2016 Topps Santa Claus Holiday Set Trading Cards
Product Details
Ho! Ho! Ho! 2016 Topps Santa Claus brings the gift-giving season to collectors with a set based on the beloved figure. Only sold through Topps, each pack includes a full base set and one signed card.
Borrowing past Topps designs to showcase an elf, reindeer, Mrs. Claus, and multiple versions of the timeless legend, the nine-card set is, of course, heavy on Santa Claus. Going as far back as 1957 Topps and all the way up to the 2016 look, the design incorporates nearly every decade in between with a holiday twist.
In addition to the base set, each 2016 Topps Santa Claus Holiday Set includes a signed parallel of the base card. Autographed versions are available for every card except for the reindeer.
Issued directly through Topps' online store, 2016 Topps Santa Claus sells for $19.99 per set, while three-set bundles go for $49.99. All cards are printed on 28pt vintage stock.
The limited seasonal release is sold until December 16.
Release Date: 11/22/2016
Product Configuration: 10 cards per pack
2016 Topps Santa Claus Holiday Pack Break
- 1 Autograph Card
- 9 Base Cards
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Set Checklist
2016 Topps Santa Claus Holiday Checklist
Base Set Checklist
2 Mrs. Claus: The North Pole - 1957 design
3 Santa Claus: Season's Greetings - 1985 design
4 Saint Nicholas: Santa - 1971 design
5 Elf: The North Pole - 1969 design
6 Reindeer: Happy Holidays! - 1964 design
7 Kris Kringle: Merry Xmas - 1990 design
8 Santa Claus: Yuletide Cheer - 2016 design
9 Kris Kringle: ‘Til Next Year - 1980 design
Autographs Set Checklist
2 Mrs. Claus: The North Pole - 1957 design
3 Santa Claus: Season's Greetings - 1985 design
4 Saint Nicholas: Santa - 1971 design
5 Elf: The North Pole - 1969 design
7 Kris Kringle: Merry Xmas - 1990 design
8 Santa Claus: Yuletide Cheer - 2016 design
9 Kris Kringle: ‘Til Next Year - 1980 design
Tom
I bought the 2007 set for my son a couple years ago. The “game used suit patch” card was a really nice touch. I think Topps dropped the ball not including something similar in this new release. And the 8 different autograph cards is annoying.