2022 Topps 3D Baseball Variations Guide
On the one hand, the 2022 Topps 3D Baseball Variations jump out at you. But that’s because they’re 3D. Otherwise, they blend into the rest of the release void of any special markings or even changes to the almost-too-small-to-read fine print.
A total of 10 cards on the 2022 Topps 3D Baseball checklist have SSP versions. The majority of these are players that have cards in the flagship Series 1 or Series 2 release. The 3D base cards recycle the same image on these, so that’s one way to compare.
Three rookies, though, don’t have standard base cards to compare them with. Julio Rodriguez, Bobby Witt Jr. and Spencer Torkelson all have short prints in Series 2. Their 2022 Topps 3D base cards use different photos. So do their 3D variations.
Typically with Topps variations, the give away can be found in the fine print on the back. The CMP code at the end usually changes. 2022 Topps 3D Baseball Variations have the same code as their base counterparts.
SSP odds are unknown. Topps hasn’t announced print runs for them or how frequently (or infrequently) they land.
Below is a simple gallery that makes spotting variations simple.
2022 Topps 3D Baseball Variations Checklist
Here’s a full list of variations to be on the lookout for in 2022 Topps 3D Baseball. If you’re looking for a specific card, click on the links to see what’s currently available on eBay.
1 Shohei Ohtani
7 Bobby Witt Jr.
20 Spencer Torkelson
27 Mike Trout
44 Julio Rodriguez
100 Fernando Tatis Jr.
150 Juan Soto
215 Wander Franco
250 Bryce Harper
300 Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
2022 Topps 3D Baseball Variations Gallery
Missing images will be added ASAP.
1 Shohei Ohtani, Los Angeles Angels
7 Bobby Witt Jr., Kansas City Royals
20 Spencer Torkelson, Detroit Tigers
27 Mike Trout, Los Angeles Angels
44 Julio Rodriguez, Seattle Mariners
100 Fernando Tatis Jr., San Diego Padres
150 Juan Soto, Washington Nationals
215 Wander Franco, Tampa Bay Rays
250 Bryce Harper, Philadelphia Phillies
300 Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Toronto Blue Jays
