20 Most Valuable 2021 Topps Baseball Cards
With the release of its 2021 Topps Series 1 baseball card set, the company officially celebrated the 70th anniversary of its flagship design as a staple in the hobby.
As a way to commemorate the special milestone, you’ll notice Topps included a foil logo on each of its cards with a “70” above the Topps brand name.
But, Topps didn’t just stop there with a commemorative logo as a way to look back…
They also included tons of great inserts that feature current and former stars on several Topps designs from years paSt. Aside from the inserts and the 330-card base set in this release, you’ll also find plenty of variations, parallels, autographs and memorabilia cards to keep you busy chasing.
This set quickly grew on me and I’ve become a huge fan.
And, in this list, I will take a look at the 20 most valuable Topps Series 1 cards in the checkliSt. Let’s jump right in!
2021 Topps Baseball Set Snapshot
SET DETAILS
660
GRADING ANALYSIS
0
TOTAL GRADED BY PSA
0
PSA 10 Population
0.0%
PSA 10 Grade Rate
MOST GRADED CARDS
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Ross’s Take
I love the 2021 Topps Series 1 base set design as it flashes a modern look and feel to it without being too over the top.
The diagonal nameplates can sometimes make it slightly tedious to make out the player’s name and position info, but it’s not too big of a deal.
While there weren’t really any blockbuster rookies that preceded the release of this set, time will tell if some of these guys develop into superstars that could send prices of their rookies soaring in future years.
Still, the rookie class is decent enough and there are plenty of big-name stars and future Hall of Famers to collect within the 330-card checkliSt. If you’re looking for subsets, there are a few traditional ones, including: Future Stars League Leaders World Series Highlights And as usual, there are plenty of parallels, variations, autographs, and memorabilia cards to keep you busy chasing down some of those more exciting pulls.
Overall, I think Topps did a great job with this set.
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