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PREM1ERE patches are coming to 2026 Topps Chrome Football on Nov 18.
106 one-of-one patch autos, each with the patch the player wore in his first NFL game.
Two classes: 47 from 2023, 59 from 2024.
Caleb Williams, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Brock Bowers, Jahmyr Gibbs and more.
2026 Topps Museum Collection baseball drops tomorrow.
Break check:
Hobby box listed at $660, 57% over the $420 retail
All 30 team spots add up to $728
Dodgers lead at $75 a spot
it's as good as the photos you can give it and it's very hard to capture surface issues with a phone camera. Most people submit a front and back only, which is fine and can get pretty far, but I would guess a perfect example of a surface issue his images would never pick up
source: I offer grading estimates in my app
Jesús Made ($280) is a third of Milwaukee's total on his own. Josue De Paula ($241) does the same for the Dodgers.
Cheapest farm: Astros, $126 for the whole Top 30 (11 priced).
Every team's prospects and prices: https://t.co/kygOoN2PUU
Priciest Bowman farm systems to collect: each team's Top 30 raw 1st Bowman autos, added up (players in the top 30 next to it)
1. MIL $824 (19)
2. LAD $786 (16)
3. STL $645 (17)
4. PIT $509 (17)
5. SF $462 (19)
6. WSH $450 (18)
7. SEA $444 (12)
8. TB $442 (18)
9. ATH $430 (14)
10. ATL $385 (15)
One team's Top 30 prospects each day, with raw 1st Bowman auto prices. Starting with the Orioles.
Eyanson leads at $50, Aloy $47, Irish $42. No. 1 prospect Eric Booth Jr. has no 1st Bowman auto yet.
My pick: Witherspoon under $10. Yours?
🚨 Traded for Adley Rutschman at the deadline.
Kyson Witherspoon, 22yo RHP. 2025 1st-rounder, No. 15 overall. 98 K in 89.2 IP at High-A with a fastball up to 97-98. Now the No. 12 Orioles prospect.
1st 2025 Bowman Draft auto ~$10 raw. Are we counting him out already?
Seeing a lot of "I hope the hobby crashes" takes lately. For many, cards help make ends meet or are a bright spot after a long day. Let's keep the human element in mind.
Wax pricing and availability aren't sustainable and need to change. But I'm not anti-breaking or anti-live selling.
I'll keep focusing on positive content, cool cards and community.
What would you change? Let's hear solutions.
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Now that the new scanner is live, here’s my setup for using it.
It’s simple: a $25 light box off Amazon, my phone and a card stand.
I get cards identified and imported first. Late at night, when I have more time, I go back to adjust details, add notes or list on eBay.
@PC_Radar I wish they were more forthcoming about how much is actually being allocated direct to buyers
I honestly think they should do drops (fanatics app style) for 100% of releases. But if they’re silently reducing allocation anyways it’s a bit of a moot point.