2018-2021 Topps Living Set Complete Set Through Card #430 + Extras LOW POP

  

Thank you for checking out my listing. This is for the complete Topps Living Set through card #430.

Also included will be 4 checklist cards (1-100, 101-200, 201-300, & 301-400) as well as the 2019 Topps Allen & Ginter Mayumi Seto card #167. Mayumi Seto is the artist of these cards. Please review my feedback if you're concerned about my claims. At present, based on print runs, there can only ever be 1,377 complete sets. Here's your chance to jump in and snag one. The set is chock full of top rookies too! If you have any questions please do not hesitate to reach out.

How the Topps Living Set Works. A living set means a checklist that doesn't have an end point. It's possible Topps could pull the plug one day, but that's not the plan right now.

Collectors shouldn't expect a lot of repetition on the Topps Living Set Baseball checklist, either. Players get one card while they're with the same team. That means the only way they might appear again is when someone's traded or signs elsewhere as a free agent. So as long as Aaron Judge is on the New York Yankees, he won't have another Topps Living Set card as he kicked off the set in March, 2018 as #1. The first player on the checklist to repeat was Manny Machado.

His first card (#37) came out in June, 2018. Later in the season, the Orioles traded him to Los Angeles.

Just as the postseason got underway, a second Topps Living Set Manny Machado arrived, this time as a member of the Dodgers. Who's In the Topps Living Set? It's not just current players getting spots on the Topps Living Set Baseball checklist, either. Starting in the fourth batch of releases, retired legends were introduced. Derek Jeter was the first.

According to Topps, retired players only get one card in the Topps Living Set no matter how many teams they suited up for in their career. The set's design adopts something from the past, 1953 Topps Baseball. It's one of the most iconic looks the company has ever produced. It's not just the general layout that it's inspiring. Topps Living Set Baseball is retaining the art-based approach. Mayumi Seto's work anchored the set photo-realistic drawings of players.

Starting with the first Topps Living Set Baseball cards of 2021. The two will be splitting the workload, each doing one card per week.

Kelley is a prolific painter who has done work in the hobby before including work with the resurrected Sport Kings line. His first Living Set baseball card was #377, Gerrit Cole. How to Get Topps Living Set Baseball Cards. Each week, a new group of players are added to the Topps Living Set checklist.

Exclusive to the Topps website, they're available as singles and as weekly lots. Dealers often take advantage of these lot discounts to order in bulk for shops or to sell online. Cards are available for one week. Then it's off to the secondary market for collectors who miss out. Like Topps Now, print runs are determined by what's originally ordered.

This item is in the category "Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop\Sports Trading Cards\Trading Card Singles". The seller is "retrofurbish" and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Features: Base Set, Exclusive, Rookie
• Set: 2018 Topps Living Set
• Custom Bundle: No
• Season: 2021
• Vintage: No
• Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
• Material: Card Stock
• Year Manufactured: 2021
• Sport: Baseball
• Card Size: Standard
• Team: Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Angels, Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Yankees, Toronto Blue Jays
• Language: English
• Manufacturer: Topps
• Card Number: 1-430
• Player/Athlete: Jarred Kelenic, Aaron Judge, Fernando Tatis Jr., Juan Soto, Mike Trout, Ronald Acuna Jr.

  , Shohei Ohtani

• Autographed: No
• Original/Licensed Reprint: Original
• Card Thickness: 16 pt. Vintage Stock
• Card Condition: Mint
• Card Name: Topps Living Set
• League: Major League (MLB)
• Type: Sports Trading Card
• Graded: No