Baseball box prices in Canada and the US

Every sealed baseball release we track, priced across independent shops in both countries and refreshed every night, with checklists being added as we ingest them.

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Beyond price, the catalogue carries release dates, box configurations and box contents, and checklist coverage is growing.

Baseball checklists are still being loaded, so most products show pricing and box detail without a card-level checklist yet. 333 baseball products have a full checklist so far.

Baseball hobby box prices today

Lowest in-stock prices observed across 5 Canadian and 9 US card shops. Last checked .

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Cheapest in Canada 2021 Bowman Chrome $90 CAD
Canadian range $90–$2,000 median $400 45 in-stock hobby boxes; median of each product's cheapest price.
Cheapest in the US 2021 Topps Series 2 $25 USD
US range $25–$8,750 median $290 391 in-stock hobby boxes; median of each product's cheapest price.

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Lowest in-stock price vs. the catalog reference price.

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Newest releases

Hobby boxes that have hit retail recently.

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Pending releases

Upcoming hobby boxes on retailer presale lists.

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Baseball hobby box FAQ

Answers come from tracked prices and refresh nightly.

What's the cheapest baseball hobby box right now?

As of September 20, 2026, the lowest in-stock hobby box price observed across CardStock's tracked shops is $89.95 CAD for 2021 Bowman Chrome in Canada and $24.95 USD for 2021 Topps Series 2 in the US. Prices refresh nightly. View this box →

How much does a baseball hobby box cost?

In-stock baseball hobby boxes tracked by CardStock currently run from $90 to $2,000 CAD, with a median lowest price of $400. Entry-level sets sit at the low end; premium releases with guaranteed autographs carry the high end.

Where can I buy baseball hobby boxes in Canada or the US?

CardStock tracks 5 Canadian and 9 US card shops and shows each box's best observed price in both currencies. The retailer directory lists every shop we cover. Browse the retailer directory →

What is a hobby box?

A hobby box is sealed trading-card product sold through hobby card shops, with a fixed pack count and the strongest guaranteed hits, such as autographs, relics, or serial-numbered cards. Retail formats like blasters and mega boxes carry fewer guarantees.

How do I find baseball hobby box deals?

The baseball deals page ranks boxes priced below their typical market price, judged separately for Canadian and US shops and updated daily. See today's baseball deals →

Do you have baseball checklists?

For some products, and the number is growing. Products that have one show a card count on the catalogue table, and open into a full checklist you can filter by player, insert set, parallel and autograph.

Why is a jumbo box priced separately from the hobby box?

Because it is a different product. Jumbo and HTA configurations carry different pack counts and hit guarantees, so pooling them with the hobby box would make the cheaper one look like the same thing at a lower price.