What’s New
The 2025 Topps Five Star Baseball set unveils a revamped configuration for its high-end MLB card collection. This series continues to emphasize hard-signed autographs and game-used memorabilia pieces. Scheduled for a 2025 launch, it maintains the legacy of premium cards for enthusiasts.
Configuration at a Glance
- Hobby boxes are equipped with 6 packs each
- Each pack includes 1 card that is encased
- 5 of the 6 cards per box feature autographs
- 1 card per box is either a base card or a parallel, each limited to a print run of 50 or less
- There are 3 boxes in each case
- Every case guarantees 1 box containing at least one of the following:
- Autographed relic card
- Acetate autograph
- Colored-ink autograph
Key Inserts & Parallels
- Base card parallels with print runs of no more than 50
- Colored-ink autographs (specific details on colors and numbering not provided)
- Acetate autographs (specifics not detailed)
Autographs & Relics
- Five on-card autographs in each box
- Autographed relic cards are featured as case hits, one in each case
- Acetate autographs and colored-ink autographs as additional case hit options
- All autographs are directly signed on the card
Collector Notes
- All cards are encased for protection
- Configuration has changed from previous Five Star editions, now with more packs per box
- Each case promises at least one premium autograph variant (autographed relic, acetate, or colored-ink autograph)
- Base cards and parallels are capped at 50 copies or less
- The set continues its focus on hard-signed content and premium memorabilia
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