2025 Topps Series 1 Baseball Checklist

2025 Topps Series 1 is the opening flagship release of the year, with a 350-card base set led by Shohei Ohtani at card No. 1. Its 2,574-card checklist adds a deep foil and holiday parallel rainbow, a 1990 Topps tribute in paper and Chrome, and dozens of inserts, autographs and relics. It released February 12, 2025.

What's in the checklist

• Base: 350 cards with dozens of parallels from Diamante, Holo and Rainbow Foil to Holiday versions, plus Golden Mirror image variations, player number, Big Head and Dancing Dodgers variations
• 1990 Topps Baseball: 100 paper cards and 100 Silver Pack Chrome versions with parallels including "The Real One" /99, No Name /35 and SuperFractor 1/1, plus 201 paper and 92 Silver Pack Chrome autographs and 98 relics
• Inserts: Stars of MLB, Topps Mega Stars, All Topps Team, Call to the Hall, Greatest Hits, First Pitch, Heavy Lumber, Homefield Advantage, Mascots, 8 Bit Ballers, Gameday Drip and Plakata
• Autographs: Baseball Stars Autographs (102), Dual (44) and Triple (40) Autographs, Flagship Real One Autographs, The Big Hurt Autograph Variation and a Larry David Autograph Card
• Relics: Major League Material (82), In the Name (65), City Connect Swatch Collection, Rickwood Relic Collection and Flagship Autograph Patches (71)

Key players and rookies

Stars of MLB features Aaron Judge, Bryce Harper, Mike Trout, Juan Soto, Bobby Witt Jr. and Gunnar Henderson. Baseball Stars Autographs include rookies Adael Amador, Brooks Lee, Blake Dunn and Adam Mazur, and the Triple Autographs pair Ken Griffey Jr., Julio Rodríguez and Ichiro. First Pitch features celebrities and athletes including Jason Kelce, Jayson Tatum, Juju Watkins and C.J. Stroud.

Grading considerations

Paper base cards vary in centering, and foilboard and crackle parallels show surface scratches. Low-numbered base parallels, 1990 Topps Chrome autographs and Golden Mirror variations are among the cards collectors commonly consider for grading. See our grading scale.