Test Post: 2004 Fleer Tradition

The Details

One box of 2004 Fleer Tradition Baseball (paid $55 for box)
36 packs of 10 cards (MSRP $1.49/pack)

Base Set: 500 cards

Broken Down by Short-Print Scheme:
Short Set: Cards 1-400
Basic Card Short Prints: Cards 401-445 (1:2)
Stand Outs: Cards 446-461 (1:6)
Award Winners: Cards 462-470 (1:9)
Trio Prospects: Cards 471-500 (1:3)

Parallels: NONE

Inserts:
This Day in History (15 cards, 1:18)
Diamond Tributes (20 cards, 1:6)
Retrospection Collection (10 cards, 1:360)
Career Tributes (10 cards, production varies*)
Career Tributes Die-Cut (10 cards, production varies*)

* Odds of finding a Career Tributes, or CT Die-Cut: 1:36

Autogamers **:
This Day in History Game Used (1:288)
This Day in History Dual (numbered to 25)
Diamond Tributes (1:36)
Diamond Tributes Patch (numbered to 50)
Stand Outs Game Used (1:41)
Stand Outs Gold (production varies)
Retrospection Collection Autographed (numbered to 60***)
Retrospection Collection Dual (numbered to 19***)

** Odds of finding a Game Used Card: 1:18
*** Odds of Finding an Retrospection Collection Autograph: 1:720

The Pulls:

Base Set: 348 of 500 (69.60%)

Short Set: 308 of 400 (77.00%)
Basic Card SPs: 18 of 45
Stand Outs: 6 of 16
Award Winners: 4 of 9
Trio Prospects: 12 of 30

Inserts:
2 This Day in History: Sosa, Soriano
6 Diamond Tributes: V. Guerrero, Ja. Giambi, R. Johnson, P. Martinez, J. Beckett, M. Prior
1 Career Tributes: M. Schmidt /1989

Autogamers:
1 Diamond Tributes: R. Sexon
1 Stand Outs Game Used: R. Baldelli

The Review:

For the 24th year, Fleer brings us their flagship product, the 500 card 2004 Fleer Tradition. For the first time since 1999, Tradition features a completely original (or in the case of the 2001 Fleer Trad set, somewhat original) design. Althought he design is different, the rest of the product remains consistent with what the brand has offered in recent years.

The set is broken down into 10 World Series Highlights, 30 Team Leaders, 405 regular cards, and three short-printed subsets: 16 Standouts, 9 Award Winners and 30 Trio Prospects. In addition, 45 of the 405 regular cards are also SPed and, although these cards are not marked as such, it appears that cards 401-445 are the SPs. Each 36-pack box should yield about 40 of the SPs. The Award Winners subset needs a little explaining. They’re one of those, let's-double-up-on-the-superstar-player themed subsets. Here's the strange part: they have the same exact design and photograph as the player’s regular card (kind of like a parallel), the only difference being the addition of an “Award Winners” seal on the front. Very weird. There are no parallels in the traditional (no pun intended) sense. But if recent history is any indicator, Fleer is probably saving them for the Update set.

Two of the four insert sets are holdovers from previous Fleer Trad brands: The 10 card This Day in History and the 20 card Diamond Tributes. Going further up on the scarcity scale, are the 10 card Career Tributes. These foil-fronted cards remind me of those cheesy “Gold Cards” you see advertised in the Sunday paper’s coupon section. Right between the $1.00 off Frosted Flakes and the Dale Earnhardt collector’s plate. They come in both regular and die-cut flavors. The scarcest insert of all is the 10 Retrospection Collections. Done in the style of the 1960 Fleer Baseball Greats set, it features all of the top rookies and a couple of young stars. As I mentioned on the review of 2004 Ultra, just about every recent Fleer baseball product has included one insert set that’s a little bit scarcer than the rest. According to my calculations, only 223 copies of each Retro-Coll were inserted into packs. You shouldn’t expect to pull one, but if you do, you might have a card that’s actually worth something.

Another trend of recent Fleer sets is to make all the Autographed and Game-Used cards pseudo-parallels. You’re promised two autogamers in a box, and the one’s you’ll probably pull are from the Diamond Tributes and Stand Outs series. The DT’s also come in a patch version numbered to 50 and the SO’s come in a gold version. The scarcest pull among the gamers are the This Day in History GUs, which also come in a dual version numbered to 25. The only autographed cards in Tradition are signed versions of the Retrospection Collections. These cards are numbered to 60 copies with a dual signed version numbered to 19.

The Bottom Line

No complaints on this box’s collation. No doubles, and all inserts ran as promised. I paid about $55, but since I purchased this box I've seen it selling in the $45-$50 range. Judging by the size of the base set and the recent track record of this brand, we’re not likely to see a formal “series 2” of Tradition this year (again). More than likely, Fleer will release another one of those update sets that’s not really an “Update” set. Like I suggested in my review of 2003 Fleer Tradition Update, this is a product that would be better if it were a 600-700 card base set followed up by a real “Update” set of 150-200 cards (preferrably in a factory set). I’d also be remiss if I did not mention the short-prints. Why does Tradition still have SPs? What purpose do they serve in a product like this? The set would be so much better without them.

Collation Rating: 4 Gumsticks (out of 5)
Product Rating: 2 ½ Gumsticks

Do I recommend this product: Chances are, if you’re like me, you have a complete run of Fleer/Fleer Tradition set from 1981 on. Therefore, I shouldn’t have to tell you to buy this product. It is cheap (by today's standards) and the design is pretty nice, but the SPs kill this product.

Test Post: 2003 Fleer Tradition Update

The Details:

One box of 2003 Fleer Tradition Update Baseball (paid $55)
32 packs per box, 10 cards per pack (MSRP $1.49/pack)
Box also includes one 25 card "rookie box" as a chiptopper.

Base Set: 398 cards

Broken down by short-print scheme:
285 card short set
14 "Pack" Rookies (1:4)
99 "Box" rookies (25 per rookie box)

Parallels:
Glossy (885 cards, 1:6, numbered to 100)

Inserts:
Long GONE! (20 cards, 1:64, production varies)
Diamond Debuts (25 cards, 1:10)
Milestones (20 cards, 1:8)
Turn Back the Clock (10 cards, 1:160)

Gamers:
Throwback Threads (5 cards, 1:64)
Throwback Threads Patch (5 cards, numbered to 100)
Throwback Threads Dual (2 cards, numbered to 100)
Milestones Memoribilia (16 cards, 1:20)
Milestones Memoribilia Gold (16 cards, numbered to 100)

The Pulls:

Base Set:318 of 398 (79.90%)
6 doubles

Broken down by short-print scheme:
One Full Short Set
8 "Pack" Rookies: C-M Wang, J. Willingham, M. Kata, D.Young and four others
25 "Box" Rookies: B. Hart, R. Hammock, L. Ford, C. Gaudin, D. Haren, B. Webb, P. LaForest, J. Bonderman, D. DeJesus, M. Ryan and 15 others

Parallels:
9 Glossy
Reg. Set: Mon Team Leaders, J. Lieber, G. Jenkins, E. Marrero, K. Garcia, M. Olivo
Update Set: C. Bootcheck, A. Brown, M. Nicolas

Inserts:
1 Long GONE! A. Pujols /452
3 Diamond Debuts: R. Calloway, J. Contreras, D. Matranga
4 Milestones: R. Palmerio, R. Johnson, C. Jones, J. Thome

Gamers:
2 Milestones Memoribilia: C. Jones, P. Martinez

The Review:

Fleer Tradition Update is an "update" set in name only. It's more of a "Series Two" than a true "Update." Yes, there are loads of rookies, 113 to be exact. And there are the standard dozens of players who changed teams. But for God sake, Alex Rodriguez is in the base set (and I'm not talking about one of the many subset cards, he's in the regular set). Granted, he wasn't in the first series, and nor were Barry Bonds, Curt Schilling and Alfonso Soriano. But doesn't the inclusion of players like A-Rod, Barry Bones and Schill defeat the purpose of an "Update" set?

Anyway, let me be the first to officially declare the whole "retro" craze, while fresh a couple of years ago, as officially "played out." This is the second time in five years that Fleer has recycled the design of the 1963 Fleer set for Tradition. Yeah, I know, I know, the '63 Fleer reprints were a parallel in '98 Fleer Trad. But still, there's only so many times you can go to the well, before coming up dry.

I would be remiss if I didn't mention Fleer's latest packaging gimmick. You see, there are 113 "rookies" in the set, but instead of putting them all in the packs, they separated them into two different packaging formats. Fourteen were inserted into the packs at the rate of 1:4, while the remaining 99 were randomly inserted into a special "rookie box" chiptopper. I have mixed feelings about this. On the one hand, by getting 25 of the 99 "box" rookies in one shot (and with many dealers selling the "rookie box" as a standalone item), you shouldn't have to invest much in wax to build your set. In fact, one box should yield the full short set and half of the "pack" rookies. I do wish Fleer would make their mind up. Either put them all in the packs, or make the whole thing a factory set.

In addition to the 113 rookies, the rest of the base set contains 200 regular cards (including the aforementioned A-Rod, Bonds and Schilling), 59 All-Stars, 16 Interleague Plays and 10 Tales of the Tape. Each card also comes in a glossy parallel version that's numbered to 100 copies. Glossy versions of the 485 first series cards are also included for your collecting pleasure.

The rest of the insert program includes Long GONE! (their spelling), Diamond Debuts and Milestones which look exactly like the insert set of the same name from the first series. About the only way you can tell the difference between the series of Milestones are the fact that there were 25 in the first series and only 20 in the Update, and are sequentially numbered as such. The last of the conventional inserts are the ten card Turn Back the Clocks. In just about every recent Fleer product there has been at least one non game-used insert that a little tougher to pull than others. A non-game-used card that actually carries value? A novel concept in these days of $70 one-per-pack game-used products like Leaf Limited. In FTU the TBTC's are it, coming only once every five boxes.

Just like in last year's set, each box promises at least two gamers. Now, if you're into that kind of thing, that's great. But I think Fleer needs to do a little market research. The typical collector who purchases products like Tradition are, well, "traditional" collectors (read: set builders). While it's nice to pull two gamers from a box, most that collect sets like this aren't in it for the game used cards. Besides, by making these cards easier to pull, the potential value of such cards becomes diluted. The two game-used sets are the Milestones Memorabilia, which are a quasi-parallel of the regular Milestones, and Throwback Threads. The Milestones come in both regular and Gold flavors, and the Throwback Threads come in Patch and double swatch versions, are which are numbered to 100.

The Bottom Line:

Like I said, this is an Update that's not really an "update" set. If I could make a suggestion to Fleer, instead releasing a 500 card set in January, and following it up with a pseudo-update set in November, put out a 700 card set in March (or two 350-400 card series), followed by a 150-200 card true update set in November. Kind of like the 1994 Fleer set. Also, another suggestion: GET RID OF THE SHORT PRINTS! In a product like this SPs really don't serve much of a purpose anyway.

Like a mentioned before, the box yielded the full 285 card short set, 8 of the 14 "pack" rookies and a quarter of the "box" rookies. I received all of the inserts as promised and three additional Glossy parallels.

Collation Rating: 4 1/2 Gumsticks out of five
Product Rating: 3 Gumsticks

Do I recommend this product: If you are building this set, one box should yield a full short set and a good number of the SPs. Because of the unique distribution of the SPs, you should have no problem chasing after them.

Oh, and another thing: About a month after I bought this box, I went to a card shop and purchased another one of the 25-card Rookie boxes. The 25 cards I pulled from this Rookie box were the EXACT same 25 cards I received in this box. Something to be wary of.

Test Post: 2004 Ultra

The details:

One box of 2004 Ultra Baseball (paid $59)
24 packs per box, 8 cards per pack (MSRP $2.99)

Base Set: 220 cards

Broken down by short-print scheme:200 card Short Set
20 All-Rookies (odds not stated)

Parallels:Gold Medallions (200 cards, one-per-pack)
Gold Medallion All-Rookies (20 cards, 1:8)
Platinum Medallions (220 cards, 1:36, numbered to 66)

Inserts:
Ultra Performers (15 cards, 1:6)
Ultra Kings (30 cards, 1:12)
Ultra Kings Gold (30 cards, 1:350, production varies)
Diamond Producers (10 cards, 1:144)

Autogamers*
Season Crowns Game-Used (50 cards, numbered to 399, **)
Season Crowns Game-Used Gold (50 cards, numbered to 99, **)
Season Crowns Autographed (50 cards, numbered to 150, ***)
Season Crowns Autographed Gold (50 cards, numbered to 25, ***)
Ultra Performers Game-Used (numbered to 500)
Ultra Performers UltraSwatch (production varies)
Diamond Producers Game-Used (numbered to 1000)
Diamond Producers UltraSwatch (production varies)
Ultra Kings Triple Swatch (10 cards, numbered to 33)

* Odds of finding any game-used card: 1:12
** Odds of finding a Season Crowns game-used card: 1:24
*** Odds of finding a Season Crowns autograph: 1:192

The Pulls:

Base Set:153 of 220 (69.55%)

Broken down by short-print scheme:
Short Set: 141 of 200 (70.50%)
All-Rookies: 12 of 20 (60.00%)

Parallels:
24 Gold Medallions
3 Gold Medallion All-Rookies
1 Platinum Medallions: A. Ramirez

Inserts:
4 Ultra Performers: A. Pujols, R. Johnson, C. Jones, H. Nomo
2 Ultra Kings: M. Prior, A. Pujols

Autogamers
2 Ultra Performers Game-Used: R. Baldelli, M. Piazza
1 Diamond Producers Game-Used: D. Willis

The Review:

Whenever somebody who is new to The Hobby asks me what they should collect, inevitably I recommend the same handful of products: Topps, Bowman, Upper Deck, Fleer Tradition, Topps Gallery, Stadium Club and Ultra. (For the record, Donruss and Leaf used to be on this list, that is until Playoff managed to butcher them up with short-prints and other collector unfriendly gimmicks). Although the 2004 edition bears little, if any, resemblance to the great Ultra sets of the mid-90s, it is still a "must have" addition to any serious baseball card collection.

Like I mentioned in my review of 2003 Fleer Tradition Update (see my website, I'll get around to posting it here soon), "retro" is now officially "played out." More proof of this: The design of the 2004 Ultra base set. It's one thing to rip off the design of a 1960s card set for a 2003 product, but quite another to rip off a 1999 design for a 2004 set. This year's Ultra base set is virtually indistinguishable from the Ultra set released just five years ago with the only difference being a "swipe" underneath the player's name. But that's not all! Oh no. The backs are virtual carbon copies of the 2002 Fleer Premium set!

Other than the design, the composition of the base set is pretty much consistent with what Fleer has been offering with Ultra over the last couple of years. The single series set features 200 cards of all the usual suspects and a 20 card "All-Rookie" subset that appears to be seeded one in every other pack. I say "appears" because, while the last couple of Ultra sets have had SPs, this year Fleer took a page from the Donruss deceptive marketing playbook. Nowhere is it mentioned that the All-Rookie subset cards are, in fact, short-printed. Granted, there are fewer of them to chase (20 as opposed to the 35-50 in previous years) and they are seeded at a little more generous ratio of 1:2. (as opposed to the 1:4 that the SPs were in previous Ultra offerings). So in theory, this year's Ultra set should be easier to build than in years before. Still, for a card company to include short-printed base set cards and fail to mention it to the collector is fraudlent, not to mention extremely unethical. They pulled a stunt like this two years ago with 2002 Fleer Tradition baseball (not coincedenitally the worst Fleer/Fleer Tradition set in ten years), and they did it again this year with Ultra. Hopefully, Fleer will come to their senses and not repeat this mistake in the future.

The Gold Medallions, one of the few one-per-pack parallels left, return for another year, with a Platinum version (each numbered to only 66 copies), coming every thirty-sixth pack. Each Medallion has one of it's corners clipped off to differentiate it from the base cards, as if the Gold and Platinum foil fronts wasn't enough. Also, it appears that the All-Rookie Gold Medallions and Platinum Medallions were seeded separately from the short set GMs. In every pack that produced an ARGM or a PM, I also received a short set GM.

Ultra's non-parallel insert program includes the 20 card "Ultra Performers," 30 card "Kings," and ten "Diamond Producers," all of which have a game used parallel version (more on those later). The Kings are actually three different 10 card sets in one (Home Run, RBI and Strikeout Kings), and are modeled after similar themed inserts from Ultra sets gone by. There's also a Gold version that's numbered to 50 copies each. The Diamond Producers are seeded at the rate of 1:144 packs (that's one in every six boxes), and are actually a tougher pull (or is it "tuffer pull?") than the game used quasi-parallel version.

Speaking of which, all of the autographs and game used cards are de facto parallels, or in the case of the 50 card Season Crowns, de facto partial parallels. The SCs take the design of the base set and add either an autograph or a jersey swatch. Both come in regular and Gold flavors. The Ultra Performers and Diamond Producers game jersey cards come in both regular and Gold "UltraSwatch" versions as well. Like I previously mentioned, the game used Diamond Producers are easier to pull from the packs than the non-game used version. A pretty novel concept if you ask me. The UltraSwatch cards have a piece of a uniform patch and are serial numbered to the respective player's uniform number. The showcase inserts in 2004 Ultra though, are the Ultra Kings Triple Swatch cards. These cards feature game used patches from one player from each of the three different Kings sets, and each are limited to only 33 serial numbered copies.

The Bottom Line:

The box delivered just about everything that was promised. I received 70 percent of the base set (including 60% of the short-printed All-Rookies). Inserts and parallels came as listed and I received an extra game used card. What curious about the game used cards is that, although I did receive three gamers (as opposed to the two promised), I one the three was not from the one-per-box Season Crowns.

With that aside, 2004 Ultra is a pretty good product that suffers from three fatal flaws. Two I previously mentioned: the total lack of originality in base set design, and that little minor detail of short-printed All-Rookie cards. The other has plagued Ultra (and to a certain extent Stadium Club, Donruss and Leaf) for the last couple years: It's a single series product released almost a month before Christmas. Call me old fashioned, but if it says "2004" on the wrapper, then at the very least the players on the cards inside should be pictured on their 2004 uniforms. Believe it or not, the very first Ultra cards of Jim Thome and Kevin Millwood in their Phillies uniforms are in 2004 Ultra -- 11 months after the team acquired them. Obviously, with 2003 Ultra going live almost a month before their acquisitions, it would be impossible for Thome and Millwood to be added to the set with their new teams. But 11 months is way to long. This problem can easily be rectified three ways:

1) Wait a couple of months.
2) Release a second series.
3) Both.

The first option, waiting until 2004 to release a "2004" product, other than making much more sense, would also allow more than enough time to include free agents and traded players. Also, one of the worst things Fleer did to the Ultra brand was to make it a single series. This is a product that deserves to a second series or update series made. Besides, I'd much rather purchase a box of 2004 Ultra series 2 than crap like Box Score, Hardball or Authentix. My recommendation to Jim Stefano, Lloyd Pawlak and the rest of the gang is to hold off on releasing the first series until January (at the earliest), and to replace one of the aforementioned mid-summer premium price-point products (try saying that five times as fast as you can), with a second series of Ultra.

Product Rating: 2 1/2 Gumsticks out of 5.
I would have given this 3 1/2 if they had only listed the short-prints on the packaging.
Collation Rating: 4 1/2 Gumsticks out of 5.

Do I recommend this product: Yes. Despite it's flaws, it's still Fleer Ultra, and it deserves to be in your collection.

Test Post: 2004 Donruss

The Details

One box of 2004 Donruss Baseball (paid $38)
24 packs per box, 10 cards per pack (MSRP $1.99/pack)

Base Set:

400 cards

Broken Down by Short-Print Scheme:
Short Set: 300 cards
Diamond Kings: (25 cards, pack odds unkonwn)
Rated Rookies (45 cards, pack odds unknown)
Team Checklists (30 cards, pack odds unknown)

Parallels:
Season Stat Line (400 cards, production varies)
Career Stat Line (400 cards, production varies)
Black Press Proof (400 cards, numbered to 10, hobby only)
Gold Diamond Kings (25 cards, numbered to 2500)
Black Diamond King (25 cards, numbered to 25, hobby only)
Studio Series Diamond King (25 cards, numbered to 250)
Inserts:
Elite (15 cards, numbered to 1500)
Elite Black (15 cards, numbered to 150, hobby only)
Elite Dominators (15 cards, numbered to 25)
Power Alley Red (20 cards, numbered to 2500) Power Alley Red Die-Cut (20 cards, numbered to 250)
Power Alley Blue (20 cards, numbered to 1000)
Power Alley Blue Die-Cut (20 cards, numbered to 100)
Power Alley Purple (20 cards, numbered to 250)
Power Alley Purple Die-Cut (20 cards, numbered to 25)
Power Alley Yellow (20 card, numbered to 100)
Power Alley Yellow Die-Cut (20 cards, numbered to 10)
Power Alley Green (20 cards, numbered to 25)
Power Alley Green Die-Cut (20 cards, numbered to 5)
Power Alley Black Die-Cut (20 cards, one-of-one, hobby only)
Production Line OPS (10 cards, production varies)
Production Line Black OPS (10 cards, numbered to 125, hobby only)
Production Line Die-Cut OPS (10 cards, numbered to 100)
Production Line Slugging (10 cards, production varies)
Production Line Black Slugging (10 cards, numbered to 75, hobby only)
Production Line Die-Cut Slugging (10 cards, numbered to 100)
Production Line OBP (10 cards, production varies)
Production Line Black OBP (10 cards, numbered to 40, hobby only)
Production Line Die-Cut OBP (10 cards, numbered to 100)
Production Line Average (10 cards, production varies)
Production Line Black Average (10 cards, numbered to 35, hobby only)
Production Line Die-Cut Average (10 cards, numbered to 100)
All-Stars (20 cards, numbered to 1000)
All-Stars Black (20 cards, numbered to 250, hobby only)
Longball Leaders (10 cards, numbered to 1500)
Longball Leaders Black (10 cards, numbered to 250, hobby only)
Longball Leaders Die-Cut (10 cards, numbered to 50)
Craftsmen (15 cards, numbered to 2000)
Craftsmen Black (15 cards, numbered to 275, hobby only)
Master Craftsmen (15 cards, numbered to 150)
Mound Marvels (15 cards, numbered to 750)
Mound Marvels Black (15 cards, numbered to 175, hobby only)
Inside View (25 cards, numbered to 1250)
Autogamers *:
Jersey Kings (12 cards, numbered to either 100 or 250)
Jersey Kings Studio Series (12 cards, numbered to either 25 or 50)
Bat Kings (8 cards, numbered to either 100 or 250)
Bat Kings Studio Series (8 cards, numbered to either 25 or 50)
Timber and Threads (40 cards, 1:38)
Timber and Threads Studio Series (40 cards, numbered to 50)
Timber and Threads Autographed (production varies)
Recollection Collection (production varies)
Base Set Autographs (production varies)

*Stated odds of pulling an autogamer: 1:24

The Pulls

Base Set:
217 of 400 (54.25%)
9 doubles

Broken Down by Short-Print Scheme:
Short Set: 195 of 300 (65.00%)
8 Diamond Kings: I. Suzuki, R.Clemens, B. Bonds, S. Rolen, ManRam, A. Soriano, A. Kearns (2), C. Jones
6 Rated Rookies: M. Ojeda, C-M Wang, H-C Kuo, I. Ferguson, O. Villarreal, R. Wagner
8 Team Checklists: M. Mora, M. Ordonez, M. Sweeney, T. Hunter, B. Zito, C. Delgado, I. Rodriguez, M. Piazza

Parallels:
1 Season Stat Line: R. White /115
3 Career Stat Line: T. Hall /262, O. Hudson /196, C. Izturis /278
1 Black Press Proof: D. Jeter
1 Gold Diamond King: D. Jeter

Inserts:
1 Elite Black: A. Kearns
1 Power Alley Red: Ja. Giambi
1 Power Alley Blue: Ja. Giambi
1 Production Line Slugging: A. Pujols /667
2 All-Stars Black: R. Clemens, M. Piazza
1 Longball Leaders Black: J. Thome
1 Craftsmen: A. Soriano

Autogamers:
1 Timber and Threads: L. Berkman Bat

The Review

On May 26, 2001, I posted my collation of 2001 Donruss set on my old website. The very last line says it all:

Maybe, just maybe, next year they (Playoff) can produce a set worthy of the "Donruss" name.

Well, it is now 2004, and Playoff still has yet to produce a set worthy of the "Donruss" name.

The main problem I had with 2001 Donruss was that it wasn't a "real" Donruss set. In their haste to "pop a big number in the Beckett" with their first ever original baseball product, Playoff produced a set that bore absolutely no resemblance to the Donruss sets of the 80s and 90s. It was, arguably, the single worst baseball card product ever, up to that point anyway). 2001 Donruss took about every dumb idea concocted by every two-bit marketing "genius" and rolled them all into one steaming pile of cardboard crap.

Things began to look up later in '01 when it was announced that Doug Goddard and the rest of the Pinnacle Brands refugees responsible for 2001 Donruss (and other equally dreadful '01 Playoff baseball brands), quit/were fired from their positions in Donruss' product development team. Unfortunately, the 2002 Donruss set was too far along in the pipeline to completely salvage. The result: Another lousy "Donruss" set.

To be fair, '02 Donruss was a bit of an improvement over the '01 edition. Which is to say, if having two of your fingernails ripped out with a pair of pliers is an improvement over having all five ripped out. Much, but not all, of the extreme gimmickry of 2001 Donruss (the BGS chipptopper, the "pack-in-a-pack," the serial numbered "rookies") was removed. But the set still suffered from the inclusion of 50 short-printed (but not serial numbered) "rookies" and 20 SPed "Fan Club" cards.

As 2002 wore on, it appeared that Playoff was finally getting their act together. They released a number of decent products like Diamond Kings, Donruss Originals, Leaf Rookies and Stars and Donruss The Rookies. All of which led to 2003 Donruss, a set that, while it still wasn't what I would call a true "Donruss" set, was a drastic improvement over their previous efforts. At 400 cards, it was still a couple of hundred cards smaller than the Donruss sets of the 80s and 90s. But without any SPs, 2003 Donruss was, unlike the '01 and '02 versions, a set you could actually collect. A novel concept, I know. Like I said, it was an improvement, but far from perfect. The problem I had with 2003 Donruss was that they pushed up the release date up from March to December. By releasing a single series set that early, there was no way possible to include the scores of players who changed teams via trades or free agency. Granted, this isn't a problem that is unique to Donruss. Fleer and Topps are just a guilty of it as well, with their Ultra and Stadium Club brands. But '03 Donruss would have been better, a lot better, if they had followed it up with a second series.

Which leads us to 2004 Donruss. On the surface, it appears to be similar to the 2003 edition. All similarities end though, when you open the pack. You see, Playoff went back to short-printing base set this year, but you wouldn't know it by looking on the wrapper. Or by looking on the display box. Or on the press releases. Or at the dealer brochures. Or anywhere else. It isn't until after you open up your box that you'll discover that the 25 Diamond Kings, 45 Rated Rookies and 30 Team Checklists are, in fact, short-printed. Let's set aside the fact that, once again, they unnecessarily short-printed the base set. What irks me is that they SPed the base set, and never bothered to tell. This kind of "bait-and-switch" marketing is absolutely unconscionable. How "Pinnacle" of Playoff.

The rest of the 2004 "Don****" (I refuse to recognize this set as a legitimate "Donruss" set), follows the same kind of contrived scarcity and gimmickry that Playoff has been shoving down The Hobby's collective throat the last couple of releases. Case in point the 20 card "Power Alley" inserts: In addition to the regular PAs, or "Power Alley Red" as Playoff calls them, there are Power Alley Red Die-Cut, Blue, Blue Die-Cut, Purple, Purple Die-Cut, Yellow, Yellow Die-Cut, Green, Green Die-Cut and Black. Do we really have to have 11 different versions of what is, essentially, the same card? Seriously, do we? All of the rest of the non-parallel inserts have some sort of "parallel" element, which I guess is supposed to add some sort of "value." Whatever.

I'm not even going to waste any more time and effort reviewing this steaming pile. 2004 Don**** sucks and is not worth your time, money and effort. This set proves that the current Playoff baseball product development team have absolutely no clue as to what they're doing, and that any previous baseball card collecting experience is not a prerequisite to employment with Playoff.

The Bottom Line:

As far as this box, I guess I pulled everything I was promised. I couldn't tell you if I did, since Playoff never bothered to list the insertion ratios for the subsets, or the inserts. I guess I'm supposed to be excited by the Derek Jeter parallel numbered to 10 copies that I pulled. More of that "contrived scarcity" thing I was telling you about. If there is one positive to 2004 Don****, is that it's one of the few Playoff products left that you can actually afford to buy a whole box of without taking out a second mortgage. For the price of one four-pack box of 2003 Leaf Limited ($280), you can buy seven 24-pack boxes (I paid $38 for this box) of 2004 Donruss, and get a better bang for your hobby buck.

Collation Rating: Incomplete
Product Rating: 5 Hot Pokers up the Ass

Do I recommend this product: I'll say the same thing I said three years ago: Maybe, just maybe, next year they can produce a set worthy of the "Donruss" name. I wouldn't count on it though.

Oh, and another thing: You would think that a trading card company that has it's offices in a baseball stadium would include the previous year's National League Rookie of the Year in it's flagship card set. Yep, they forgot Dontrelle Willis. 2004 Don**** proves that Playoff knows nothing about baseball cards, but does anybody there know anything about baseball?

Aaron Judge Wantlist

 Aaron Judge Wantlist
Updated: 7/28/26

BASE CARDS

2017 Donruss: 38 (RR)
2017 Finest: 2
2017 Panini Prizm: 1

PARALLELS

GIMMICKS

2017 Topps: 287
2018 Topps Tier 2: 1
2018 Topps Archives: 31
2018 Topps Big League Errors: 1
2019 Topps: 150
2019 Topps Heritage Action Image Gimmick: 499
2019 Topps Heritage Nickname Gimmick: 499
2019 Topps Heritage Team Name Color Gimmick: 499
2020 Topps Tier 1: 7
2020 Topps Tier 2: 7
2020 Topps Update Tier 1: U-15
2020 Topps Update Tier 2: U-15
2021 Topps Tier 1: 99
2021 Topps Tier 2: 99
2021 Topps Heritage Action Image Gimmicks: 121
2021 Topps Heritage Missing Star Gimmicks: 121
2021 Topps Heritage Nickname Gimmicks: 121
2021 Topps Heritage Team Color Gimmicks: 121

INSERTS

2015

Bowman The Farm's Finest Minis: FFM-AJ

2016

Bowman Turn Two: TT-JM

2017

Bowman Scouts' Top 100: BTP-45
Bowman Holiday: TH-AJ
Bowman's Best 1997 Best Cuts: 97BC-AJ
Bowman's Best Raking Rookies: RR-AJ
Topps 1987 Topps: 87-177
Topps 1987 Topps Chrome: 87-AJ
Topps 5-Tool: 5T-46
Topps Jackie Robinson Logo Patch: JRPC-AJU
Topps Opening Day National Anthem: NA-20

2018

Donruss Foundations: F2
Donruss Long Ball Leaders: LBL2
Donruss Out of This World: OW1
Donruss Whammy: W4
Topps Aaron Judge Highlights: AJ-2 AJ-10 AJ-15 AJ-25
Topps MLB All-Star Team Medallion: ASTM-AJ
Topps MLB Independence Day Flag Patch: IDML-AJ
Topps Spring Training Logo Patch: STP-AJ
Topps Players Weekend Patch: PWP-AJU
Topps Rookie Cup Greats Medallions: RCM-AJ
Topps Team MVP Medallions: MVP-AJ
Topps Update MLB Postseason Logo Patch: PSL-AJ
Topps Chrome Rookie Debut Medallions: RDM-AJ
Topps Opening Day Dugout Peeks: DP-AJ
Topps Opening Day Stickers: ODV-1
Topps Opening Day Stars: ODS-AU
Topps Opening Day Stadium Signatures: SS-AJ

2019

Donruss Action All-Stars: AA2
Donruss Franchise Features: FF10
Donruss Nicknames: N1
Donruss Optic Action All-Stars: AA2
Donruss Optic Mythical: M-2
Topps 150th Anniversary Commemorative Medallions: AMM-AJ
Topps 150th Anniversary Commemorative Patches: AMP-AJ
Topps Aaron Judge Highlights (AJ): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 30
Topps Chrome Greatest Reprints: TCGR-25
Topps Chrome Greatest Reprint Medallions: 150M-AJ
Topps Faces of the Franchise: FOF-19
Topps Iconic Card Reprints: ICR-33
Topps MLB Logo Golden Anniversary Logo Medallion: GAP-AJ
Topps Heritage 1970 Player Story Booklets: 1
Topps Heritage 1970 Scratch-Offs: 30
Topps Opening Day Dugout Peeks: DP-9
Topps Opening Day Rally Time: RT-AJ

2020

Topps Draft Day Medallions: DDM-AJ
Topps Global Game Medallions: GGM-AJ
Topps Jumbo Special Event Jersey Patch: JSES-AJ
Topps Player Medallions: TPM-AJ
Topps Update Coin Cards: TBC-AJ
Topps Opening Day Sticker Previews: SP-6
Topps Opening Day Dugout Peeks: DP-9

2021

Topps 1986 Topps All-Stars: 86AS-50
Topps 70 Years of Topps Baseball (Series Two): 70YT-9
Topps Spring Training Cap Logo Patch: STCL-AJ
Topps Stars in Service: SIS-3
Topps Update 1986 Topps Chrome: 86C-2
Topps Update 2021 All-Star Game Commemorative Sleeve Patch: ASGP-AJ 
Topps Heritage Candy Lids: 14
Topps Heritage 1972 Die-Cuts: 72DC-23
Topps Heritage Venezuelan Stamps: 8
Topps Opening Day Dugout Peeks: DP-10
Topps Opening Day Origins: ODO-2

2021 Wantlist

2021 WANTLIST
UPDATED 7/30/26

2021 Bowman

Scouts' Top 100 (BTP): 8 15 24 26 40 45 52 53 61 64 81 82 84 91
Talent Pipeline (TP): BOS MIA MIN STL
Positional Promise (POS): AV BB EH FA JD KR MT NG XE ZV

2021 Bowman Chrome

40-Man Futures (FMF): 3 8 15 17 20 22
Summer Camp (SC): 3 7 8 9 11 12 19 20 28 30 SCSP-ST
Ascensions (BA): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Dawn of Glory (DOG): 1 3 4 8 9 10 12 14

2021 Bowman Draft

Franchise Futures (FF): 1 3 6 7 10
Genesis (GNS): 3 6 7 9 10 12 14 17
Draft Night (BDN): 2 3
Invicta (BI): 2 3 6 7 8 9 12 13 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 

2021 Topps

Gimmicks (Series One, Tier 1, Code = "-230"): 3 4 10 12 24 25 26 27 41 42 43 50 53 65 67 81 84 92 95 99 112 113 143 150 151 153 169 186 192 197 200 205 207 223 224 226 227 231 239 241 244 247 250 256 263 265 285 291 301 302 309 310 319 322 325 327 330
Gimmicks (Series One, Tier 2, Code = "-231"): 1 12 13 27 43 84 92 99 100 113 143 187 197 223 239 250 263 277 285 297 319 321 322 330
Gimmicks (Series One, Tier 3, Code = "-232"): 224 227 246 247 266
Gimmicks (Series Two, Tier 1, Code = "-441"): 52 336 346 350 357 360 362 366 371 381 390 391 398 400 404 408 413 417 429 431 441 456 466 468 475 476 489 491 500 506 510 520 521 523 528 537 538 550 551 552 561 563 573 609 611 622 633 635 642 650 654 660
Gimmicks (Series Two, Tier 2, Code - "-442"): 52 346 347 362 371 398 404 406 412 431 449 456 489 491 506 538 561 639 616 642 644 654 660
Gimmicks (Series Two, Tier 3, Code = "-443"): 52 431 550 644

70 Years of Topps Baseball (Series One, Code = "-234", 70YT): 5 6 7 13 14 15 16 18 22 25 26 30 34 43 49 50 52 53 54 58 65 66
70 Years of Topps Baseball (Series Two, Code = "-445", 70YT): 1 2 3 4 6 8 9 13 14 15 16 20 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 32 35 36 39 40 43 49 52 58 64 66 68
1986 Topps Baseball (Series One, Code = "-274", 86B): 13 35 43 48 49 53 57 67 73 74 77 80 85 93
1986 Topps Baseball (Series Two, Code = "-473", 86B): 1 3 9 12 13 19 20 23 27 29 32 33 34 37 44 47
1986 Topps All-Stars Baseball (86AS): 2 7 8 9 11 13 14 18 20 21 22 23 27 34 35 37 40 43 46 50
Platinum Players Die-Cuts (PDC): 9 18 19 29 32 34 35 38 45 46 49 50
History of Topps (HOT): 2 3 4 5 8 9
Stars in Service (SIS): 1 3 4 5 7 8 9 15 17 24 25
Through the Years (TTY): 1 4 6 9 11 13
Double Headers (TDH): 2 8 12 13 16
DH Debuts (DHD): 1 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12
Significant Statistics (SS): 1 3 7 9 10 11 13 14 17 20 23 24 25
Zero to 60 (ZTS): 2 3 4 8 10 11 13 14 17 19 20
Cody Bellinger Player Highlights (TE): 1 2 3 5 8 9 10 11 13 15 19 20 21 24 26 27 28
Juan Soto Player Highlights (JSH): 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 26 28 29 30
1965 Redux (T65): 9 13
Rookie Card Patches (RP): AB AK BD BM BS CM CP CS DG GC JA JB JC JCH KH KR LC LP NM NP RM SH SHU SS TM TS TSK
70th Anniversary Logo Patches (Series One, 70LP): EM (Mathews)
70th Anniversary Logo Patches (Series Two, T70P): BR CY FT MB MP OS RCA TG TW
1986 Topps Chrome Refractor (Series One, 86BC): 8 13 22 26 29 30 35 39 41 48 53 55 56 60 65 67 69 70 74 77 80 81 83 85 89 93 94 100
1986 Topps Chrome Refractor (Series Two, 86TC): 6 12 13 16 18 24 26 36 37 39 40 42 43 44 45 48 54 57 59 61 63 65 66 73 74 77 80 82 83 89 90 94 100

2021 Topps Update

(US): 8 38 42 104 154 254 263 270 274 281 282 295 327
Gimmicks (Tier 1, Code = "-416") US5 US6 US10 US21 US33 US41 US44 US47 US63 US65 US76 US114 US115 US118 US143 US170 US184 US196 US197 US200 US211 US227 US242 US247 US250 US253 US257 US258 US265 US267 US268 US286 US295 US300 US302 US309 US312 US313 US318
Gimmicks (Tier 2, Code = "-417") US1 US5 US10 US33 US47 US52 US86 US95 US130 US150 US200 US210 US223 US243 US247 US253 US258 US263 US292 US294 US302 US309 US312 US330
Gimmicks (Tier 3, Code = "-418") US1 US27 US150 US224 US330 Juan Soto

1986 Topps Baseball (Code = "-443" 86B): 16 18 33 43
70 Years of Topps Baseball (Code = "-420", 70YT): 1 5 6 20 21 25 29 30 37 40 41 45 46 48 51 56 59 63 65 66 67 68 69
Black Gold (BG): 5 8 9 15 25
Cards that Never Were (CNW): 6 8 11 12 14
2021 MLB All-Stars (ASG): 3 7 8 9 10 12 17 18 19 23 26 27 30 32 34 37 38 39 41 42 44 46 47 48
1992 Redux (T92): 7 12 21 22 24 28 29 32 33 37 38
2021 MLB All-Star Manufactured Sleeve Patch (ASGP): AF AG AJ BB BC BP BR BW CB CC CK CM CR FF FT GC JAL JC JG JH JM JR JS JTR JW KB KG LL MB MM MO MSE MT NA NC NCR OA RA RD SO SOH SP TH TR TT VG XB YK ZW
70th Anniversary Logo Patches (T70P): DO MM RA SP WS
1986 Topps Update Chrome Refractor (86C): 2 11 39

2021 Topps Chrome

Future Stars (FS): 11 17
Prismic Power (PP): 6 14 15

2021 Topps Heritage

6 8 9 17 20 23 25 26 27 36 39 41 43 46 48 49 52 53 55 61 62 65 72 73 74 77 78 82 84 85 86 87 91 92 94 95 96 98 102 105 106 112 115 116 119 124 125 126 132 133 136 137 139 140 141 145 153 157 161 165 166 171 177 178 179 181 182 192 197 202 203 204 212 214 215 217 219 221 222 223 224 225 227 231 233 235 236 237 238 239 241 242 243 247 248 249 253 256 257 258 259 265 267 268 271 273 274 275 277 280 281 286 291 292 295 297 300 305 308 309 316 317 321 323 326 328 329 331 333 334 336 340 341 342 344 347 354 355 356 359 362 364 365 368 369 371 374 376 378 379 380 382 383 386 387 388 389 390 391 392 393 394 396 401 402 403 404 405 407 408 409 410 411 412 413 414 415 417 418 419 420 422 423 425 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 434 435 436 437 439 440 441 442 443 444 445 447 448 449 450 451 452 453 454 455 456 457 458 459 460 461 462 463 464 465 466 467 468 469 470 471 473 474 475 476 477 478 479 480 481 483 485 486 487 488 489 490 491 492 493 494 495 496 497 498 499 505 509 518 520 539 553 557 570 594 595 599 612 614 615 618 623 626 635 641 642 643 647 666 680 683 685 689 696 702 705 706 707 708 709 710 712 713 715 719 720 721 722 723 725

Action Image Gimmicks: 11 13 15 47 51 97 99 109 121 169 181 185 187 188 251 253 299 501 540 541 546 554 556 558 561 566 569 577 584 587 598 616 619 624 627 641 665 669 686 700
Team Name Gimmicks: 13 17 33 35 37 45 47 51 99 121 123 137 163 167 169 173 175 181 230 239 249 251 293 299 313 501 540 541 546 550 554 556 558 561 566 569 577 584 587 598 616 619 624 627 641 665 668 669 700 716
Missing Stars Gimmicks: 13 35 47 51 99 121 137 167 169 181 251 299 501 540 546 550 556 561 584 598 616 624 665 716
Nickname Gimmicks: 13 31 33 37 51 121 137 169 239 307 501 550 561 566 627 655 663 669 687 700
Throwback Gimmicks: 11 13 33 97 101 103 137 179 187 230 239 293 295 301 307
City Connection Gimmicks: 533 550 561 571 576 578 588 590 598 624 631 645 665 697 700
Errors: 51 137 169 175 299 501 546 550 561 665

New Age Performers (NAP): 1 2 3 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Baseball Flashbacks (BFB): AK CF FH FJ JB JM LB RC RCL WM
News Flashbacks (NF): APOL ARP BF CAM DJ DWI ERA GGB HT OLY PIO PIR POS RF
Then and Now (TN): 2 3 4 9 10 11 12 13 15
The Great One (GO): 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 24 25
1972 World Series Highlights (72WS): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Award Winers (AW): 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Combo Cards (CC): 1 2 3 5 6 9 10
Now and Then (NT): 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15
Rookie Performers (RP): 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Clemente 3000 (C3K): 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
1972 Die-Cuts (72DC): 1 2 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 25
1972 Candy Lids: 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 24 25
1972 Venezuelan Stamps: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50

2021 Topps Opening Day

Legends of Baseball (LOB): 1 2 3 8 9 12 15 16 18 19 20 22 23
Mascots (M): 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Opening Day (OD): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Outstanding Opening Days (OOD): 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Walk this Way (WW): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Origins (ODO): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Dugout Peeks (DP): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

2020 Wantlist

2020 WANTLIST
UPDATED: 7/30/26

2020 Bowman Draft

Franchise Futures (FF): CE MD
Glimpses of Greatness (GOG): CA MM
20 in '20 (20IN20): AH EH EHA JF MM NG PC
Applied Pressure (AP): AS BD

2020 Topps

Series One Gimmicks (CODE="#CMP037284): 1 7 47 49 50 52 55 60 69 70 78 100 110 117 119 124 125 140 145 161 168 170 173 180 183 188 206 219 250 252 253 260 267 269 271 276 279 292 300 306 309 314 317 330 332 335 341 345 350
Series One Gimmicks (CODE="#CMP037285): 7 8 13 20 50 69 78 100 120 121 129 138 150 156 168 182 196 250 276 285 292 300 303 334 335
Series One Gimmicks (CODE="#CMP-578): NNO 1 350
Series Two Gimmicks (CODE="#CMP-115): 364 367 378 392 418 461 465 467 469 480 486 507 514 530 541 552 560 571 585 591 661 669 672 685 686
Series Two Gimmicks (CODE="#CMP-116): 351 363 367 375 381 388 392 416 419 420 432 455 467 469 472 482 483 497 517 525 557 562 586 609 687
Series Two Gimmicks (CODE="CMP#-117): 372 392 (NNOF, "Rookie Stars") 420

Decades Best, Series One (DB CODE="CMP#037286"): 3 5 7 8 9 10 24 26 27 33 34 36 42 44 45 48 51 52 57 68 77 78 91 93 95
Decades Best, Series Two (DB CODE="CMP#039118"): 12 37 44 57 90 91 93
1985 Topps, Series One (85): 79 92
1985 Topps, Series Two (85TB, CODE="#CMP039149"): 17 32 47
1985 Topps, All-Stars (85AS): 8 11
Choice (TC): 10 12 14
Decades Next (DN): 29 (Kieboom)
Decade of Dominance Die-Cuts (DOD): 3 13
Warriors of the Diamond (WOD): 6 7 9 11 19 24 29 32 33 35 38 41 44 45
Mike Trout: Player of the Decade (MT): 2 3 5 6 7 9 12 16 21 25
Significant Statistics (SS): 4 5 8 11 14
Rhys Hoskins Player Highlights (RH): 8 9 30
Vladimir Guerrero, Jr. Player Highlights (VGJ): 2 3 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 15 16 18 21 27 29 30
Empire State Award Winner (ESAW): 1 2 3 4 6 10 13 26 30
Fernando Tatis, Jr. Highlights (FTH): 2 10 14 25 26 27 30
Turkey Red 2020, Series Two (TR, CODE="#CMP039175"): 8 13 29 54 61 64 80 81 87
Global Game Medallions (GGM): AB AC AJ AP AV BH BP CB CK CY DG DO EJ FF FL GS I JA JB JS JT JU KB KD KG LU MA MB MC MM MT OA RA RC RD RO SO VG WC XB YA YD YG YM YO YP
Rookie Card Retrospective RC Logo Medallion (RCR): BJ BR CJ CK CR DS FA FR FT HA JS MC MS MT RH SK SO TR VG
Draft Day Medallions (DDM) AB ABE AJ ARE ARE BB BBI BH BR CB CC CK CKI CS CSA CY DS EL FF FL GC GL GS GSA JB JD JF JdG KB KL KS LG MB MC MCH MM MS MSO MT NA NS PA PG RH SS TA TS TT WB
Player Medallions (TPM): AA AB AJ BB BH BM CB CK CY FF FL FT GC GL GT JA JBA JS JV Jd KB KM LR MC MCA MS NA PA PG RA RH SO TM VG WM YM
1985 Topps Chrome Refractor, Series Two (85TC): 48 (Robert)

2020 Topps Update

Gimmicks (CODE="#CMP041631): U-1 U-4 U-8 U-15 U-21 U-29 U-33 U-42 U-50 U-55 U-60 U-64 U-94 U-121 U-124 U-143 U-145 U-149 U-154 U-169 U-173 U-187 U-190 U-200 U-234 U-235 U-251 U-257 U-266 U-267 U-269 U-277 U-287 U-300

Gimmicks (CODE="#CMP041632): U-1 U-4 U-15 U-52 U-63 U-68 U-80 U-90 U-121 U-122 U-129 U-145 U-154 U-158 U-173 U-178 U-190 U-199 U-209 U-234 U-255 U-257 U-269 U-271 U-279
Gimmicks (CODE="#CMP041633): U-82 U-121 U-124 U-233 U-257

1985 Topps Baseball (85TB, CODE="#041659"): 11 
Decades' Best (DB, CODE="#041636"): 1 3 10 15 16 20 27 28 34 39 49 53 56 58 62 65 69 76 80
A Numbers Game (NG): 3 4 8 14 20
Prospects (P): 30 (Schmidt)
20 Years of the Captain (YOC): 99 05 07
Ronald Acuna, Jr. Highlights (TRA): 9 17
Coin Cards (TBC): AA AJ ANR BB BH EJ FF JB JL JOD JOV JS LR MB MC NA PA RH SO VG WB YA
1985 Topps Update Chrome Refractor (CPC): 7 8 14 15 16 23 43 45

2020 Topps Chrome

1985 Topps (85TC): 24 (Arenado)
Future Stars (FS): 2 4 6 19

2020 Topps Opening Day

Opening Day (OD): 3 5 6 7
Mascots (M): 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 117 18 19 20 21 22 24 25
Spring Has Sprung (SHS): 1 3 11 13 17 19
Team Traditions and Celebrations (TTC): 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Sticker Collection Previews (SP): 2 3 6 8 10
Walk this Way (WW): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
The Lighter Side of Baseball (LSB): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Dugout Peeks (DP): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

2019 Wantlist

2019 WANTLIST
UPDATED: 7/29/26

2019 Bowman

Scouts Top 100 (BTP): 10 12

Sterling (BS): 5 (Mize)

2019 Bowman Chrome

2018 AFL Fall Stars (AFL): PA AFLS-BR

AFL Alumni (AFLA) AP BB CB CK CS DG FL GS GT HB IH KB KD MP NA RAJ RB
Stat Track (ST): HC (Crouse)

Elite Farmhands (EF): CM RL

2019 Bowman Draft

30th Anniversary (B30): CJA (Abrams)

2019 Bowman's Best

8 11 17 23 38 40 42 48 50 54 57 59
Top Prospects (TP): 4 7 16 24

1999 Franchise Favorites (99FF): CC CJA EJ FTJ JB JJB RG

Future Foundations Die-Cuts (FF): BD CM DK GL NL
Neophyte Sensations (NS): 4 5 8 9 10
Power Producers (PP): MM VGJ

2019 Donruss

251 252

Action All-Stars (AA): 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 13 15

American Pride (AP): 1 3 4 6 8 9 10 11 13 15 18 19 23 24 26

Dominators (D): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Elite Series (ES): 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9

Franchise Features (FF): 2 3 5 6 8 9 10 12 15 16 17 20 21

Highlights (H): 1 2 3 7 9 10 11

Nicknames (N): 1 2 5 6 

Whammy (W): 1 2 3 4 5

2019 Donruss Optic 

Action All-Stars (AA): 1 2 4 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 
MVP: 11 (Kershaw)
Mythical (M): 2 3 5 8

Rated Prospects (RP): 1 4 5 9
The Rookies (TR): 1 3 7 8 9 10 11

2019 Topps

Series One Gimmicks (CODE="#CMP031967"): 1 7 16 34 46 49 50 52 53 57 60 62 77 84 107 109 119 128 130 137 139 150 157 163 166 168 180 200 210 221 222 223 225 228 230 238 250 253 269 276 279 284 287 300 310 311 323 330 336 344
Legends Gimmicks (CODE="#CMP031968"): 10 21 32 46 50 57 100 150 172 176 178 215 230 238 250 253 260 262 276 280 289 292 330 344 350
Series Two Gimmicks (CODE="#CMP034031"): 359 374 380 390 395 397 402 412 428 445 448 486 488 503 515 525 529 561 568 579 590 591 624 629 643 655 658 661 672 675 680 694 
Series Two Gimmicks (CODE="#CMP034032"): 387 400 437 460 477 486 500 501 507 551 564 568 574 579 594 596 622 623 632 676 679 680 700

150 Years of Professional Baseball (150 CODE = "CMP031969"): 2 3 5 6 7 8 11 12 15 16 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 38 39 40 44 45 50 52 53 54 55 56 58 60 64 66 67 68 71 74 77 78 79 81 84 85 87 91 92 93 96 97 98 99 100 103 105 107 108 110 113 114 115 117 118 119 122 125 127 129 130 132 133 135 136 137 139 141 142 143 145 150
150 Years Greatest Moments (GM): 1 2 4 5 9 12 23
150 Years Greatest Players (GP): 1 7 9 11 12 16 19 21 22 27 28 32 35 36 37 46 49
150 Years Greatest Seasons (GS): 2 8 13 14 17 20 23
Evolution (EO): 5 6 8 10 14 16 20 22 24 25
Evolution Stadiums (ES): 7 10
Evolution Team Logos (EL): 1 5
Evolution Technology (ET): 2 3 4
Revolution of the Game (REV): 2 5 8 9 11
Greatness Returns (GR): 1 3 5 6 7 8 10 14 15 16 17 23 24 25
Iconic Card Reprints (ICR, CODES = "CMP031994, CMP034047"): 1 2 4 5 12 13 14 16 20 25 27 28 29 31 33 36 40 41 42 43 44 47 49 52 54 57 64 66 68 72 80 83 85 88 89 92 100
1984 Topps Baseball (T84): 8 22 30 35 39 50 55 66 86 89 93 97 99

1984 Topps All-Stars (84AS): DS WC

1984 Topps Rookies (84R): CS JBE

Faces of the Franchise (FOF): 6 15 19 20 21 22 26 29 30
Significant Statistics (SS): 6 11 13 25
Gary Vee's Top Entrepreneurs in Baseball (GV): 8 (Johnson)
Ronald Acuna Highlights (RA): 9
Gleyber Torres Highlights (GT): 1 3 4 5 7 8 10 12 14 15 16 19 22 24 25 27 29
Mookie Betts Player Highlights (MB): 2 3 8 11 20 27 28 29
Aaron Judge Highlights (AJ): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 30
Grapefruit League Greats (GLG): 17 23 29
Cactus League Legends (CLL): 4 5 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 21 23 24 26 27 28 29 30
Franchise Feats (FF): 21 24
Stars of the Game (SSB): 2 3 5 9 10 11 13 16 18 19 21 23 24 27 28 32 35 36 39 40 42 43 44 45 46 48 52 53 54 55 58 60 61 62 64 67 69 70 71 73 75 76 79 80 82 85 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 96 98 99 100
Historic Through Lines (HTL): 1 4 11 14 16 17 18 25 26 30 34 35 36 45 47
Home Run Challenge Winners (HRC): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 31 32 33 34 35
150th Anniversary Commemorative Patch Series One (AMP): ABE BL CK CSA FF GC GT JA JDE MM MP MS NS OA PM RA RHE RJ TC TT
150th Anniversary Commemorative Patch Series Two (AMP): AJ AK AR BH DJ DM DO DW FL GB HK IR JV MB NA RJ RY SO TG TGL
150th Anniversary Commemorative Medallion Series One (AMM): AB AJ AK AP AR BG BJ BP CK CR CY DJ DM DO FL FT I JA JM JR JS JT JV KB LG MB MG MP MS MT NA RA RC RCA RJ RO RY SC SO TC TG TS WB WM YM
150th Anniversary Commemorative Medallion Series Two (AMM): AD BF BH BL BR BRO CB CF CJ CS CY DE DS EB EM EMA FF GB HA HW JB JM JMO JR Jd LB MC MO MR NR NRY OS PM RC RCA RH RHE RHO RM RS SK SM TG TH TW VG WC WS WSP
Retro Hat Logo Patch (RHLP): AB ABR AN AR CC CK CY DP DS FF FL GS JAB JAL JD JM JR LC MB MC MK MT MTR NS OA PG RC RH SM SO TMA TS XB YM YMO ZG
1984 Topps Baseball Chrome Refractors Series One (T84, CODE = "CMP032823"): 35 40
1984 Topps Baseball Chrome Refractors Series Two (T84, CODE = "CMP034620"): 17 (F. Thomas)

All-Stars: 1 2 3 5
Chrome Greatest Card Reprints (TGCR): 4 5 7 9 13 14 16 17 21 22 23 24 25

Chrome Greatest Card Reprint Medallions (150M): AJ BJ BR CR CY DJ DM EB GB HA HW JR KGJ LG MP MT RC RCL RH SK SM TC TG TW

2019 Topps Update

(US): 163 165 168 169 170 173 197 223 230 235 241 243 247 249 252 261 263 264 276

Gimmicks (US): 1 (Ohtani, Ryan) 7 (Ruth, Stanton) 9 10 12 14 20 23 (Boggs, Martinez) 31 34 38 44 58 64 68 73 76 83 (SF, NYY) 95 98 100 101 110 111 118 (Longoria, Jackson) 121 151 157 174 177 195 200 (Gehrig, Torres) 201 213 217 232 248 250 (Acuna, Jeter) 253 259 271
Rookie Gimmicks (US): 1 (batting, pitching) 12 14 34 58 68 88 95 107 110 174 175 198 200 (batting, throwing) 201 242 250 (batting, fielding) 257 281 300

1984 Topps (84): 3 29
150 Years of Baseball (150, CODE = "#CMP036059"): 5 7 12 15 18 19 20 21 24 25 26 34 35 38 41 43 44 48 49 54 58 63 64 66 70 72 73 75 78 79 82 83 88 89 92
The Family Business (FB): 3 7 10 14 17 18 22 25
Est. 1869 (EST): 2 4 5 8 9 12
Iconic Card Reprints (ICR, CODE = "#CMP036075"): 3 5 8 10 11 14 15 16 18 19 22 25 28 30 31 34 35 40 41 43 45
Perennial All-Stars (PAS): 5 6 13 17 18 19 20 21 33 34 36 38 43 45
Shohei Ohtani Player Highlights (SO): 2 4 6 7 8 9 10 14 15 18
Bryce Harper Player Highlights (BH): 6 8 15 16 18 19
1984 Chrome Refractors (T84U): 14 34 35 45
150th Anniversary Manufactured Patch (AMP): AR CM DS EMU FT JM LB MM NR NRY NS RHO RS TM TS VG VR WME WSP

150th Anniversary Manufactured Medallion (AMM): AD BB CB CC CM DD DM DW EJ EM FR GS HK JB JBE JBZ JM JMI JP JS JT KD KG KGE MMS MP NS NSY PA PG RC RH RJ RJO SSO TM TP TR VR WM

2019 Topps Chrome

Greatness Returns (GRE): 2 (Verlander / Ryan)

2019 Topps Heritage

30 118 218 230 279 293 402 407 410 411 430 435 441 455 456 458 466 468 473 490 492 723

Action Image Gimmicks: 384 394 401 409 410 415 419 424 430 436 458 468 475 481 485 499 500 501 504 506 507 508 512 516 517 519 520 523 526 534 537 539 540 545 591 701 702 703
Team Name Color Gimmicks: 401 404 406 410 413 415 419 424 426 430 432 436 440 442 451 454 468 475 481 485 499 500 501 504 506 507 508 512 516 517 519 520 523 526 527 534 535 537 539 540 545 591 701 702 703 708 725 
Throwback Gimmicks: 30 411 423 424 429 430 432 436 442 458 477 483 489 502 505 506 507 516 528 534 580 589 596 628 629 700 702 725
Nickname Gimmicks: 83 404 406 409 415 430 458 485 499 500 504 519 520 534 725
Errors: 413 430 481 485 500 516 517 519 520
Traded: 138 278 322 323 388 441 447 450 451 520 525 526 527 530 534 535 541 574 702 

New Age Performers (NAP): 3 (Martinez)
Baseball Flashbacks (BF): RJ (Jackson)
News Flashbacks (NF): 3 4 5 6 7 8
Then & Now (TN): 12 (Verlander/Palmer)

Combo Cards (CC): 2 3 7 8 9 10
The Hammer's Greatest Hits (THGH): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Now & Then (NT): 1 7 8 10 14
Rookie Performers (RP): 2 4 13
1970 Scratch Offs: 12 16 17 20 23 24 28 30
1970 Candy Lids: 4 6 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 19 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
1970 Cloth Stickers: 19 21 27 28 29 30
1970 Player Story Booklets: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

2019 Topps Opening Day

150 Years of Fun (YOF): 1 12 15 21
Dugout Peeks (DP): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Mascots (M): 2 3 4 5 6 9 11 13 14 16 17 18 19 22 24 25
Opening Day (ODB): AD BO CDT OA SM TBJ TR
Rally Time (RT): A AB AJ AR B C CY DB EE EH JJ JK JP L M MT RA RH RO S SL WC XB YC YM
Sock it to Me (SM) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Team Traditions and Celebrations (TTC): CS ES LB SB SF SP WF

2018 Wantlist

2018 WANTLIST
UPDATED: 7/30/26

2018 Bowman

#Trending (#): JS (Sanchez)
Big League Breakthrough (BL): AB AG AM AR BH BM CA CG CR DC EJ FTJ GT HG JB JG JS JSA JSO KH KW LR LT MC MG MK MM NG NS PS RA RL RM SB SK SS TO TT VGJ WA

2018 Bowman Chrome

Peaks of Potential (PP): LR

2018 Bowman Chrome NSCC: (BNR): AA AD AR AV BF CB CK DJ EJ GT HA HM KB KGJ MM MT QH RAC RHO SK VGJ VR WB

2018 Bowman Sterling (BS): OA RA SO

2018 Bowman's Best

1 2 3 8 10 11 13 16 17 19 23 24 27 29 39 43 47 48 53 56 61 64 67
Top Prospects (TP): 2 28

1998 Best Performers (98BP): AB FL GR HG JAD JS NNa RAJ SO WA

Early Indications (EI): 1 8 15 16 20 21 23 24 27

Neophyte Sensations (NS): AR JS OA RAJ RD SO
Power Producers (PP): AB EJ RAJ SO TL

2018 Donruss

192 242 272 281 283

Gimmicks: 243 281 282 283

All-Stars (AS): 9 12
American Pride (AP): 4 10 14 17 20 23
Dominators (D): 3 4 8 9
Elite Series (ES): 3 4
Foundations (F): 2 6 10
Long Ball Leaders (LBL): 2 3
Mound Marvels (MM): 3 (Ohtani)
Out of this World (OW): 1 5 6
Whammy (W): 1 2 3 4 5


2018 Donruss Optic

Premiere Rookies (PR): 2 3 6 9 109

Rated Prospect (RP): 2 3 4 5 6 7
Rated Rookie Retro 1984 (RR): 6 7 9 11 13 14

2018 Finest

101 104 105 106 107 109 110 111 112 116 117 118 120 121 123 124 125

Cornerstones (FC): FL JV RB

Firsts (FF): AR NW SO VR
Finest Careers (FC): CR2

2018 Panini Prizm: 2 6 7 9 13 18 19 21

2018 Topps

Gimmicks, Series 1 Tier 1 (Code = 'CMP026443'): 10 11 18 25 30 44 50 88 105 118 125 127 138 140 172 173 200 240 245 250 257 259 264 275 276 288 306 326 330 340
Gimmicks, Series 2 Tier 1  (Code ='CMP028412'): 351 (Cobb) 392 397 400 (Wagner) 413 416 436 (Darvish) 439 450 (Votto, Bench) 471 500 (Sandberg) 506 510 (Freeman) 545 550 (Ripken, Jr., deGrom) 556 (Benintendi, Williams) 567 582 (Pujols) 585 (Crawford) 589 599 605 (Thomas) 615 618 (Goldschmidt) 700 (Ohtani, Ruth)

Gimmicks, Series 1 Tier 2 (Code = 'CMP026444'): 1 6 7 10 18 20 25 30 42 50 63 100 140 150 157 200 225 226 250 259 265 276 300 350
Gimmicks, Series 2 Tier 2 (Code = 'CMP028414'): 351 384 393 418 431 436 450 469 500 503 510 544 555 556 (Benintendi, Seager) 567 576 582 600 611 618 650 700
Rookie Gimmicks: 698
Factory Set Corrections: 364 565
Factory Set Rookie Variations: 7 63 699

1983 (83 CODE=#CMP026470): 13 54 64

1983 Rookies (83 CODE=#CMP028422): 2 19 25

Salute Series 2 (S CODE=#CMP028416): 4 81
Superstar Sensations (SSS): 16 (Moncada)
Derek Jeter Highlights (DJH): 1 2 3 4 6 7 11 12 16 17 19 20 22 23 26 27 28 30
Kris Bryant Highlights (KB): 3 4 7 9 12 13 24 25 30
Aaron Judge Highlight (AJ): 2 10 15 25
Cody Bellinger Highlight (CB): 1 4 6 7 8 11 12 13 17 19 20 22 26 27 29
Legends in the Making Series 2 (LITM CODE=#CMP028442): 19 (Stanton)
Future Stars (FS): 11 16 25 29 35 38 39

1983 Chrome Refractor: 46 73 86
Factory Set Chrome Rookie Cup (TSE): 1 2 4
MLB All-Star Team Medallion (ASTM): AJ BH CBE CBL CKE CKI CKL CSA CSE FL GSA GSP GST JA JV LS MB MC MSA MSC NA PG RC RZ SP YM

MLB Spring Training Team Logo Patch (STP): AB ABE AJ AM AN BH CB CC FF FL GS JV KB KD MT NA NS RC SP WM YML YMN

Players Weekend Patches (PWP): AJU AR ARI BP EL ET GSA JR KB KC NA YD
Team MVP Medallions (MVP): AB AJ BB BH BP CA CK FF FL JA JBO KB KD MB MC MM MT NS PG RB RH SP YM
MLB Independence Day Flag Patch (IDML): AJ BB BH BP CB CC CK CS DG DP FF GA GP JA JB JO KB MB MK MM MS RC RZ SS

2018 Topps Update

Gimmicks (CODE = "#CMP031030"): US1 (Ohtani, Ryan) US9 US12 US20 US31 US34 US64 US83 (McCutchen NYY) US95 US111 US157 US200 (Torres) US201 US218 US250 (Acuna, Jeter) US300

Rookie Gimmicks (Code = "#CMP031032"): US1 (batting, pitching) US12 US14 US34 US58 US68 US95 US107 US110 US174 US175 US198 200 (batting, throwing) US201 US218 US242 US250

 (batting, fielding) US257 US281 US300

Legends in the Making (LITM CODE="#CMP031072"): 7 (Marte)
Bryce Harper Highlights (BH): 1 2 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
1983 Topps Chrome: 101 134 145

Jackie Robinson Day Commemorative Patch (JRP): AB AP BH CE CK CM CS FF FL KS MT NS OA SP TS
MLB Postseason Logo Patch (PSL) AB AJ AO AR BH BP CC CK DG FL GS HM JA JB JD JE JV KB MC MR YM

2018 Topps Archives

22 52 109 137 146 164 181 200 212
Gimmicks: 31 50 100 108 150 200 201 202 300

1993 Topps Coming Attractions (CA): 7 19
Topps Rookie History: 54-128 55-123 55-164 67-126 93-98 01-726
Coins (C): 6 7 9 13 14 15 18 19 23 25

2018 Topps Big League

4 52 73 166 210 231 253 388

Error Gimmicks: 1 25 63 70
Star Caricature Reproductions (SCR): AM BB BH FL KB KD MM MT

2018 Topps Chrome

Rookie Debut Manufactured Relics (RDM): AB AJ AR AV BH CB CC CF CK FL I JA JC KB MT NA NS NW OA RC RD RH

2018 Topps National Baseball Card Day: 1 5 8 11 12 16 17 22 26 28 29


2018 Topps Opening Day

Dugout Peeks (DP): AJ BC BH BZ CC EE ID JA JB JS KM MT PB RB RH RP TB WM XB YP
Mascots (M): 1 3 10 14 20 21
MLB Sticker Collection Stars (ODV) 1 3 4
National Anthem (NA) AB AN CC CF CH CS DF EE EH FL HR JA JB JC JD JK JM JT KD KP KS MB MM MT YP
Stars (ODS): AG AJ AP AS AU CB CF CI CK CS DP DS DW FM JC JH JV Jd KE KJ KM KS NC NW PD RD RH SS VR WB WM YM
Stadium Signatures (SS): AJ AP BB BH CB CK DD FL GP JL JM KB KM MB MF MH MK MM MS MT NA NC RC TB TM


2018 Stadium Club MLS

3 35 50 63

Gimmicks: 1 26 27 30 50 68 77 96 97 100

Profiles (P): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Special Forces (SF): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

David Ortiz Wantlist

David Ortiz Wantlist
Updated 7/29/26

BASE CARDS

2005 Fleer Showcase: 17
2005 Topps Gallery: 88
2005 Upper Deck: 315
2006 Finest: 95
2006 Upper Deck Ovation: 64
2011 Topps Update: US166
2014 Panini Prizm: 207
2014 Topps Archives: 238
2014 Topps Heritage: 441
2016 Topps: 382

GIMMICKS

2011 Topps Twinks: 315
2012 Topps Heritage Color Swap: 356
2012 Topps Update: US-292
2013 Topps: 595
2013 Topps Update All-Star Gimmicks: US-285
2014 Topps: 475a 475b
2014 Topps Twinks: 475
2014 Topps Sabermetric Gimmicks: 475
2014 Topps Heritage Action Image Gimmicks: 441
2015 Topps Heritage Black Gimmicks: 480
2015 Topps Heritage Action Image Gimmicks: 480
2016 Topps Gimmicks: 400
2016 Topps Update All-Star Gimmicks: US254
2016 Topps Heritage Throwback Gimmicks: 438
2017 Topps Gimmicks: 350abcdefghij
2019 Topps Gimmicks: 694
2020 Topps Update Gimmicks: U-124ab

PARALLELS

INSERTS

1998

Donruss Crusade: 110 (/250)
Topps Stars Supernovas: S6 (/100)

2005

Donruss Production Line OPS: PL-2 (/983)
Fleer Patchworks By The Numbers: 14BTN
Fleer Patchworks Property Of: 5PO
Fleer Showcase Swing Time: 10ST
Leaf Cornerstones: C4
SP Authentic Honors: SH-DO (/299)
SP Collection of Stars: CS-DO (/299)
Studio Masterstrokes: MS-2 (/750)
Ultra Home Run Kings: 2HK

2006

Fleer Team Fleer: TF-6
Fleer Top 40: T40-8
Fleer Tradition Goudey Greats: GG-70
Topps Allen & Ginter's Postcards: AGP-DO
Ultra Stars: US-8
Upper Deck Inaugural Images: II-10
Upper Deck Ovation Superstar Theatre: ST-DO

2007

Finest Rookie Finest Moments: RFM-DO
Fleer Soaring Stars: SS-DO
Ultra Hitting Machine: HM-DO
Upper Deck Cooperstown Calling: CC-DO
Upper Deck MVP Potential: MVP6

2008

National Baseball Card Day (Topps): 4

2009

Upper Deck 1975 O-Pee-Chee: OPC-14
Upper Deck StarQuest: SQ-8
Upper Deck Goudey 1935 4-in-1: 35-67

2010

Upper Deck Supreme: S-57

2011

Finest Moments: FM15
Topps Diamond Die-Cuts: DDC-52
Topps Throwback Logo Manufactured Patch: TLMP-DO

2012

Topps Gold World Series Champion Commemorative Pin: GCP-DO
Topps Golden Moments Die-Cuts: GMDC-88
Topps Update Blockbusters Commemorative Hat Logos: BP-20

2013

Finest 1993: 93F-DO
Topps Award Winners Silver Sluggers: SS-DO
Triple Play All-Stars: 9

2014

Bowman 1989 Bowman is Back Silver Diamond Refractor: 89BIB-DO
Finest Competitors: FC-DO (/50)
Panini Prizm Fearless: 5
Stadium Club Beam Team: BT-16
Stadium Club Triumvirates Luminous: T2c
Topps Manufactured Commemorative Patch: CP-2 CP-27
Topps Update World Series MVP Manufactured Patches: WSP-DO
Topps Update World Series Manufactured Rings: WSR-DO

2015

Topps Commemorative Patch Pins: CPP-06
Topps MLB Silhouetted Logoman Pin: MSBL-04
Topps Chrome Culminations: CUL-DO
Topps Heritage 1966 Bazooka: 66B-DO

2016

Topps MLB Debut Medallions: MLBD2M-15
Topps Team Logo Pin Relic: TLP-DO
Topps Laser: TL-4
Topps Update All-Star Access: MLB-11
Topps Opening Day Stars: ODS-17

2017

Finest Careers Die-Cuts: FCI-DO1 FCI-DO5 FCI-DO6 FCI-DO7 FCI-DO9 FCI-DO10
Topps Independence Day MLB Logo Patch: IMDL-DO
Topps All-Star Team Medallions: MLBAS-DO
Topps Opening Day Stickers: 83
Topps Opening Day National Anthem: NA-16

2019

Topps 150 Years of Professional Baseball: 150-20
Topps 150 Years Greatest Seasons: GS-8
Topps 150th Anniversary Commemorative Medallions: AMM-DO

2020

Topps Global Game Medallions: GGM-DO
Topps Update Decades' Best: DB-68

2021

Topps 1986 All-Stars: 86AS-43
Topps Through the Years: TTY-13
Topps Update 70th Anniversary Logo Patches: T70P-DO