The headlines after Kenta Maeda‘s fourth MLB start speak of superlatives — all-time superlatives — and that bodes well for his cardboard.
In part due to good timing.
2016 Topps Legacies of Baseball
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Topps‘ first high-end baseball card release of the year is here and it’s packing just four cards per box — that’s two autographs, one insert and one card printed on metal.
It’s 2016 Topps Legacies of Baseball.
What should we expect in 2016 Topps Legacies of Baseball?
It’s a new brand name with a semi-familiar look, so what should we expect to find in 2016 Topps Legacies of Baseball?
Buzz took a look at the checklist to find out.
First, though, the basics: You get four cards per box for a premium price — one being a metal card, two being autographs and one being an insert.
Topps details its plans for Kenta Maeda autographs in 2016 products
When 2016 Topps Legacies of Baseball arrives on March 30, the new brand will include a first-time signer for the company.
That signer is Los Angeles Dodgers rookie pitcher Kenta Maeda, who signed with the team after a successful career in Japan and made his spring debut this past weekend.
“Maeda is a popular player on a big market team with dominant international statistics,” said baseball brand manager Zvee Geffen. “It’s a combination driving excitement for fans everywhere, and Topps is the only place collectors will find his Major League Baseball-licensed autographed cards.”
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