2014 Toppsbaseball

Supreme

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.
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Hobby Box Trading Card Market $275

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$275

Frequently asked

Who's 2014 Topps Supreme for?
The deep end. People buy this chasing top rookie patch autos and legend signatures, and the price reflects it.
What makes 2014 Topps Supreme different from other high-end Topps products?
Every single card in the product is autographed and serial-numbered to 50 or fewer. Unlike Tier One or Tribute, there's no base set—you're guaranteed an auto in every pack. It's a Japan-only release from 2013 that Topps brought worldwide in 2014.
Who are the key rookies and stars in this product?
You'll find Mike Trout, Paul Goldschmidt, George Springer, Jacob deGrom, and Christian Yelich among the current talent. Retired legends include Hank Aaron, Cal Ripken Jr., Ken Griffey Jr., and Nolan Ryan. The checklist spans 94 base autographs plus die-cut and simply supreme variants.
How do the parallels work?
All autographs come in nine parallels: base (/50), Green (/45), Sepia (/35), Purple (/25), Blue (/20), Orange (/15), Red (/10), Black (/5), and Supreme (1/1). Each tier is serial-numbered, so even the base card is scarce. Printing plates (set of four) also exist for each player.
What's the Supreme Scope Relic and why do people hunt it?
It's a jumbo patch autographed relic that falls one per case (20 boxes). These are numbered to 40 with Platinum parallels limited to 10 and 1/1 Supreme versions. It's the hardest hit to pull and features some of the most desirable players.
Are the autographs on-card or stickers?
They're stickers. This was a point of criticism in collector feedback at the time, especially for a $80 MSRP product. Some collectors felt sticker autos didn't justify the high-end price tag compared to on-card alternatives.
What are Dual and Triple Autographs?
Dual Autographs pair two players (like Bagwell and Biggio or Glavine and Smoltz) and are numbered to 25. Triple Autographs feature three players and are numbered to just 10, making them the rarest multi-auto cards in the product.
Is there a base set or only autographs?
Only autographs. Every card in 2014 Topps Supreme is signed. There's no non-autographed base set, which is what makes it a true high-end product and why the $80 MSRP reflects two guaranteed autos per box.
What are the best inserts in 2014 Topps Supreme?
Worth keeping an eye out for: Supreme Scope Autographed Relics (1 per case (20 boxes)), Dual Autographs, Triple Autographs, Supreme Styling Die-Cut Autographs, Simply Supreme Autographs.
When did 2014 Topps Supreme come out?
It dropped October 29, 2014.
What's in a 2014 Topps Supreme hobby box?
2 autographed cards per box, 20 boxes per case
What's the cheapest 2014 Topps Supreme hobby box right now?
Cheapest we're tracking is $275.00 USD. Prices update daily, and the trend arrow on this page shows which way it's been moving.
Where can I buy 2014 Topps Supreme?
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.

2014 Topps Supreme Baseball

2014 Topps Supreme is a high-end baseball product where every card is autographed and serial-numbered to 50 or fewer. You're chasing a mix of current stars like Mike Trout and Paul Goldschmidt alongside retired legends, with dual and triple autos plus rare Supreme Scope relic cards.

Autographs

2 Autographs per box on average

On average per hobby box
  1. Supreme Scope Autographed Relic (1 per case, numbered to 40)
  2. Dual Autographs (numbered to 25)
  3. Triple Autographs (numbered to 10)
Inserts to watch
  • Supreme Scope Autographed Relics 1 per case (20 boxes) The marquee case-hit featuring jumbo patch relics with autographs, numbered to 40 with Platinum parallels (/10) and 1/1 Supreme versions.
  • Dual Autographs Two-player autograph cards numbered to 25, pairing current stars and legends like Bagwell/Biggio and Glavine/Smoltz.
  • Triple Autographs Three-player autograph cards numbered to 10, the rarest multi-auto offering in the product.
  • Supreme Styling Die-Cut Autographs Die-cut autographed cards with nine parallels ranging from /45 down to 1/1, featuring both rookies and Hall of Famers.
  • Simply Supreme Autographs Simpler autograph design with nine parallels, numbered to 50 base with /45, /35, /25, /20, /15, /10, /5, and 1/1 Supreme versions.
Fast facts
Released
October 29, 2014
Box config
2 autographed cards per box, 20 boxes per case

By CardStock Editorial