It’s the fifth edition of Gold Label since the 1990s brand returned to the Topps calendar. Release date is now October 14 after a delay of more than a month.
Each pack will have five cards with seven packs per hobby box and 16 boxes per case. Each box will have one autograph card.
2020 Topps Gold Label Base Set
Each base card is designed to have a posed image and an action shot of the player. Current stars, rookies and retired greats will make up the 100-card base set checklist but there will be three different versions to collect as well as four different parallels of each. Class 1 will be the most common. Each pack will have one Class 2 version and Class 3 versions will fall one in every other pack.
Parallels include:
Black:
Class 1 – 1:2 packs
Class 2 – 1:6 packs
Class 3 – 1:20 packs
Blue:
Class 1 – #’d to 150
Class 2 – #’d to 99
Class 3 – #’d to 50
Red:
Class 1 – #’d to 75
Class 2 – #’d to 50
Class 3 – #’d to 25
Gold:
Class 1 – #’d 1 of 1
Class 2 – #’d 1 of 1
Class 3 – #’d 1 of 1
Autographs and Auto Relics
With a checklist of over 50 MLB stars who will sign directly on-card, each Framed Autograph card is tucked inside a small gold frame.
Black Parallel – #’d to 75
Blue Parallel – #’d to 50
Red Parallel – #’d to 25
Gold Parallel – #’d 1/1
Framed Dual Autographs feature a pair of players and will be very limited with base versions numbered to 10 along with Black (# to 5) and 1/1 Gold parallels.
Golden Greats Framed Autograph Jumbo Relics will feature jumbo pieces of game-used memorabilia and on-card autographs while MLB Legends Relics will focus on past greats. The breakdown for both has base versions numbered to 50 with Black (# to 5) and 1/1 Gold parallels.
Gold Prospect Relic Cards are all about young talent and include base versions numbered to 25 or less along with Black (# to 5) and 1/1 Gold parallels.
Boxes are available online for $100-$125 right now.
2020 Topps Gold Label Baseball Checklist