2020 Topps Chrome Baseball Refractors Reference Guide and Gallery
As has been the case for several years, the 2020 Topps Chrome Baseball Refractors rainbow is vast. All 200 base cards have 18 different colors and styles of the popular parallels (plus four Printing Plates).

While most are in all the various pack types and configurations, there are some exclusives. Pink Refractors are only in retail cello packs while Sepia Refractors are four per blaster box. X-fractors return as Mega Box exclusives. To get Wave Refractors, you have to look to hobby and hobby jumbo.
With the 2020 Topps Chrome Baseball design going largely borderless, some of the colors can be somewhat subtle. The most obvious spot to find the color is in the stripe running up the side that holds the nameplate.
Rarity varies for the 2020 Topps Chrome Baseball Refractors. The majority of types are serial numbered, though. For those that are, which are generally the more common, specific print runs are not known.
Here’s a full breakdown of all the 2020 Topps Chrome Baseball Refractors including a Luis Robert-heavy image gallery and pack odds for the various configurations so you know what packs they’re found in and how often.
2020 Topps Chrome Baseball Refractors Guide
Base

Refractors
Odds:
- Hobby – 1:3
- Hobby Jumbo – 1 per pack
- Blasters – 1:4
- Hanger Boxes – 1:3
- Value Cello Packs – 1:3
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Prism Refractors
Odds:
- Hobby – 1:6
- Hobby Jumbo – 1:2
- Blasters – 1:7
- Hanger Boxes – 1:6
- Value Cello Packs – 1:6
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Negative Refractors
Odds:
- Hobby – 1:87
- Hobby Jumbo – 1:27
- Blasters – 1:87
- Hanger Boxes – 1:87
- Value Cello Packs – 1:87
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Purple Refractors – /299
Odds:
- Hobby – 1:116
- Hobby Jumbo – 1:36
- Blasters – 1:116
- Hanger Boxes – 1:116
- Value Cello Packs – 1:116
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Blue Refractors – /150
Odds:
- Hobby – 1:230
- Hobby Jumbo – 1:71
- Blasters – 1:230
- Hanger Boxes – 1:230
- Value Cello Packs – 1:231
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Green Refractors – /99
Odds:
- Hobby – 1:349
- Hobby Jumbo – 1:108
- Blasters – 1:349
- Hanger Boxes – 1:349
- Value Cello Packs – 1:349
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Gold Refractors – /50
Odds:
- Hobby – 1:690
- Hobby Jumbo – 1:213
- Blasters – 1:690
- Hanger Boxes – 1:690
- Value Cello Packs – 1:690
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Red Refractors – /5
Odds:
- Hobby – 1:6,899
- Hobby Jumbo – 1:2,126
- Blasters – 1:6,907
- Hanger Boxes – 1:6,896
- Value Cello Packs – 1:6,845
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Printing Plates Black – 1/1
Odds (all Printing Plates combined)::
- Hobby – 1:8,634
- Hobby Jumbo – 1:2,647
- Blasters – 1:8,609
- Hanger Boxes – 1:8,678
- Value Cello Packs – 1:8,557
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Printing Plates Cyan – 1/1
Odds (all Printing Plates combined):
- Hobby – 1:8,634
- Hobby Jumbo – 1:2,647
- Blasters – 1:8,609
- Hanger Boxes – 1:8,678
- Value Cello Packs – 1:8,557
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Printing Plates Magenta – 1/1
Odds (all Printing Plates combined):
- Hobby – 1:8,634
- Hobby Jumbo – 1:2,647
- Blasters – 1:8,609
- Hanger Boxes – 1:8,678
- Value Cello Packs – 1:8,557
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Printing Plates Yellow – 1/1
Odds (all Printing Plates combined):
- Hobby – 1:8,634
- Hobby Jumbo – 1:2,647
- Blasters – 1:8,609
- Hanger Boxes – 1:8,678
- Value Cello Packs – 1:8,557
Buy on:

Superfractors – 1/1
Odds:
- Hobby – 1:34,305
- Hobby Jumbo – 1:10,254
- Blasters – 1:34,268
- Hanger Boxes – 1:34,480
- Value Cello Packs – 1:34,228
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I just pulled a Trout auto ’85 throwback from a hobby jumbo, #d 4/20… What’s that? ?
@Marc – The full 2020 Topps Chrome checklist can be found here: https://www.beckett.com/news/2020-topps-chrome-baseball-cards/
I read an article of yours on Bowman Sterling 2014 number 17 Mookie Betts rookie cards. You stated that a Prospect card or base card was as difficult to find as a panini 2014 Prospect card. By that do you mean that the cards are pretty much the same value if they are both PSA gem mint tens. Would appreciate any information and thank you. I really enjoy your articles.
@david – I’m not sure exactly which two cards you’re comparing. “Difficult to find” and “more valuable” are totally different things, though. Rarity is certainly a factor in pricing, but it’s not the only thing.
I just got a 2020 topps chrome super fractor Anthony Heaney and I was wondering if there is any value to it due to its rarity?