Topps introduces Topps #TBT baseball cards — new stars on old designs every Thursday

Topps-TBT-Harper The best players of today — released every week — on the best designs of yesteryear.

That’s the basic idea for 2016 Topps #TBT, a new ongoing baseball card set from Topps that will be released online each Thursday.

This first week features the 1955 Bowman design and includes the reigning National League MVP Bryce Harper on the first card in the series.

Topps-TBT-Harper-back The print runs each week will be revealed after the sales window closes. The first six-card pack will cost $19.99 for one with a discounted price of $49.99 for three. There will be free shipping with Smartpost.

This first wave also includes Mike Trout, Clayton Kershaw, Kris Bryant, Trevor Story and Corey Seager. The cards will only be available via Topps.com for one week.

“Throwback Thursday is a fun way to blend the nostalgia of Topps with the celebration of today’s stars,” said Jeff Heckman, Topps’ Director of New Product Development & eCommerce Marketplace. “We kicked it off with one of the most-popular trading card designs in history, and we have some great themes lined up for coming weeks that will excite baseball fans and collectors.”

THE RUNDOWN ON 2016 Topps #TBT
Week 1 — 1955 Bowman (1,665 packs sold)
Week 2 — 1958 Topps (730 packs sold)
Week 3 — 1958 Topps TV Westerns (785 packs sold)
Week 4 — 1955 Topps All-American (775 packs sold)
Week 5 — 1959 Topps All-Star design (946 packs sold)
Week 6 — 1975 Topps MVPs (570 packs sold)
Week 7 — 1962 Topps Ken Griffey Jr. & Mike Piazza (753 packs sold)
Week 8 — Click here for the intergalactic twist.
Week 9 — 1980 Topps Highlights (618 packs sold)
Week 10 –1992 Ichiro (772 packs sold)
Week 11 — 1993 Topps shortstops (770 packs sold)
Week 12 — 1991 Topps Beverly Hills 90210 Summer Heat (746 packs sold)
Week 13 — 1957 Topps football with a twist (769 packs sold)
Week 14 — 1982 Topps Cal Ripken Jr. (693 packs sold)
Week 15 — 1969 Topps Mod Squad (MLB team combos) (586 packs sold)
Week 16 — 1972 Topps U.S. Presidents (League MVP contenders) (540 packs sold)
Week 17 — 1972 Topps Rookies (644 packs sold)
Week 18 — 1997 Stadium Club David Ortiz Tribute (687 packs sold)
Week 19 — 1961 Topps Leaders for 2016 MLB Leaders (374 packs sold)
Week 20 — 1974 Topps Hank Aaron Award nominees (579 sold)
Week 21 — 1978 Topps Then & Now (Chicago Cubs) (1,321 sold)
Week 21 — 1978 Topps Then & Now (Cleveland Indians) (413 sold)
Week 22 — 1990 Topps Presidential First Pitches (306 sold)
Week 23 — 1969 Topps World Series — Chicago Cubs (684 sold)
Week 24 — 1951 Topps Ringside — Rocky 40th Anniversary (172 sold)
Week 25 — 1974 Topps Football — MLB stars (626 sold)
Week 26 — 1979-80 Topps Basketball — Famous MLB Free Agents
Week 27 — 1983 Star Wars Empire Strikes Back — MLB’s next generation

2016 Topps #TBT Checklist
1 — Bryce Harper
2 — Mike Trout
3 — Clayton Kershaw
4 — Kris Bryant
5 — Trevor Story
6 — Corey Seager
7 — Yoenis Cespedes
8 — Giancarlo Stanton
9 — Bryce Harper
10 — Carlos Beltran
11 — Nomar Mazara
12 — Jose Bautista
13 — Nolan Ryan
14 — Clayton Kershaw
15 — Noah Syndergaard
16 — Jake Arrieta
17 — Stephen Strasburg
18 — Madison Bumgarner
19 — Ted Williams
20 — Jackie Robinson
21 — Stan Musial
22 — Duke Snider
23 — Warren Spahn
24 — Ralph Kiner
25 — Jake Arrieta
26 — Francisco Lindor
27 — Corey Seager
28 — Xander Bogaerts
29 — Noah Syndergaard
30 — Aledmys Diaz
31 — Willie Mays
32 — Mike Trout
33 — Cal Ripken Jr.
34 — Gary Carter
35 — Steve Garvey
36 — Ken Griffey Jr. 1992 All-Star Game MVP
37 — Mike Piazza 1996 All-Star Game MVP
38 — Ken Griffey Jr. Robs HR at Tiger Stadium
39 — Mike Piazza Post-9/11 home run
40 — Ken Griffey Jr. scores game-winner in 1995 ALDS
41 — Mike Piazza Bids farewell to Shea
42 — Roberto Clemente/Hank Aaron
43 — Stan Musial/Lou Brock
44 — Carl Yastrzemski/Wade Boggs
45 — Cal Ripken/George Brett
46 — Tony Gwynn/Dave Winfield
47 — Rod Carew/Willie Mays
48 — Ichiro Suzuki’s first MLB hit
49 — Ichiro Suzuki’s 3,000th MLB hit
50 — Ichiro Suzuki’s MLB record 262 hits in a season
51 — Ichiro Suzuki’s inside-the-park home run at All-Star Game
52 — Ichiro Suzuki’s hit No. 4,257 across Japan/MLB
53 — Ichiro wins ROY and MVP in 2001
54 — Corey Seager
55 — Carlos Correa
56 — Francisco Lindor
57 — Trevor Story
58 — Xander Bogaerts
59 — Aledmys Diaz
60 — Gary Sanchez
61 — Jose Altuve
62 — Corey Seager
63 — Kris Bryant
64 — Mookie Betts
65 — Joey Votto
66 — Brooks Robinson/Kris Bryant
67 — Ernie Banks/Carlos Correa
68 — Sandy Koufax/Clayton Kershaw
69 — Roberto Clemente/Andrew McCutchen
70 — Hank Aaron/Mike Trout
71 — Ted Williams/Mookie Betts
72 — 1982 Rookie Of The Year – Cal Ripken Jr.
73 — 1983 World Series – Cal Ripken Jr.
74 — 1991 All Star MVP/Regular Season MVP – Cal Ripken Jr.
75 — 1995 Ties “The Streak” – Cal Ripken Jr.
76 — 1995 Breaks “The Streak” – Cal Ripken Jr.
77 — 2007 Hall of Fame Induction – Cal Ripken Jr.
78 — Cubs
79 — Nationals
80 — Dodgers
81 — Red Sox
82 — Angels
83 — Mets
84 — Kris Bryant
85 — Daniel Murphy
86 — Mookie Betts
87 — Jose Altuve
88 — Mike Trout
89 — Josh Donaldson
90 — Corey Seager/Julio Urias
91 — Trea Turner/Max Kepler
92 — Gary Sanchez/Tyler Naquin
93 — Trevor Story/Aledmys Diaz
94 — Jameson Taillon/Michael Fulmer
95 — Lucas Giolito/Kenta Maeda
96 — David Ortiz 1997 Rookie Year
97 — David Ortiz Welcome To Boston
98 — David Ortiz – Three-time World Series Champion
99 — David Ortiz – 500th Career Home Run
100 — David Ortiz – Ten-Time MLB All-Star
101 — David Ortiz – Last Regular Season Game
102 — Batting Average Leaders
103 — Home Run Leaders
104 — RBI Leaders
105 — ERA Leaders
106 — Wins Leaders
107 — Saves Leaders
108 — Kris Bryant
109 — Corey Seager
110 — Nolan Arenado
111 — Mike Trout
112 — David Ortiz
113 — Jose Altuve
114 — Kris Bryant & Ron Santo
115 — Javier Baez & Ryne Sandberg
116 — Anthony Rizzo & Ernie Banks
117 — Ben Zobrist & Billy Williams
118 — Jake Arrieta & Fergie Jenkins
119 — Kyle Schwarzer & Andre Dawson
120 — Corey Kluber & Bob Feller
121 — Francisco Lindor & OmarVizquel
122 — Jason Kipnis & Carlos Baerga
123 — Mike Napoli & Sandy Alomar Jr.
124 — Tyler Paquin & Larry Doby
125 — Andrew Miller & Bartolo Colon
126 — Woodrow Wilson
127 — Calvin Coolidge
128 — Herbert Hoover
129 — Frankin D. Roosevelt
130 — Dwight Eisenhower
131 — George W. Bush
132 — World Series Game 2
133 — World Series Game 5
134 — World Series Game 6
135 — World Series Game 7
136 — David Ross
137 — Cubs Win
Rocky set carries different numbering — RK1-6
138 — Gary Sanchez
139 — Mike Trout
140 — Kris Bryant
141 — Derek Jeter
142 — Ichiro Suzuki
143 — David Ortiz
144 — David Ortiz
145 — Greg Maddux
146 — Andre Dawson
147 — Randy Johnson
148 — Ichiro Suzuki
149 — Reggie Jackson
150 — Noah Syndergaard
151 — Carlos Correa
152 — Francisco Lindor
153 — Kyle Schwarzer
154 — Mookie Betts
155 — Corey Seager