Ryan is a baseball card dork and developer. He has been collecting cards since he was six starting with 1988 Score. Reigning from Minnesota, he is an avid Minnesota sports fan.
I have come to consider completing a 1991 Topps master set a rabbit hole. The set never ends. There are more errors and variations that I can count. Thankfully there are other people out who have developed some what of an obsession with this set like me.
With only a few weeks of using the trading card database, I was able to start three trades. Today one of the trades arrived along with a few eBay purchases for my 2019 Heritage set build.
It took almost a week, but my Target finally had stocked 2020 Topps Series 1. I grabbed a blaster box, hanger box, and three retail packs. Here is what I got.
I have still yet to find 2020 Topps Series 1 (at my Target), so this small update will have to do… again.
This post was supposed to be me showing off my 2020 Topps Series 1 finds today, but when I arrived at Target this morning there was none to be found. So this will have to do .
The first time I saw this card, I laughed. Since then, I have been attempting to collect the different variations. I will tell you why this card is great.