The anticipation in the baseball world has reached a fever pitch as Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge have officially clinched the coveted MVP honors. While the spotlight shines brightly on these star players, card collectors are gearing up for Topps’ highly anticipated MVP Buyback Program.
With the likes of Aaron Judge, Juan Soto, Bobby Witt Jr., Shohei Ohtani, Francisco Lindor, and Ketel Marte in the running for the AL and NL MVP awards, enthusiasts had their eyes on Judge and Ohtani as the favorites for quite some time. Now, collectors who have been holding onto Judge and Ohtani cards from the 2024 Topps Chrome release are in for a treat.
Topps is rolling out a tempting offer for these collectors by providing a platform to exchange their coveted 2024 Topps Chrome cards for attractive trade-in values at select hobby shops and leading retailers.
The mechanics of this program are straightforward. Under Topps’ MVP Buyback Program, collectors can swap their 2024 Topps Chrome cards of the MVP winners for store credit. The breakdown of trade-in values is as follows:
– Base Cards: $20 credit
– Refractors: $40 credit
– Rare Parallels: Higher amounts, with a ceiling of up to $1,000 for specific inserts such as the 2023 Ohtani buyback card numbered to 50.
Enthusiasts can start redeeming these cards immediately, as the program is operational until January 30, 2025. It’s essential to note that only cards from the regular 2024 Topps Chrome release and Chrome Logofractor cards are eligible for this exchange, while cards from other Topps Chrome products like Cosmic Chrome and Chrome Sapphire are not part of the program.
For collectors looking to participate, the process is simple. First, locate a participating retailer or hobby shop, then present your eligible cards for inspection. Following the assessment, you will receive your credited amount to spend on other collectibles, cards, or various products available in-store.
For a comprehensive list of retailers facilitating this program and further details, navigate to the official Topps MVP Buyback page. As excitement brews within the collector community over the existing value of Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge cards, this program injects an extra layer of enthusiasm. Whether you possess base cards, refractors, or rare inserts, now is the time to capitalize on their worth and expand your collection significantly.
Make sure not to let this opportunity slip through your fingers, as this program is a grand slam for both collectors and fans alike.