2016 Topps The Mint Baseball Cards

Guys I have a Seager,Severino,Correa and a Trout variation Ive seen another Seager variation on ebay and now im thinking it might be the 3-5 unnumbered

Kendall–I suspect there are 3-5 variations of each “variation” made. I have a Trout, one was recently sold on eBay in July 2018 and was listed as “only one believed to exist”, but I have one. I also pulled a Severino variation, I have it still, and have not seen another one in my travels. My “guesstimate” is 3-5 of each unnumbered variation for this product.

Can someone tell me the print run on the variations of trout? They aren’t numbered. Thanks

Can anyone tell me how thick these cards are? I am getting a few singles on eBay and want to get some one touch holders.

While there is no dearth of scathing reviews….I would be remiss to not add my own.
I would never purchase an $800 box… but were I to? … it certainly wouldn’t be this.

Topps will, unquestionably, continue to lose market share. Not only will Topps lose their consumer loyalty…. they will never reclaim it, either. There will be a comeuppance for the greed.

another money grab by a card company

Looks nice but the checklist doesn’t make me want to buy a box . Just doesn’t seem loaded enough . Needed to add more old Hof players maybe cuts of guys that don’t have many auto’s out . I also feel the 1 jersey card in a box is just wrong. Should be a very limited amount of each card with no variations.

Trey, okay thanks!
I guess I’ll just have to wait for more images to appear on the internet, so that I might determine it.

Checkout YouTube for the box with 2 Rizzo Autos and a Maddux Auto..Great if you had Cubs in a group break?

I can’t believe we continue to buy crap that Topps keeps on coming out with They are flooding the market just like the 80’s I think I’m done . Thank Topps another 55 yo going away

Consistently bad collation in this product with up to 4 duplicate players appearing in each case break that I have seen ( 10 cases thus far). While the look & feel of these cards are top notch, the money for value is abysmal given roughly $175 cost per card. Couple this with a weak checklist, the usual excessive number of redemptions and extremely bad collation and you have a recipe for what may be the worst release of the year. Seriously someone at Topps should be looking for a new job after this debacle.

At $900 a box which is about $180 a card this is a total rip off. Why does topps feel the need for another high end product? More greed and flooding the market..

Hi Trey, I got a Craig Biggio auto that is not numbered.
Do you think it is the image variation auto?
Also, would you know how many of the image variations autos are there for each player (though might not be serial numbered)?

It would be unfair to give this product 1 star and also unfair to give it a 5 because I will not be purchasing this. The price seems way high for a product that doesn’t look like its groundbreaking or new. I feel like I saw this before in other Topps lines. The checklist is not that bad but for that price, the comment above stating that you mine as well just buy an autographed glove for cheaper makes more sense.

For the price tag the checklist is terrible. Topps needs to do something new next year with their products. I have questioned a lot of their checklists this year as they are never evenly distributed and products like this that are so expensive and the checklist isn’t great.

I understand the need for on-card auto’s but the rc arent even legit and if this was in the below 300$ a box realm it might make sense. I busted it and regret it now.

Way too expensive for the cards. The chase is the batting glove cards but its easier just to buy a game used glove. Where are the cut autos? Cleat cards? ect….Not going this route.

Bring out the true lumberjack in you, Chop the wood and frustrate yourself with a HUGE PRICE TAG on an below average Checklist. How happy would you be with a Josh Reddick, or a Jim Rice just to name a few. Great Players, but I do not want them in my $900 per pack product.

I’ve spent a ton of green on high end stuff, but am definitely drawing the line here. One of the worst checklists for an expensive product I have seen. One would be hard pressed to realize a 10 percent rate of return on this garbage.

This has Panini influence too it. Bad.

A terrible checklist for such a super expensive product. These cards look like they are from a darker version of Tier One. I am waiting to hear of production issues with this product after it is released.

It looks kind of like Strata. The description Topps gives on their blog is laughable. “Each autograph is signed by a player directly onto the card to delivery intimacy and paramount value, and each card is numbered and limited to guarantee scarcity. Cards are exquisitely designed with metallic ink to create an unprecedented look and feel around imagery meticulously chosen to covey the timelessness of America’s Pastime.”

Your cards are supposed to do all of that. Why have another high end that’s even more expensive?

Why is there so much Henry Owens in all of Topps products? Why put him in an ultra-high end product? If I got this I would guarantee I would get it.

Snore. Same old same old.