2019
2019 Topps Diamond Icons Baseball Hobby Box
Topps baseball
Sold out at every shop we track, in Canada and the US.
Sold out at every shop we track, in Canada and the US.
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Frequently asked
What makes 2019 Diamond Icons so expensive?
It's a luxury product by design. Every single card is an autograph or relic, and no card is printed more than 25 copies. You're guaranteed 9 hits per box (2 autographed relics, 7 autographs, and 1 relic), which is why boxes retail around $1,500 or higher.
What are the key rookies and stars in this set?
The checklist features Aaron Judge, Mike Trout, Ronald Acuña Jr., Juan Soto, Fernando Tatis Jr., Shohei Ohtani, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. among the modern stars, plus legends like Nolan Ryan, Derek Jeter, Hank Aaron, and Rickey Henderson.
How do the parallels work?
Most autographs come in Purple (/10), Red (/5), and Gold (1/1) parallels. Cut Signatures are /4 with 1/1 Gold versions. Every parallel is significantly scarcer than the base version, making them the real chase within each insert set.
Are all the autographs on-card?
Yes, all autographs in this product are on-card, which is a big part of the premium positioning. Whether it's a base autograph, autographed relic, or cut signature, you're getting genuine ink on cardboard.
What's the difference between Autographed Diamond Relics and Autographed Jumbo Patches?
Autographed Diamond Relics pair a signature with a small diamond accent and no uniform piece. Autographed Jumbo Patches feature a large game-used patch swatch alongside the autograph. Both are /25 or less at base with similar parallel structures.
Can you pull 1/1 cards from this product?
Yes. Every insert set has Gold (1/1) parallels, and there are also true one-of-ones like Immortal Cut Signatures, Spikes parallels on Preeminent Pieces, and MLB Silhouetted Batter Logo Patches. These are the ultimate grails.
What's included in a single box?
One pack of 10 cards. That pack contains 2 autographed relics, 7 autographs, and 1 non-autographed relic card. Every card is numbered to 25 or less, so there's no filler.
What are the best inserts in 2019 Topps Diamond Icons?
Worth keeping an eye out for: Autographed Diamond Relics, Autographed Jumbo Patches, Cut Signatures, Single-Player Autograph Relics, Dual Autograph Relics, Diamond Relics.
When did 2019 Topps Diamond Icons come out?
It dropped July 10, 2019.
What's in a 2019 Topps Diamond Icons hobby box?
1 pack per box, 10 cards per pack. 4 boxes per case.
Where can I buy 2019 Topps Diamond Icons?
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.
2019 Topps Diamond Icons Baseball
2019 Topps Diamond Icons is a luxury baseball product loaded with on-card autographs and game-used relics. Every box is stacked with premium hits featuring legends, stars, and rookies like Aaron Judge, Mike Trout, and Ronald Acuña Jr.
Autographs
7 Autographs per box on average
On average per hobby box
- 1 Relic card (non-autographed)
Inserts to watch
- Autographed Diamond Relics Features on-card signatures paired with a small diamond accent, /10 or less with Purple (/10), Red (/5), and Gold (1/1) parallels.
- Autographed Jumbo Patches Large game-used patch swatches with on-card autographs, /25 or less with Purple (/10), Red (/5), and Gold (1/1) parallels.
- Cut Signatures Vintage cut autographs from legends and Hall of Famers, /4 base copies with 1/1 Gold parallels.
- Single-Player Autograph Relics Game-used memorabilia paired with on-card signatures, /10 or less with Red (/5) and Gold (1/1) parallels.
- Dual Autograph Relics Two players' signatures and swatches on one card, /10 or less with Red (/5) and Gold (1/1) parallels.
- Diamond Relics Non-autographed relic cards featuring four actual diamonds, /5 with Gold (1/1) parallels.
Fast facts
- Released
- July 10, 2019
- Box config
- 1 pack per box, 10 cards per pack. 4 boxes per case.
- Set size
- 81 cards