Each hobby box contains 36 packs per box, 10 cards per pack and is currently selling for around $50. I think $50 for this product is more than fair with the amount of cards in each box plus the Diamond Code cards and a hit.
Base cards: 280 total, zero doubles. Not bad if you are a set builder, not bad at all.
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60th Anniversary cards
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I get that there should be one card from each year commemorating 60 years, but seriously I think this would have been better left to just doing highlights from the years that are more scarce than doing it this way. I think I still have the Posey card on my desk somewhere not even put away yet.
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1 original back 60th Anniversary card of Roy Halladay
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9 Diamond Duos cards
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Topps 60
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Before There Was Topps, 2 cards. Lame. Enough said.
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4 gold cards
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Diamond Stars
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Diamond Anniversary
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Diamond Anniversary short print card of Jim Palmer
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Kimball Champions
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Ohhhh!!! Robbie Cano
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Report card.....
Design: A
I have to stick with my original opinion from Series 1 on the design aspect of the set. It's not like it changed or anything.
Value: A
The price point of roughly $50 per hobby box is on point for this product. You get a ton of base cards for set building or team collecting plus a great variety of inserts and parallels. You really can't go wrong for $50 give or take a few bucks.
Quality: A
There were no doubles, no damaged cards, and there were a ton of inserts in the box.
Overall: A
This is a great follow up set to Series 1 and includes some of the same sets that were inserts in series 1 and some new additions to the mix as well. I think Topps did a pretty good job with the 60th Anniversary stuff throughout series 1 and 2 this year.
P.S. Stay tuned to see what we are going to do with the cards from this break.