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2012 Topps Pro Debut Baseball Hobby Box
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Frequently asked
What's the release date and what makes this product special?
2012 Topps Pro Debut hit shelves June 13, 2012, as Topps' exclusive minor league offering. It's the first real chance to pull autographs and relics of future MLB stars before they make it to the majors.
Who are the key prospects to hunt in this set?
Notable names include Joe Panik, Manny Machado, Gerrit Cole, Matt Harvey, Jurickson Profar, Wil Myers, and Aaron Hicks. These guys were all considered top prospects at the time.
How many autographs and relics come in each box?
Each hobby box guarantees 2 autographs and 2 relics. The autos can be single Pro Debut Autographs or Side by Side Dual Autographs, and relics are either Material (bat/jersey) or Manufactured (cap logos).
What are the parallel versions and how scarce are they?
Base cards have Gold parallels limited to 50 copies. Autographs come in standard, Gold (/50), Red (/1), and printing plate (1/1) versions. Relics also have Gold (/50) and jumbo (/5) parallels.
What's the base set like?
The 220-card base set uses the same design as 2012 Topps flagship and features minor league players. There are also 50 short-printed base card variations inserted at 1:169 packs.
Are there any other inserts besides autographs and relics?
Yes, MiLB All-Stars is a 50-card insert set with 8 cards guaranteed per box. You'll also find Manufactured Relic cards with cap logos.
When did 2012 Topps Pro Debut come out?
It dropped June 13, 2012.
What's in a 2012 Topps Pro Debut hobby box?
24 packs per box, 8 cards per pack, 2 autographs and 2 relics per box
Where can I buy 2012 Topps Pro Debut?
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2012 Topps Pro Debut Baseball
2012 Topps Pro Debut is a 220-card minor league baseball set featuring prospects like Joe Panik, Manny Machado, and Gerrit Cole. Each hobby box comes with two autographs and two relics, making it a solid pull for collectors hunting future MLB stars.
Autographs
2 Autographs per box on average
On average per hobby box
- 2 Relics (Material Relics or Manufactured Relic cards)
- 8 MiLB All-Stars cards (from 50-card set)
Inserts to watch
- Pro Debut Autographs Standard autographs with Gold parallels (/50), Red (/1), and printing plates (1/1) from at least 25 players.
- Side by Side Dual Autographs 10 two-player autograph combos with Gold (/10), Red (/1), and printing plate versions.
- Material Relics Bat and jersey cards with Gold parallels (/50) and jumbos (/5).
- MiLB All-Stars 8 per box 50-card insert set of minor league all-stars.
- Base Card Variations 1 in 169 packs 50 short-printed base card variations.
Fast facts
- Released
- June 13, 2012
- Box config
- 24 packs per box, 8 cards per pack, 2 autographs and 2 relics per box