2025 Topps Archives Baseball Hobby Pack

For collectors looking for a dose of nostalgia, 2025 Topps Archives Baseball provides a solution. A base set that touches on three Topps flagship designs from decades past combined with modern chase elements for a balanced product that collectors flock to year after year.

Hobby boxes will again deliver a pair of on-card autographs, as well as 12 inserts and eight exclusive Pink Foilboard parallels. Value boxes include four exclusive Black parallels.

2025 Topps Archives Baseball Checklist Overview

The 300-card base set takes collectors back to 1964, 1996, and 2005.

Loaded with stars, rookies, and legends, the checklist gives as much variety as the designs, and collectors will also look for a rainbow of parallels.

• Pink Foilboard (Hobby – 1:9 packs)
• Black Foilboard (Value – 1:6)
• Rainbow Foilboard (Hobby – 1:97; Value – 1:419)
• Green Foilboard (Hobby – 1:145; Value – 1:630)
• Aqua Scope Foilboard (Hobby – 1:192; Value – 1:832)
• Red Hot Foilboard (Hobby – 1:287; Value – 1:1,247)
• Blue Foilboard (Hobby – 1:345)
• Orange Hot Foilboard (Hobby – 1:574)
• Foilfractor (Hobby – 1:14,177; Value – 1:57,713)
• Printing Plates – Each card has Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black (Hobby – 1:14,177; Value – 1:57,713)

Select base cards also have image and/or design variations with Red Hot Foilboard and Foilfractor parallels.

Autographs

As for signatures, there are seven designs for collectors to seek out.

Among them are Fan Favorites featuring the 1956, 1967, 1984, and 2011 Topps Flagship designs.

Fan Favorites Autographs have five levels of parallels:

• Green Foilboard
• Gold Foilboard
• Blue Foilboard
• Red Foilboard
• Foilfractor

Collectors can also find autographs designed like the 1987 Boardwalk and Baseball cards, which were released as a 33-card box set at the short-lived Boardwalk & Baseball theme park in Florida, which operated from April 1987 to January 1990.

Another classic design getting the autograph treatment is the 1964 Topps Stand-Ups cards, which had perforations around action images of players and were made to stand as display pieces. The new autographs keep the instructions — and perforations — that were included on the original cards.

Coldfoil 1995 Topps Cyberstats Autographs are the last set. The autographs based on past concepts have the following parallels:

• Gold Foilboard
• Blue Foilboard
• Red Foilboard
• Foilfractor

Rare finds are Topps Originals Autographs, which land once every 1,435 hobby packs.

Inserts

Inserts include unsigned versions of many of those same autograph sets – 1987 Boardwalk and Baseball, 1995 Topps Cyberstats, and 1964 Topps Stand-Ups included – as well as 2007 Topps All-Stars.

All the inserts have hobby pack odds of 1:8 and come in the following parallels:

• Green Foilboard (Hobby – 1:460; Value – 1:3,991)
• Gold Foilboard (Hobby – 1:909; Value – 1:7,898)
• Red Foilboard (Hobby – 1:1,820; Value – 1:15,795)
• Foilfractor (Hobby – 1:58,732; Value – 1:500,174)

2025 Topps Archives Baseball cards at a glance:

Cards per pack: Hobby – 8; Value Blaster – 8
Packs per box: Hobby – 24; Value Blaster – 7
Boxes per case: Hobby – 10
Set size: 300 cards
Release date (subject to change): December 12, 2025

Shop for 2025 Topps Archive Baseball boxes on eBay:

• Hobby Boxes
• Value Blaster Boxes

Shop for past years’ Topps Archives Baseball boxes:

• On eBay
• On Amazon

What to expect in a hobby box:

• Autographs – 2
• Inserts – 12
• Pink Foilboard Parallels – 8