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2023 Topps Series 2 Baseball Hobby Box

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2023 Topps Series 2 Baseball hobby box
What are these options?
Hobby Box
The full-size box sold through card shops rather than big-box stores. It has the most packs and the best odds, and most modern hobby boxes guarantee at least one autograph or memorabilia card. Pack and card counts vary by product line. Older listings sometimes call this a wax box.
Hobby Jumbo Box
More cards in fewer, oversized packs than a regular hobby box, usually with extra guaranteed hits. It suits collectors who want volume and hits in one buy. Topps calls this tier HTA, short for Home Team Advantage, its hobby-store program.
Blaster Box
The small retail box sold at stores like Walmart and Target, usually the cheapest full box on the shelf. Autographs are not guaranteed, but many blasters carry exclusive parallels you cannot pull from a hobby box.
Retail Box
A full box of the individual packs sold loose at big-box stores, often 24 of them. Same base set as the hobby version, with fewer or no guaranteed hits.
Cases
The factory-sealed carton a product ships in, holding a set number of boxes. A full case is the whole carton; an inner case is a smaller sealed block from inside it. Case buyers get untouched pack sequencing and a lower price per box. Some rare cards are seeded about once per case, which is what collectors mean by a case hit.
Canada and United States best prices by format
Format In USAUSD In CanadaCAD
Hobby Box Trading Card Market $140
Hobby Jumbo Box Trading Card Market $240
Blaster Box DA Card World $30
Retail Box DA Card World $75
Hobby Box Case Blowout Cards $1,800
Hobby Jumbo Box Case (6) Blowout Cards $1,500, $250 per box

These are the best prices we could find for this product across the 7 retailers we follow for 2023 Topps Series 2, checked daily. Prices move constantly and stock sells out; always confirm on the retailer’s own page before buying.

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Frequently asked

Who's 2023 Topps Series 2 for?
For collectors who want hits without Cup money. Figure on an auto or relic every box or two, with rookies you'll actually recognize.
What are the key rookie cards in Series 2?
Anthony Volpe, Corbin Carroll, and Jordan Walker are the marquee rookies. Series 2 adds fresh rookie content to complement Series 1, so if you missed those guys in the first release, this is where to hunt them.
How many autographs or relics should I expect per box?
You'll get 1 autograph or relic card per box on average. It's a solid hit rate for a flagship product, though the specific player and type will vary.
What's the deal with the 1988 Topps inserts?
Topps is celebrating the 35th anniversary of the 1988 flagship set with 50 new cards using that classic design as inspiration, plus 50 All-Star variants. There are also autograph and relic versions of these retro cards, which is cool because on-card signatures aren't super common in modern Topps flagship.
How many parallels are there, and which ones are the hardest to pull?
There are a ton of parallels ranging from common (Rainbow Foil at 1:10 packs) to ultra-rare (Platinum 1/1 and Printing Plates 1/1). The numbered tiers like /25, /50, /99 are the sweet spot for collectors hunting scarce cards without going full 1/1.
What's included in a hobby box besides packs?
Each hobby box has 24 packs of 14 cards plus 1 Silver Pack. The Silver Pack is a bonus pack with special content, so you're getting a little extra value built in.
Are there any exclusive retail-only inserts I should know about?
Yes. Star of MLB and Stars of MLB Chrome are retail-exclusive, and Father's Day Commemorative Team Patch cards are only in blaster-style retail boxes. If you're strictly a hobby box buyer, you'll miss those.
How does Series 2 compare to Series 1?
Series 2 brings new rookies and veteran players that didn't make Series 1, so it's a natural continuation of the 660-card checklist. Both sets share the same design and parallel structure, so if you liked Series 1, Series 2 is more of the same with fresh faces.
When did 2023 Topps Series 2 come out?
It dropped June 7, 2023.
What's in a 2023 Topps Series 2 hobby box?
24 packs per box, 14 cards per pack
What's the cheapest 2023 Topps Series 2 hobby box right now?
Cheapest we're tracking is $140.00 USD. Prices update daily, and the trend arrow on this page shows which way it's been moving.
Where can I buy 2023 Topps Series 2?
We track listings across the major North American card shops and surface the best price up top. The Buy on eBay links go through the eBay Partner Network.

2023 Topps Series 2 Baseball

The second half of 2023 Topps flagship baseball, Series 2 adds fresh rookies like Anthony Volpe, Corbin Carroll, and Jordan Walker to the checklist while continuing the 35th anniversary celebration of 1988 Topps with new inserts and parallels.

Autographs

1 Autograph or relic per box on average

On average per hobby box
  1. 1 Silver Pack
Inserts to watch
  • 1988 Topps Baseball 35th Anniversary 50 new cards celebrating the iconic 1988 design, plus 50 All-Star variants with the original subset layout.
  • All Aces Pitcher-focused cards on foil stock with a playing card-inspired design.
  • Heavy Lumber Slugger spotlight cards printed on woodgrain stock.
  • 2023 World Baseball Classic 60 players from the pre-season tournament with multiple parallels including autograph versions.
  • Legends of the Game Retro-themed cards featuring baseball legends with autograph parallels available.
  • 1988 Topps Baseball Autographs On-card signatures using the retro 1988 design, a rarity in the flagship release.
Fast facts
Released
June 7, 2023
Box config
24 packs per box, 14 cards per pack
Set size
660 cards
Top rookie
Adley Rutschman
Price history
Last 30 days
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Canadian prices in CAD, American in USD. A break in a price line means every shop was sold out that day; a day we did not scrape carries the last known price forward.