2020 Topps Series 1 Baseball Goes Metal with Retail Tins
For years, there has never been a shortage of options when it comes to pack and box types of Topps’ flagship baseball lines. You’ve got hobby, hobby jumbo, retail, fat packs, hanger boxes, Walmart blasters, Target blasters, blister packs and more. Starting with 2020 Topps Series 1 Baseball, you can add tins to the list.
Each retail tin has 75 different cards. Contents include five retail-only Turkey Red 2020, one Turkey Red 2020 Chrome, one 1985 Topps Baseball insert and one tin-exclusive Decades’ Best Chrome card.
Decades’ Best Chrome cards could prove to be tough, especially over time. The set has 100 cards, matching the checklist of their non-Chrome counterparts. But the distribution that’s retail- and packaging-exclusive combined with the fact there’s just one per tin — it’s unlikely there’ll be much in bulk for individual cards or sets.
Besides the cards inside, the tins themselves may entice some collectors. There are six different available, each with a different top-tier player.
If you don’t see any locally, 2020 Topps Series 1 Baseball tins can be found on eBay as well.
2020 Topps Series 1 Baseball Tins Checklist
Pete Alonso, New York Mets
Cody Bellinger, Los Angeles Dodgers
Mookie Betts, Boston Red Sox
Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Toronto Blue Jays
Aaron Judge, New York Yankees
Mike Trout, Los Angeles Angels
2020 Topps Series 1 Baseball Decades’ Best Chrome Checklist
100 cards.
1 per tin.
DBC-1 Willie Mays, New York Giants
DBC-2 Ernie Banks, Chicago Cubs
DBC-3 Ernie Banks, Chicago Cubs
DBC-4 Hank Aaron, Milwaukee Braves
DBC-5 Warren Spahn, Milwaukee Braves
DBC-6 Willie Mays, New York Giants
DBC-7 Frank Robinson, Cincinnati Reds
DBC-8 Orlando Cepeda, San Francisco Giants
DBC-9 Luis Aparicio, Chicago White Sox
DBC-10 Phil Rizzuto, New York Yankees
DBC-11 Larry Doby, Cleveland Indians
DBC-12 Eddie Mathews, Milwaukee Braves
DBC-13 Duke Snider, Brooklyn Dodgers
DBC-14 Ted Williams, Boston Red Sox
DBC-15 Stan Musial, St. Louis Cardinals
DBC-16 Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers
DBC-17 Willie Mays, New York Giants
DBC-18 Monte Irvin, New York Giants
DBC-19 Ralph Kiner, Pittsburgh Pirates
DBC-20 Hank Aaron, Milwaukee Braves
DBC-21 Pittsburgh Pirates, Pittsburgh Pirates
DBC-22 New York Yankees, New York Yankees
DBC-23 San Francisco Giants, San Francisco Giants
DBC-24 Los Angeles Dodgers, Los Angeles Dodgers
DBC-25 St. Louis Cardinals, St. Louis Cardinals
DBC-26 Minnesota Twins, Minnesota Twins
DBC-27 Baltimore Orioles, Baltimore Orioles
DBC-28 Cincinnati Reds, Cincinnati Reds
DBC-29 Detroit Tigers, Detroit Tigers
DBC-30 New York Mets, New York Mets
DBC-31 Bob Gibson, St. Louis Cardinals
DBC-32 Jim Palmer, Baltimore Orioles
DBC-33 Tom Seaver, New York Mets
DBC-34 Fergie Jenkins, Chicago Cubs
DBC-35 Catfish Hunter, Oakland Athletics
DBC-36 Steve Carlton, Philadelphia Phillies
DBC-37 Nolan Ryan, California Angels
DBC-38 Bert Blyleven, Minnesota Twins
DBC-39 Don Sutton, Los Angeles Dodgers
DBC-40 Phil Niekro, Atlanta Braves
DBC-41 Wade Boggs, Boston Red Sox
DBC-42 Don Mattingly, New York Yankees
DBC-43 Ryne Sandberg, Chicago Cubs
DBC-44 Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore Orioles
DBC-45 Darryl Strawberry, New York Mets
DBC-46 Eddie Murray, Baltimore Orioles
DBC-47 Dale Murphy, Atlanta Braves
DBC-48 George Brett, Kansas City Royals
DBC-49 Robin Yount, Milwaukee Brewers
DBC-50 Andre Dawson, Montréal Expos
DBC-51 Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle Mariners
DBC-52 Frank Thomas, Chicago White Sox
DBC-53 Sammy Sosa, Chicago Cubs
DBC-54 Mark McGwire, Oakland Athletics
DBC-55 Jeff Bagwell, Houston Astros
DBC-56 Tony Gwynn, San Diego Padres
DBC-57 Roberto Alomar, Toronto Blue Jays
DBC-58 Barry Larkin, Cincinnati Reds
DBC-59 Chipper Jones, Atlanta Braves
DBC-60 Edgar Martinez, Seattle Mariners
DBC-61 Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore Orioles
DBC-62 Pedro Martinez, Boston Red Sox
DBC-63 Rickey Henderson, Oakland Athletics
DBC-64 Roger Clemens, Toronto Blue Jays
DBC-65 Sammy Sosa, Chicago Cubs
DBC-66 Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle Mariners
DBC-67 Chipper Jones, Atlanta Braves
DBC-68 Jeff Bagwell, Houston Astros
DBC-69 Barry Larkin, Cincinnati Reds
DBC-70 Frank Thomas, Chicago White Sox
DBC-71 Pedro Martinez, Boston Red Sox
DBC-72 Randy Johnson, Arizona Diamondbacks
DBC-73 Andy Pettitte, New York Yankees
DBC-74 Roger Clemens, New York Yankees
DBC-75 Mike Mussina, New York Yankees
DBC-76 Mariano Rivera, New York Yankees
DBC-77 Tom Glavine, Atlanta Braves
DBC-78 John Smoltz, Atlanta Braves
DBC-79 CC Sabathia, Cleveland Indians
DBC-80 Roy Oswalt, Houston Astros
DBC-81 Boston Red Sox
DBC-82 New York Yankees
DBC-83 Chicago Cubs
DBC-84 Houston Astros
DBC-85 Los Angeles Dodgers
DBC-86 Cleveland Indians
DBC-87 San Francisco Giants
DBC-88 St. Louis Cardinals
DBC-89 Texas Rangers
DBC-90 Kansas City Royals
DBC-91 Miguel Cabrera, Detroit Tigers
DBC-92 Shohei Ohtani, Los Angeles Angels
DBC-93 Mike Trout, Los Angeles Angels
DBC-94 Kris Bryant, Chicago Cubs
DBC-95 Jacob DeGrom, New York Mets
DBC-96 Bryce Harper, Washington Nationals
DBC-97 Max Scherzer, Detroit Tigers
DBC-98 Felix Hernandez, Seattle Mariners
DBC-99 Mookie Betts, Boston Red Sox
DBC-100 Aaron Judge, New York Yankees
I may just have to get a Trout tin because of Trout, regardless of the cards inside, LOL
I’ll take one of each please, what a great idea. I’ve got the Griffey Jr. and Ripken tins, and look forward to these Topps specials.
You should be shameful Topps for giving these to eBay resellers instead of people like me who actually want to open it shame on u Topps
@Leor – If people are selling tins on eBay, it’s because they bought them at Walmart themselves.
Target is selling these now? What happened to the Walmart exclusive?
What a LAME CHECKLIST! You have Felix Hernandez in your top 100, and NO CLAYTON KERSHAW???
And what’s with all of the team cards?
@Tommy — The Decades’ Best isn’t a top 100. It’s a series of thematic Top 10 lists. Some of those lists involve things like “Best Teams” hence why there are teams.
I have all six still factory sealed. Would you open them or just leave them as is? What do you think about this?
Will there be Topps series 2 tins?
@Ang – As of now, nothing has been announced.
I have my daughter boyfriend stay with me .They were homeless. Just losing my husband to Covic. We are raising our grandson. So my husband passed so I had a little room. I COLLECT BASEBALL CARDS OFF AND ON .SO GRIEF STRICKLAND I DIDN’T NOTICE THEM STEALING MY Mike Trout Ken Griffin Jr Barry Bonds my favorites. I lost my love for my cards. So I gave them up .I haven’t been myself since my husband passing my cards were bring back. So I throw them out.My heart ❤️ is so broken .Can you believe that they didn’t have to steal I would have given them anything they wanted. Don’t feel sorry for me .they lost a great friend done laundry fed them shower anything they wanted. BASEBALL CARDS SURE HELP ME IN MY LOSING MY HUSBAND AND ACTUALLY LOSING I THOUGHT WERE MY FRIENDS.