This blog will discuss Topps Stadium Club Sets and the baseball card collecting hobby, with a focus on the Chicago Cubs. Contrary to vintage baseball cards, the majority of modern cards are affordable. The various sets will be considerably simpler to obtain. In 1991, the first set was unveiled as a posh reaction to the upscale Upper Deck. The collection was discontinued in 2003; however, Topps did make a comeback with a Stadium Club set in 2008. Topps started releasing the series yearly in 2014, albeit with lower-quality items this time.
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300 cards + 50 variation cards in the 2018 Stadium Club, which included 25 champion Cubs players with variation.
Size of Cards
The size of the cards are standard-size 2 ½ x 3 ½
Basic Features
Card Fronts of this premium quality series from Topps, showcases color action player pictures that have been foil stamped and embossed. The backs feature player statistics and information along with a brief career summary.
300 cards + 50 variation cards in the 2017 Stadium Club, which included 25 champion Cubs players with variation.
Size of Cards
The size of the cards are standard-size 2 ½ x 3 ½
Basic Features
This is a great year to be a Cubs collector, and this set doesn't disappoint with significant plays, celebrations, and, of course, great images. The Cubs, being world champions, have a lot of base variations, some of which are the best photos ever. Just look at the checklist below, which should help get you started. The reverse of this classic set from Topps has the usual bio, MLB stats, and a short blurb mostly about the World Series. enormous amount of parallels and inserts to stay busy for years.
Parallels
• Gold Foil
• Black Foil – 1:8 packs
• Sepia – 1:8 retail packs (retail exclusive)
• Black and White – 1:48 hobby packs (hobby exclusive)
• Rainbow Foil – /25
• First Day Issue – 10 copies
Inserts
• Beam Team-highlights the best overall players while
• Contact Sheet-is reserved for key pitchers.
• Power Zone-is an insert honoring big hitters
• Scoreless Streak-documents tough pitchers.
• Instavision-is back again with a dual-image design.
