Every number belongs to the linked exact base edition. Numbered parallels, autographs and image variations are separate supply pools. An open source check stays pending until the publisher posts or confirms the final number.
START WITH THE CARDS
See the cards. Then use the data.
Selected records put the image, moment, price and ICX Moment Score first. The complete searchable checklist continues below.
Match the athlete, year, program and publisher card number before using a print run. Similar moments and parallel editions can have different supply.
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PR is not PSA pop
The final print run is how many copies the publisher produced. A grading population counts only cards submitted to a grading company.
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Base and chase stay separate
A base-card print run cannot be reused as the population of an image variation, autograph or numbered parallel. Unknown supply stays unknown.
WAITING ON A FINAL PRINT RUN?
Follow a pending print run.
12 records still lack a confirmed final print run. Start with Raphinha #10, and save your interest while automatic alerts are being prepared.
COLLECTOR QUESTIONS
Quick answers before you choose a card.
Where can I find a Topps NOW print run?
Topps adds final print runs to its archive after the order window closes and the quantity is finalized. Instant Card Index links the exact publisher record to a searchable card-by-card index.
When does Topps publish a final print run?
The number appears after sales close and production totals are finalized. Timing varies by program, so a recently closed card can remain marked pending.
Does the Topps NOW base print run include parallels?
No. The published base-card total and separately numbered parallels, autographs or image variations are different supply pools and should not be combined.
Does a low Topps NOW print run make a card valuable?
Not by itself. Athlete demand, the importance of the moment, condition and repeat exact-card sales all matter alongside supply.