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A factory sealed 2025 Topps Archives Baseball blaster box: 7 packs per box, 8 cards per pack, 56 cards in all. Each box contains 4 base card Black Foilboard parallels and 3 inserts on average. Pulls are random and never guaranteed. Factory sealed, shipped from our shop in Plains, PA, just outside Wilkes-Barre.
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Product details
- Category
- Baseball
- Brand
- Topps
- Line
- Topps Archives
- Set
- Topps Archives Baseball
- Year
- 2025
- Format
- Blaster Box (Retail)
- Packs per box
- 7
- Cards per pack
- 8
- Release date
- December 12, 2025
- Cards in set
- 300 base cards (1964, 1996 and 2005 designs)
What is in the box
- Factory sealed retail blaster
- 7 packs per box, 8 cards per pack, 56 cards
- 4 base card Black Foilboard parallels per box on average, value box exclusive
- 3 inserts per box on average
- 300 card base set across the 1964, 1996 and 2005 Topps designs
- Image and Design Variations of all three base styles
- Four new inserts: 1987 Boardwalk and Baseball, 1964 Stand-Ups, 2007 All-Stars and 1995 Cyberstats
- Seven autograph designs, including Fan Favorites and Topps Originals
- No autograph listed per box in this format
- Available from December 12, 2025
- Shipped from our shop in Plains, PA, just outside Wilkes-Barre
Averages come from the manufacturer's sell sheet and are shown as a guide. Pulls are random and never guaranteed.
Shipping and pickup
Orders ship within 24 hours from Plains, PA, tracked. Local pickup at the shop is always welcome.
01The set
Topps Archives Baseball, explained
- Cards in set
- 300
- Packs per box
- 7
- Cards per pack
- 8
- Released
- Dec 12, 2025
What is in the box
- Packs: 7 packs of 8 cards, 56 cards
- Black Foilboard: 4 base card Black Foilboard parallels per box on average, a value box exclusive
- Inserts: 3 per box on average
- Autographs: published checklists list the autograph sets for the value box as well as hobby, but no autograph is listed per value box
Three Topps designs, one set
2025 Topps Archives Baseball returns with a timeless tribute to the hobby's heritage. The 300 card base set revisits three iconic Topps designs, 1964, 1996 and 2005, and it is packed with legends, rookies and fan favorites, plus rare Image and Design Variations across all three styles. The published checklist puts Tarik Skubal (1), Shohei Ohtani (17) and Paul Skenes (43) on the 1964 design, Mike Trout (175), Aaron Judge (199) and rookie Roki Sasaki (200) on 1996, and rookie Nick Kurtz (213), Mickey Mantle (252) and rookie Dylan Crews (300) on 2005.
Base parallels start with the Black Foilboard, the value box exclusive, then run through serial numbered Rainbow Foilboard, Green Foilboard, Aqua Sparkle Foilboard, Red Hot Foilboard, FoilFractor and Printing Plates.
Inserts and autographs
Four brand new inserts pay tribute to decades of design, from the 60s to the 2000s: 1987 Topps Boardwalk and Baseball, the interactive 1964 Topps Stand-Ups, 2007 Topps All-Stars and 1995 Topps Cyberstats. They combine to drop 12 per hobby box; this blaster carries 3 inserts on average.
Archives features seven nostalgic autograph designs, with signers across multiple generations, including local fan favorites. Fan Favorites Autographs return as a true Archives essential, across four iconic Topps designs, 1956, 1967, 1984 and 2011, with a mix of retired favorites, seasoned stars and fresh rookies and five serial numbered parallels to discover. The 1987 Topps Boardwalk and Baseball Autographs bring on-card autographs to a late 80s design. The 1995 Topps Cyberstats Autographs mix paper and coldfoil, with Gold, Blue, Red and Foilfractor parallels. The 1964 Topps Stand-Ups Autographs fold out like the 1964 original to reveal a pop-up player image, and Topps Originals Autographs are original Topps cards hand signed by retired players.
Blaster or hobby
Each hobby box delivers two on-card autographs, 12 inserts and 8 exclusive Pink Foilboard parallels. This blaster is the smaller rip: 56 cards with 4 Black Foilboard parallels and 3 inserts on average, and the Black Foilboard is not found in hobby. Topps made the value box available from December 12, 2025.
02The nukes
Cards worth the rip
Pulled at random, never guaranteed. Print runs and card numbers are from the manufacturer sell sheet and the set list.
- Shohei Ohtani 1964 design Black Foilboard 17 Value box exclusive parallel, 4 Black Foilboards per box on average
- Paul Skenes 1964 design Black Foilboard 43 Value box exclusive parallel
- Roki Sasaki 1996 design rookie Black Foilboard 200 Value box exclusive parallel
- Aaron Judge 1996 design FoilFractor 199 Base parallel, serial numbered
- Mickey Mantle 2005 design FoilFractor 252 Base parallel, serial numbered
- Nick Kurtz 2005 design rookie Red Hot Foilboard 213 Base parallel, serial numbered
- Fan Favorites Autograph Autograph on the 1956, 1967, 1984 or 2011 design, not listed per box
- Topps Originals Autograph Original Topps card hand signed by a retired player, not listed per box
03Questions
You have questions. The family has answers.
Straight answers from people who open this stuff for a living. Message us on TikTok if yours is not here.
How many cards are in a 2025 Topps Archives blaster?
56. Each blaster holds 7 packs of 8 cards.
What is the Black Foilboard parallel?
A base card parallel that is exclusive to the value box. Each box contains 4 on average, along with 3 inserts on average. These are averages across the print run, not a promise about any single box.
Is there an autograph in this blaster?
Not as a box feature. Published checklists list the autograph sets for the value box as well as hobby, but no autograph is listed per value box. Each hobby box delivers two on-card autographs.
Which Topps designs are in 2025 Archives?
The 300 card base set revisits the 1964, 1996 and 2005 Topps designs, with Image and Design Variations of all three styles.
What inserts are in the set?
Four new inserts: 1987 Topps Boardwalk and Baseball, 1964 Topps Stand-Ups, 2007 Topps All-Stars and 1995 Topps Cyberstats. This blaster carries 3 inserts on average.
Why does Topps call it a Value Box?
Topps sells this 7 pack, 56 card retail box as its Value Box. It is the same box as this blaster.
When was it released?
Topps made the value box available from December 12, 2025.
Where does it ship from?
Our shop in Plains, PA, just outside Wilkes-Barre. The box is factory sealed.
Manufacturer sell sheet information, hit rates, and configurations are subject to change and are shown as a guide. The per box figures are averages across the print run, not a promise about any single box. Pulls are random and never guaranteed.
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