 Topps Archives Signature Series Baseball Hobby 1 Card Pack Box (Sealed) | $68.62 | |
| 2016 TOPPS ARCHIVES SIGNATURE SERIES BASEBALL FACTORY SEALED HOBBY BOX | $70.00 | |
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2016 Topps Archives Signature Series All-Star Baseball Checklist
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Autographs Set Checklist
Al Rosen
Andres Galarraga
Andy Pafko
Andy Pettite
Barry Larkin
Bill Skowron
Billy Martin
Billy Wagner
Bo Jackson
Bob Feller
Bob Lemon
Bobby Bonds
Bucky Dent
Cal Ripken
Carl Yastrzemski
Carlos Baerga
Carlos Delgado
Carlton Fisk
Chipper Jones
Craig Biggio
Curt Schilling
Dale Murphy
Darren Daulton
Dennis Eckersley
Don Drysdale
Don Mueller
Don Zimmer
Duke Snider
Earl Weaver
Ed Matthews
Edgar Martinez
Enos Slaughter
Eric Davis
Ernie Banks
Frank Robinson
Frank Thomas
Gary Carter
George Foster
George Kell
Gil McDougald
Greg Maddux
Hank Aaron
Harmon Killebrew
Harold Baines
Herb Score
Hoyt Wilhelm
Jeff Conine
Jim Abbott
Jim Hunter
Jim Rice
Joe Nierko
John Franco
John Olerud
John Smoltz
Johnny Bench
Johnny Conine
Johnny Mize
Jose Canseco
Ken Griffey
Ken Griffey
Kent Tekulve
Kevin Mitchell
Leo Durocher
Lou Burdette
Mark Fidrych
Mark McGwire
Mark Mulder
Mickey Vernon
Mike Piazza
Minnie Minosa
Monre Irvin
Nolan Ryan
Nomar Garciaparra
Omar Vizquel
Ozzie Guillen
Paul Molitor
Paul O'Neill
Ralph Kiner
Randy Johnson
Reggie Jackson
Robin Roberts
Robin Yount
Rod Carew
Roger Clemens
Rollie Fingers
Sandy Alomar
Sandy Koufax
Shawn Green
Sparky Anderson
Stan Musial
Steve Garvey
Steve Gromek
Ted Williams
Tom Glavine
Tom Gordon
Tony Fernandez
Tony Gwynn
Wade Boggs
Warren Spahn
Willie Stargell
Tanner / Mouschi | Aug 30, 2016 | Reply
TO be honest, I’m not a big fan of them bringing this back, as it seems to lessen the “specialness” of buybacks. I hope they use different cards from last year, at least!
Penn | Aug 31, 2016 | Reply
This product is terrible. Its called an All Star edition but guys like John Olerud and Tony Fernandez are in there? Granted its a cheaper product but Olerud autos sell for $1-$3, as well as most of the other guys in this product. Disappointing…
Zach | Aug 31, 2016 | Reply
This product is so much fun. Way better content than last year. Better names, lower numbering. Of course there’s going to be some “bad” names, same with any product, but sheer fun and memories it brings back makes it great.
Lee | Aug 31, 2016 | Reply
How can they release it without a Checklist..Come on Man ! Flooding the Market with Junk Autos NOT Cool !
Jon H | Sep 1, 2016 | Reply
There are a handful of good names and mostly atrocious ones. I got three boxes and got Tony Fernandez, Jeff Conine and Bucky Dent. If doing the math at home, that’s $150 spent and about $15 in autos as a return. I understand the checklist has to be filled with clunkers like my pulls so that there can be a couple Griffeys, Koufaxes and Aarons out there, but on balance this is a tough product to stomach unless you hit the jackpot, because there is no other appeal like inserts/parallels etc. to make up for the common auto.
Roger | Sep 12, 2016 | Reply
The buy back cards are awful, I could see if they had some specialness to the card itself, then signed and stamped, but the cards you get in every case is a joke. Tekulve, Baines, Fernandez, Mulder, Dent, Vizquel, Griffey Sr, Franco, I just watched a break, the best card out of 20 was Jose Canseco, maybe Jim Abbott, either way those 2 guys are in every break as well. Lowest rating of any product I have seen.
Buddy Howell | Sep 27, 2016 | Reply
Some of these guys are lifetime .240 hitters and 4.50 ERA pitchers. They aren’t all-stars. Too many common autos.
Austin | Dec 22, 2016 | Reply
Pulled a 1/1 Nolan Ryan die cut auto in my first box!!!!