2016 Topps Marketside Pizza Baseball Cards – Full Checklist Added
Product Details
Taking a page from the early days of the hobby, 2016 Topps Marketside Pizza Baseball reminds us that collecting is not an isolated endeavor. Found exclusively in Marketside pizza boxes from Walmart, the simple release gives collectors a new angle for obtaining today's star players.
Located within boxes of the retailer's house pizza brand, the actual card design opts for the basics with a large Marketside logo across from the Topps logo and a grid background design near the top. A more subtle grid comes into play at the bottom along with a text banner for the team and player name. The back adds a few lines of text about the player and a card number.
Given the very specific origin of these cards, 2016 Topps Marketside Pizza Baseball info trickled out slowly. Those interested in tracking them down should be able to easily spot the pizzas included in the promotion as they feature a large red logo on the front of the box as well as a huge image of a batter in orange. An example box is shown below to help collectors identify the place to find these cards.
They can also be found in select cheese bread and garlic cheese bread offerings from Marketside at a lower price point.
Each Marketside box notes the "Exclusive Topps Trading Cards Inside" and the $7.50 value in additional coupons. Beyond the three base cards, there is also a code card for the Bunt digital trading game.
With a full checklist of 50 cards and only three dropping in each pie, collectors will have to plan on consuming quite a few pizzas to make the set. The card promotion continues until the end of June.
Product Configuration: 3 cards per pack
Target Audience: Oddball Collectors, Set/Player Collectors, Food Collectors
2016 Topps Marketside Pizza Baseball Pack Break
- 3 Cards
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Set Checklist
2016 Topps Marketside Pizza Baseball Set Checklist
2 Freddie Freeman - Atlanta Braves
3 Nolan Arenado - Colorado Rockies
4 Adam Jones - Baltimore Orioles
5 Manny Machado - Baltimore Orioles
6 Carlos Correa - Houston Astros
7 Michael Wacha - St. Louis Cardinals
8 Miguel Cabrera - Detroit Tigers
9 Jacob deGrom - New York Mets
10 David Ortiz - Boston Red Sox
11 Evan Longoria - Tampa Bay Rays
12 Dustin Pedroia - Boston Red Sox
13 Troy Tulowitzki - Toronto Blue Jays
14 Miguel Sano - Minnesota Twins RC
15 Robinson Cano - Seattle Mariners
16 Phillie Phanatic - Philadelphia Phillies
17 Chris Sale - Chicago White Sox
18 Francisco Lindor - Cleveland Indians
19 Buster Posey - San Francisco Giants
20 Jacoby Ellsbury - New York Yankees
21 Luis Severino - New York Yankees RC
22 Noah Syndergaard - New York Mets
23 Prince Fielder - Texas Rangers
24 Bryce Harper - Washington Nationals
25 Alex Gordon - Kansas City Royals
27 Paul Goldschmidt - Arizona Diamondbacks
28 Sonny Gray - Oakland Athletics
29 Yadier Molina - St. Louis Cardinals
30 Josh Donaldson - Toronto Blue Jays
31 Giancarlo Stanton - Miami Marlins
32 Hector Olivera - Atlanta Braves RC
33 Aaron Nola - Philadelphia Phillies RC
34 Andrew McCutchen - Pittsburgh Pirates
35 Tyson Ross - San Diego Padres
36 Salvador Perez - Kansas City Royals
37 Todd Frazier - Cincinnati Reds
38 A.J. Pollock - Arizona Diamondbacks
39 Jose Abreu - Chicago White Sox
40 George Springer - Houston Astros
41 Kris Bryant - Chicago Cubs
42 Joe Mauer - Minnesota Twins
43 Dee Gordon - Miami Marlins
44 Albert Pujols - Los Angeles Angels
45 Clayton Kershaw - Los Angeles Dodgers
46 Kyle Schwarber - Chicago Cubs RC
47 Corey Seager - Los Angeles Dodgers RC
48 Ryan Braun - Milwaukee Brewers
49 Mr. Met - New York Mets
50 Justin Verlander - Detroit Tigers
james. stram
These cards are definitely the best promo Topps cards ever put out. The only equal is the Topps New Era Lids promo cards. There is nothing odd – ball about these cards . The rear of the card isn’t loaded with stats. which is a nice break from traditional cards. Extremely nice quality.