Latest revision as of 14:26, 10 December 2018

Description

2002 eTopps is a series of 107 cards available directly through Topps through their eTopps platform. Starting with the beginning of the 2002 MLB season and continuing through the All-Star break these cards were made available on a weekly basis. A predetermined number of "shares" (ranging from as few as 2000 to as many as 6000) were given for each player based upon Topps estimation of popularity. For 2002, your "portfolio" could increase if the players in the set met certain statistical goals for the season. Price per card during IPO status typically ranged from approximately $4 per card to $9 per card - again based on popularity. The one week IPO period was the only time these cards were ever offered for sale by Topps and most importantly Topps only printed the exact amount of cards that were ordered during that window of time. These print runs are displayed in our checklist.

Collectors had the option to have their cards held by Topps, whereby they could automatically sell them or buy more to and from other collectors (much like one would buy and sell stocks) on the eTopps "floor" - a special section of eBay created for this product, or have the card mailed to them.

Checklist

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1 Ichiro 9477
2 Jason Giambi 5142
3 Roberto Alomar 3711
4 Bret Boone 2000
5 Frank Catalanotto 2000
6 Alex Rodriguez 6393
7 Jim Thome 2927
8 Toby Hall 2000
9 Troy Glaus 4323
10 Derek Jeter 8000
11 Alfonso Soriano 5000
12 Eric Chavez 4334
13 Preston Wilson 2000
14 Bernie Williams 4436
15 Larry Walker 2546
16 Todd Helton 3430
17 Moises Alou 2856
18 Lance Berkman 5000
19 Chipper Jones 4734
20 Andruw Jones 4849
21 Barry Bonds 6658
22 Sammy Sosa 8000
23 Luis Gonzalez 2671
24 Shawn Green 4438
25 Jeff Bagwell 3359
26 Albert Pujols 5531
27 Rafael Palmeiro 2700
28 Jimmy Rollins 5000
29 Vladimir Guerrero 6000
30 Jeff Kent 3000
31 Ken Griffey, Jr. 4569
32 Magglio Ordonez 4000
33 Mike Piazza 4202
34 Pedro Martinez 6000
35 Mark Mulder 4000
36 Roger Clemens 4567
37 Freddy Garcia 4986
38 Tim Hudson 2000
39 Mike Mussina 3708
40 Joe Mays 3000
41 Barry Zito 3590
42 Jermaine Dye 2693
43 Mariano Rivera 3709
44 Randy Johnson 6211
45 Curt Schilling 5190
46 Greg Maddux 4008
47 Javier Vazquez 3000
48 Kerry Wood 3346
49 Wilson Betemit 2377
50 Adam Dunn 6000
51 Josh Beckett 5000
52 Paul LoDuca 3998
53 Ben Sheets 3842
54 Eric Valent 5000
55 Brian Giles 2000
56 Mo Vaughn 2772
57 C.C. Sabathia 2525
58 Nick Johnson 5000
59 Miguel Tejada 4000
60 Carlos Delgado 3604
61 Tsuyoshi Shinjo 3000
62 Juan Gonzalez 2361
63 Mike Sweeney 3173
64 Ivan Rodriguez 3000
65 Bud Smith 3000
66 Brandon Duckworth 2000
67 Xavier Nady 4000
68 D'Angelo Jimenez 1725
69 Roy Oswalt 3523
70 J.D. Drew 3195
71 Cliff Floyd 3725
72 Kevin Brown 3000
73 Gary Sheffield 3593
74 Aramis Ramirez 3000
75 Nomar Garciaparra 5090
76 Phil Nevin 2348
77 Juan Cruz 4000
78 Hideo Nomo 2857
79 Chris George 3000
80 Matt Morris 3000
81 Corey Patterson 4000
82 Joel Pineiro 4776
83 Mark Buehrle 3000
84 Shannon Stewart 1992
85 Kazuhiro Sasaki 4000
86 Carlos Pena 4000
87 Brad Penny 3000
88 Rich Aurilia 2795
89 Wade Miller 4000
90 Tim Raines, Jr. 5000
91 Kazuhisa Ishii 6000
92 Hank Blalock 5000
93 So Taguchi 5000
94 Mark Prior 5000
95 Rickey Henderson 4013
96 Austin Kearns 6000
97 Tom Glavine 3000
98 Manny Ramirez 4905
99 Shea Hillenbrand 4000
100 Junior Spivey 5000
101 Derek Lowe 4911
102 Torii Hunter 4000
103 Juan Rivera 4000
104 Eric Hinske 5000
105 Bobby Hill 3000
106 Rafael Soriano 4000
107 Jim Edmonds 3851

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 =Description=
-eTopps is a series of 107 cards available directly through Topps.  Starting with the beginning of the 2002 MLB season and continuing through the All-Star break these cards were made available on a weekly basis. A predetermined number of "shares" (ranging from as few as 2000 to as many as 6000) were given for each player based upon Topps estimation of popularity. For 2002, your "portfolio" could increase if the players in the set met certain statistical goals for the season. Price per card during IPO status typically ranged from approximately $4 per card to $9 per card - again based on popularity. The one week IPO period was the only time these cards were ever offered for sale by Topps and most importantly Topps only printed the exact amount of cards that were ordered during that window of time. These print runs are displayed in our checklist.
+eTopps is a series of 107 cards available directly through Topps through their [[eTopps]] platform.  Starting with the beginning of the 2002 MLB season and continuing through the All-Star break these cards were made available on a weekly basis. A predetermined number of "shares" (ranging from as few as 2000 to as many as 6000) were given for each player based upon Topps estimation of popularity. For 2002, your "portfolio" could increase if the players in the set met certain statistical goals for the season. Price per card during IPO status typically ranged from approximately $4 per card to $9 per card - again based on popularity. The one week IPO period was the only time these cards were ever offered for sale by Topps and most importantly Topps only printed the exact amount of cards that were ordered during that window of time. These print runs are displayed in our checklist.
-Consumers had the option to have their cards held by Topps, whereby they could automatically sell them or buy more to and from other collectors (much like one would buy and sell stocks) on the eTopps "floor" - a special section of eBay created for this product, or have the card mailed to them
+Collectors had the option to have their cards held by Topps, whereby they could automatically sell them or buy more to and from other collectors (much like one would buy and sell stocks) on the eTopps "floor" - a special section of eBay created for this product, or have the card mailed to them.
 =Checklist=
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