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Topps All-Star Baseball Trading Card Featuring Christian Yelich

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User's notes

2026 topps series 2 #91AS-16 numbered 16/25

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AI Estimated Value

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$25-$50

AI estimate as of July 27, 2026 · verify with a professional before acting

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AI Item Analysis

This item is a modern baseball trading card housed in a clear protective magnetic hard case ('one-touch'). The card design pays homage to classic Topps All-Star card layouts, featuring a bright orange outer border and an inner blue border framing an action photograph of player Christian Yelich in a Milwaukee Brewers uniform. Visible text includes 'Topps 75 Years of Baseball' logo, 'ALL-STAR', 'NATIONAL LEAGUE™', and the player's name 'CHRISTIAN YELICH' printed in green along the bottom. In the lower left corner, a foil stamp appears to read '16/25', indicating a limited parallel print run of 25 copies, consistent with modern insert parallels. The card appears visually to be in well-preserved condition within its protective holder, showing sharp corners and clean surface gloss, though full physical condition cannot be determined without removing it from the casing. The owner provides context attributing this card as a 2026 Topps Series 2 insert card #91AS-16 numbered 16/25; please note that user-supplied claims and exact release years remain unverified without physical inspection.

AI Appraisal Report

Based on the provided image, I can observe a modern Topps All-Star insert baseball card featuring Christian Yelich inside a protective magnetic hard case. The card showcases a classic retro design with a visible foil stamp indicating a serial number of 16/25. Per user submission, this is attributed as a 2026 Topps Series 2 insert card #91AS-16 numbered 16/25. While the visual details align with modern limited parallel inserts, I cannot verify the exact release year or card set from a photograph alone, nor can I conduct a full physical inspection to assess the surface, edges, or structural condition beneath the holder. Assuming the owner's attribution is correct and the card is a legitimate limited insert numbered to 25 copies, the estimated fair market value generally falls in the $25 to $50 range. Christian Yelich remains a popular All-Star collectible, and low-numbered parallels (/25) typically generate solid interest among team and player collectors. The overall valuation relies heavily on physical condition and third-party grading; an officially graded specimen in gem-mint condition could command a premium, whereas an unauthenticated card with unseen physical flaws or edge wear would realize a lower value. To establish full authenticity and maximum market value, the card would require in-person examination by a professional trading card authentication and grading service (such as PSA, BGS, or SGC) to verify its print run, card stock, and physical grade. If this item were determined to be a custom print, unofficial reproduction, or secondary reprint rather than a genuine manufacturer release, its value would drop significantly to a nominal novelty price.

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