2016 Topps Dynasty ($325 per box) arrives on Wednesday, but if you pay for it on Monday, you can get Dynasty for just $299 at Sports Cards Plus.
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The biggest change that collectors will notice about 2016 Topps Dynasty Baseball is the general design. This time around, players get a more traditional full-color shot. The card stock is done on a textured cotton and also includes some embossing. It’s doubtful many of the cards will actually be handled much, though, as they come encased.
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New On This Day Autographed Patch cards (/5) have swatches that can be tracked by MLB Authentication. Similar to the memorabilia cards in Topps Strata Baseball, these come with a numbered hologram that is attached to a database and the swatch can be tracked to a specific game.
For some retired stars where patch swatches might not be available, they’re featured on Autographed Dual Relic Greats. Like autographed patch cards, signatures are done on-card. These are numbered to 5 with a 1/1 parallel.
Last year, Chris pulled a 1/1 Roberto Clemente Dual Memorabilia Autographed Cut. What will you pull?