2025 Topps Chrome Platinum Anniversary

The 2025 Topps Chrome Platinum Anniversary was released in June 2026. Well, I don’t know if this is a delay or originally planned. Anyway, this product was released and this time, the design took us back to 1955. In this set, you will see current players, rookies and retired players.

Around a week after this product was released, I went to a sports card shop, which was newly opened. I found that there were 2 blaster boxes of this series available. I asked the price and decided to buy one value box. I used to buy some hobby packs of this brand a few years ago. This time, I just tried something different.

And here’s what I got.

Base cards: Cole Ragans, Jackson Chourio, Isaac Paredes, Brenton Doyle, Mark Vientos, Jarred Kelenic, Eugenio Suarez, Daulton Varsho, Christian Walker, Lourdes Gurriel Jr., Paul O’Neill, Cliff Lee, Warren Spahn, Carlton Fisk, George Brett, Tris Speaker, Tony Perez, Jose Cruz

Rookie cards: Luis Peralta, Richard Fitts, Eric Wagaman, Cam Smith, Hurston Waldrep

Refractor (2): Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Tony Gwynn

Prism (2): Colton Cowser, DJ Herz (RC)

Blue Prism: Trevor Williams

Vibration refractor: Austin Riley (/250)

Blue Lava refractor: Marc Church (/100, RC)

Rose Gold refractor: Colton Cowser (/75)

1955 Doubleheaders (1): Mookie Betts/Jackie Robinson

As you can see, there are 3 numbered cards in this blaster box. I’m just wondering if other collectors found more than 2 numbered cards in a value box. I was trying to find information about the odds. However, I couldn’t find the correct information. Nonetheless, my guess is that it might not be so difficult to find a numbered card in a blaster box. Perhaps, you can find at least 2 numbered cards in a value box. Hence, it seems that there are a lot of numbered cards from this brand. And for those numbered cards, it truly depends on whether you like that player. For me, the design of the blue lava refractor looks beautiful.

Overall, opening a blaster box of the 2025 Topps Chrome Platinum anniversary is fun. I didn’t expect to find a hit here because I know that it’s quite difficult. Nevertheless, it’s a surprise that I found 3 numbered cards in a blaster box. I don’t remember that I used to find so many numbered cards in a value box of other products. And for me, as a Dodgers fan, I’m glad to find a Yoshinobu Yamamoto refractor card from this brand. This is certainly my favorite card from this value box.