2020 Topps Clearly Authentic Baseball takes the year’s flagship design for a ride, bringing it back with an all-autograph, all-acetate makeover.

Every card in the product is done with the clear, plastic-like stock (like what’s used on Topps Clear parallels). Every card also comes with an on-card signature. Boxes come with just one card.

2020 Topps Clearly Authentic Baseball Overview

Clearly Authentic Autographs are the base portion of the set. If cards look familiar from a layout perspective, that’s because they are. Cards carry the same design as 2020 Topps Baseball. That doesn’t meant that photos necessarily match-up. There’s also the fact that they have autographs here as well.

In addition to the base versions, there are several parallels: Green (/99), Black (/75), Red (/50), Blue (/25), Purple (/10), Orange (/5) and Gold (1/1).

It’s not just the base design that Clearly Authentic brings over from flagship. A couple of inserts make the jump as well.

Decades’ Best Autographs spotlight leaders from multiple eras. And for each decade, there’s a tweaked different design to go with it.

1985 Topps Baseball Autographs give the 35-year-old design an acetate makeover.

For both of these there are Green (/99), Black (/75), Red (/50), Blue (/25), Purple (/10), Orange (/5) and Gold (1/1) parallels.

A couple more inserts go even further back in time. 1951 Red/Blue Backs Autographs go back to Topps’ first baseball-only release. Base versions have no more than 99 copies with additional parallels available in Blue (/25), Purple (/10), Orange (/5) and Gold (1/1).

Finally, there’s 1952 Reimagining Autographs (/99) that use the classic design for new cards of current players and retired legends. One-of-one Sepia cards are the lone parallels for these.

The full 2020 Topps Clearly Authentic Baseball checklist and team set lists will be added as soon as they’re available, likely shortly before the set’s release.