2025 Topps Baseball Series 1: Checklist, Details and More

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The unofficial start of baseball season is almost here with 2025 Topps Baseball Series 1 coming out on Feb. 12.

It’s the first baseball product of the season, which features base cards, inserts, autographs, relics and more. Topps’ flagship baseball product is always one of the most popular releases on the calendar year with collectors and sports fans looking to rip a pack or two.

The 2025 Topps Baseball Series 1 checklist is out (see full list below) and here is how the product breaks down.

Base Cards

The base set consists of 350 cards showcasing players, League Leaders, teams and combos. It’s the first 350 cards of the topps set with the second 350 arriving in Series 2, which usually comes out over the summer.

There are more than 50 parallels for the base cards. New parallels to 2025 Topps Baseball include Diamante, foilfractors and a slew of colors.

But gone is the Black parallel, which has been a staple in flagship for more than 20 years.

There are several base card variations with the returning Golden Mirror Image, and Player Number and Dancing Dodgers, both of which are new to 2025 Topps Baseball and exclusive to hobby boxes.

Inserts

There are several inserts in 2025 Topps Baseball Series 1. All Topps Team and First Pitch cards are back featuring baseball stars and celebs, and brand new inserts to this year’s set include Call to the Hall, 2024 Greatest Hits, Training Grounds and Plakata.

The All Topps Team, Call to the Hall, 2024 Greatest Hits and Training Grounds have the following parallels

• Pink Foil – limited
• Blue Foil – numbered to 150
• Green Foil – numbered to 99
• Gold Foil – numbered to 50
• Orange Foil – numbered to 25
• Black Foil – numbered to 10
• Red Foil – numbered to 5
• Foilfractor – 1-of-1

Homefield Advantage and Legendary Homefield Advantage inserts return. They are tough pulls and tend to be highly collectible. The Legendary Homefield Advantage insert includes just five players with Chipper Jones, Tony Gwynn, Ryne Sandberg, Lou Gehrig and Adrian Beltre making the list.

But hitters don’t get all the love. The popular All Aces insert is back with rookies, stars and legends.

Retail is getting part of the fun with exclusive inserts of Stars of MLB (retail), Topps Mega Stars (Mega Box), Oversized 2025 Topps (Super Box) and Companion Cards (Super Box).

The silver pack box loaders are in Hobby and Hobby Jumbo boxes only and feature the 1990 Topps Baseball cards in Chrome.

Autograph Relics

Autograph relics combine the best of both worlds with a signature on the card and a piece of memorabilia embedded inside. Highlighting the autograph relics are the 2025 Topps Flagship Autograph Patch Cards and Topps Reverance Autograph Relics.

A fun autograph relic included in this year’s set is the Rickwood Auto Relic Collection. MLB had a great ceremony at the oldest professional stadium in the United States featuring players from the St. Louis Cardinals and San Francisco Giants.

The other autograph relics include City Connection Swatch Collection, Heavy Lumber Autograph Relics, which are limited to 10 or fewer, and Major League Material Autograph Relics with a dual combo option.

Autographs

There are plenty of signed options for collectors. The biggest checklist is the 1990 Topps Baseball Autographs with 200 names on the list with rookies, veterans and retired stars.

Other autograph sets include Baseball Stars with dual and triple versions, and Flagship Real One Autographs.

A fun little surprise for collectors include Signature Tunes Dual Autographs. The three-card checklist might be small, but there’s a chance to get ink from music stars. The checklist includes Corbin Carroll with Metro Boomin, Aaron Judge with A Boogie with the Hoodie, and Bryson Stott with Tai Verdes.

The silver pack box loaders will have autograph versions of the 1990 Topps Baseball Chrome cards.

You can’t celebrate 1990 Topps Baseball without thinking about about Frank Thomas. The Big Hurt has a famous rookie card from the set, which also features an even more famous no-name variation.

Topps celebrates the Hall of Famer with an autographed checklist dedicated the home run hitter with The Big Hurt Autograph Variation.

Relics

Relic cards contain a piece of memorabilia that usually includes a piece of a jersey or a bat. In 2025 Topps Baseball, Major League Materials is back with more than 80 players on the checklist. There is also a dual relic option to chase.

Other relics include Real One Relics, City Connect Swatch Collection, Rickwood Relics and 1990 Topps Baseball Relics, which also had an extensive checklist with nearly 100 players.

In The Name Relics are rare hits that include a piece of a letter from the back of a player’s jersey. All of those cards are 1-of-1.

While not technically relics, Trading Card Enamel Pins come inside the Superboxes.

Buy boxes 2025 Topps Baseball Series 1:

• Jumbo Box
• Hobby Box
• Value Box
• Mega Box (Fanatics)
• Hanger Box
• Super Box (Fanatics)

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