The baseball world is abuzz with excitement as Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge are officially crowned MVPs. While fans celebrate their achievements, card collectors are gearing up for the highly anticipated Topps MVP Buyback Program.
Among the six MVP finalists, including names like Juan Soto and Bobby Witt Jr., the predictions heavily favored Ohtani and Judge. Now, collectors holding onto their 2024 Topps Chrome cards featuring these MVPs can cash in on their foresight. Topps is offering attractive trade-in values for these cards at select hobby shops and major retailers.
How does the program work? It’s quite simple. Collectors can trade in their 2024 Topps Chrome cards of the MVP winners for store credit. The breakdown is as follows:
– Base Cards: $20 credit
– Refractors: $40 credit
– Rare Parallels: Higher values, going up to $1,000 for specific inserts like the 2023 Ohtani buyback card numbered to 50.
The redemption period is open now and will run through January 30, 2025. Collections featuring the regular 2024 Topps Chrome release and Chrome Logofractor cards are eligible for the program. However, cards from other Topps Chrome products, such as Cosmic Chrome and Chrome Sapphire, are not included in this offer.
To participate, collectors need to follow these steps:
1. Find a participating retailer or hobby shop near you.
2. Bring your eligible cards for inspection.
3. Receive store credit to use towards other collectibles or products in-store.
For a comprehensive list of participating retailers and additional information, enthusiasts can visit Topps’ official MVP Buyback page. The allure of this program lies in the opportunity for collectors to capitalize on the value of Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge cards, further fueling excitement within the hobby.
Whether you possess base cards, refractors, or rare inserts, now is the time to convert them into store credit and expand your collection. Don’t let this chance slip away—Topps’ MVP Buyback Program is a sure win for both collectors and fans alike.
