2020 Topps Museum Collection Baseball Cards

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Aiming for a museum-level experience, 2020 Topps Museum Collection Baseball again celebrates notable MLB players with premium cards.

The Hobby box contains four individually wrapped mini-boxes, each with a different style of hit card. In total, the full box should deliver two autographs and two relics.

See also: 2019 Topps Museum Collection Baseball Cards

2020 Topps Museum Collection Baseball Base / Sketch

Covering current and former MLB stars, the 100-card base set sticks with top names. While the base cards can be something of an afterthought in the hit-heavy 2020 Topps Museum Collection Baseball, they do fill the bulk of the box contents. Each mini-box pack contains three base cards from the set along with one base parallel.

2020 Topps Museum Collection Baseball Base Parallels Breakdown

• Copper
• Sapphire - #/150
• Amethyst - #/99
• Ruby - #/50
• Emerald - 1/1

There are also three one-of-one sketch card options, including Canvas Collection Originals, Canvas Collection Originals Shaped Sketch and Canvas Collection Originals Player Autographs. The final set adds the signature from the player depicted in the artwork.

2020 Topps Museum Collection Baseball Autographs

When it comes to the hits, the 2020 Topps Museum Collection Baseball checklist is easy to organize. That is because every mini-box holds one card apiece from the four main choices.

Leading off, each box promises an on-card autograph. Possible choices include Archival Autographs (#/299 or less) with low-numbered Copper (#/50), Gold (#/25) and Emerald (1/1) parallels.

There are also limited on-card autographs in Superstar Showpieces (#/25), which displays action images, as well as hard-signed Dual Autographs (#/15 or less) and Triple Autographs (#/5).

The case-hit Museum Framed Autographs insert is always a crowd favorite. These come as on-card Silver Frame (#/15), Gold Frame (#/10), Black Frame (#/5) or Wood Frame (1/1) editions.

2020 Topps Museum Collection Baseball Autograph Relics

Up next, autograph cards with game-used relics are another box hit. Single-Player Signature Swatches Dual Relic Autograph and Triple Relic Autograph cards are the most likely given they are numbered to 399 copies or less. Parallels include Copper (#/50), Gold (#/25) and Emerald (1/1).

The Autographed Jumbo Lumber Bat Relics line is new and boasts game-used bat barrel pieces. These cards max out at five copies.

Oversized swatches are on display in Momentous Material Jumbo Patch Autographs (#/15 or less) and Momentous Material Dual Jumbo Patch Autograph Book (#/5).

The rarest auto-relic hits include hard-signed Museum Framed Autograph Patch (1/1) and Museum Framed Dual Autograph Patch Book (1/1) cards.

2020 Topps Museum Collection Baseball Relics

For the memorabilia cards, 2020 Topps Museum Collection Baseball has Meaningful Materials Relics and Dual Meaningful Material Relics. Both inserts are numbered to 50 or less.

There are Momentous Material Jumbo Patch Relics cards, numbered to five copies, as well.

Chase sets include Museum Memorabilia (1/1), Museum Memorabilia Laundry Tag (1/1) and Jumbo Lumber Bat Nameplate Relics (1/1).

2020 Topps Museum Collection Baseball Quad Relics

And lastly, the fourth hit in each box is a game-used quad relic. Look for Single-Player Primary Pieces Quad Relics (#/99) or Four-Player Primary Pieces Quad Relics (#/99) with Copper (#/75), Gold (#/25) and Emerald (1/1) parallels.

Former greats come in Single-Player Primary Pieces Quad Relic Legends (#/25) with Gold (#/10) and Emerald (1/1) parallels.

Release Date: July 29, 2020
Hobby Configuration: 5 cards per pack, 4 packs per box, 12 boxes per case

2020 Topps Museum Collection Baseball Hobby Box Break

• 4 Hits - 1 each of:
  • On-card Autograph
  • Autograph Relic
  • Relic
  • Quad Relic
• 4 Parallels

2020 Topps Museum Collection Baseball Case Hits

• 1 Museum Collection Framed Autograph
• 1 Jumbo Relic Autograph