Revision as of 15:21, 30 October 2020

Description

2020 Topps Rip is a 100-card set released exclusively to topps.com, October 29th. Not unlike the disastrous 1998 Zenith product from Pinnacle Brands (who went bankrupt just a couple of months later), each standard-sized card has a smaller Mini card embedded inside. In order to get the Mini card, one must rip open (thus destroying) the standard-sized card.

And you wonder why Pinnacle Brands went bankrupt?

Distribution

Four cards per box (MSRP: $100).

Reviews

Insertion Ratios

Cards	Total Cards	Numbered To	Odds
Base	100	-	?
Black	100	50	?
Purple	100	25	?
Green	100	15	?
Blue	100	10	?
Gold	100	5	?
Red	100	one-of-one	?
Mini	100	50	?
Mini Black	100	40	?
Mini Purple	100	25	?
Mini Green	100	15	?
Mini Blue	100	10	?
Mini Gold	100	5	?
Mini Orange	100	3	?
Mini Blank Back	100	one-of-one	?
Red	100	one-of-one	?
Mini Gimmicks	100	-	1:5
Mini Autographs	66	-	AU
Mini Autographs Blue	66	10	AU
Mini Autographs Gold	66	5	AU

AU: Odds of finding an autograph: 1:2/packs.

Checklist

Base Set

1 Mike Trout
2 Lou Brock
3 Willie Stargell
4 Gavin Lux
5 Noah Syndergaard
6 Walker Buehler
7 Matt Chapman
8 David Wright
9 Anthony Rizzo
10 Joe Mauer
11 Yoan Moncada
12 Victor Robles
13 Juan Marichal
14 Brooks Robinson
15 Larry Doby
16 Gleyber Torres
17 Lou Gehrig
18 Justin Verlander
19 Brian Anderson
20 Dante Bichette
21 Aaron Nola
22 Kirby Yates
23 Joey Gallo
24 Gary Sheffield
25 John Smoltz
26 Paul Molitor
27 Sandy Koufax
28 Nico Hoerner
29 Don Mattingly
30 Jack Flaherty
31 Giancarlo Stanton
32 Rafael Devers
33 Nick Solak
34 Eddie Murray
35 Max Scherzer
36 Christian Yelich
37 Shohei Ohtani
38 Ken Griffey, Jr.
39 Craig Biggio
40 Bo Bichette
41 Austin Meadows
42 Tim Lincecum
43 Adrian Beltre
44 Mike Yastrzemski
45 Freddie Freeman
46 David Ortiz
47 Juan Gonzalez
48 Jose Abreu
49 Joey Votto
50 Anthony Rendon
51 Miguel Sano
52 Roberto Alomar
53 Cavan Biggio
54 Bryan Reynolds
55 Brusdar Graterol
56 Trevor Hoffman
57 Corey Seager
58 Salvador Perez
59 Mike Piazza
60 Larry Walker
61 Vladimir Guerrero
62 Dakota Hudson
63 Roger Clemens
64 Ozzie Albies
65 Kyle Lewis
66 Alan Trammell
67 Josh Hader
68 Andre Dawson
69 Cecil Fielder
70 Eugenio Suarez
71 Andruw Jones
72 Ted Williams
73 Juan Soto
74 Pete Alonso
75 Tim Anderson
76 Trevor Story
77 Dave Winfield
78 Bryce Harper
79 Aristides Aquino
80 Kenny Lofton
81 Cal Ripken, Jr.
82 Shane Bieber
83 Blake Snell
84 Tommy Edman
85 Luis Gonzalez
86 Rickey Henderson
87 J.T. Realmuto
88 Eloy Jimenez
89 Edgar Martinez
90 Jose Berrios
91 Ryan Howard
92 A.J. Puk
93 Manny Machado
94 George Springer
95 Joe Morgan
96 Zac Gallen
97 Buster Posey
98 Jose Altuve
99 Johnny Damon
100 Stan Musial

Parallels

All 100 base cards are available in the following parallels.

Black (serial-numbered to 50 copies)
Purple (serial-numbered to 25 copies)
Green (serial-numbered to 15 copies)
Blue (serial-numbered to ten)
Gold (serial-numbered to five)
Red (one-of-one)

Minis

All 100 base cards are also available in a Mini parallel, which is serial-numbered to 50 copies. Each Mini is embedded inside a standard-sized card which must be ripped open; and therefore destroyed. Each Mini is also available in the following parallels.

Black (serial-numbered to 40 copies)
Purple (serial-numbered to 25 copies)
Green (serial-numbered to 15 copies)
Blue (serial-numbered to ten)
Gold (serial-numbered to five)
Orange (serial-numbered to three)
Blank Back (one-of-one)
Red (one-of-one)

Mini Gimmicks

All 100 base cards are also available in a Gimmick variation.

Autographs

Mini Autographs

All Mini Autographs are available in the following parallels.

Blue (serial-numbered to ten)
Gold (serial-numbered to five)

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 =Description=
-Topps Rip is a 100-card set released exclusively to topps.com, for some reason, October 29th.  As the name suggests, each card is a "rip" card with a smaller card embedded inside.  This is the first such product since the disastrous [[1998 Zenith]] set from Pinnacle Brands.
+Topps Rip is a 100-card set released exclusively to topps.com, October 29th.  Not unlike the disastrous [[1998 Zenith]] product from Pinnacle Brands (who went bankrupt just a couple of months later), each standard-sized card has a smaller Mini card embedded inside.  In order to get the Mini card, one must rip open (thus destroying) the standard-sized card.
+And you wonder why Pinnacle Brands went bankrupt?
 =Distribution=