2026 Topps Now Tennis Checklist and Details
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2026 Topps Now Tennis will follow the world’s best tennis stars and capture the top moments from throughout the calendar year with online-exclusive, print-on-demand cards.
Each card in the set is only available to order for 48 hours.
New cards will be issued throughout the year at Topps.com, where collectors can order them for the chance to find parallels, short print variations, autographs, and/or relics included with their shipment.
The base cards have an open-ended print run, which means Topps will print the exact number of cards ordered. Base parallels for each card will include:
- Gold Foil /50
- Orange Foil /25
- Black Foil /10
- Red Foil /5
- FoilFractor /1
Other cards will have relic and/or autographed versions, including 1/1 chases.
Additional Chrome chases can also be unlocked if there is a large print run for a specific card. Chrome cards are unlocked at the following tiers:
- 50,000+ Print Run: Chrome parallels /99 and /50
- 100,000+ Print Run: Chrome parallels /25, /10, /5 and 1/1 SuperFractor
- 250,000+ Print Run: Opal Chrome parallels /50, /25, /10 and /5
- 500,000+ Print Run: White Opal Chrome parallel 1/1
Topps Now cards are available directly from Fanatics for the chance to hit parallels, variations, or autographs, though individual base versions typically quickly pop up on secondary marketplaces like eBay and Amazon as dealers take advantage of bulk discount pricing from Topps.
2026 Topps Now Tennis Checklist
This checklist will continue to grow and be updated throughout the year. Known print runs are listed. Click a player’s name below to see what’s available on eBay.
- Cards marked with an * have short-printed photo variations
- Cards marked with a ^ have autographed versions
- Cards marked with a ~ have autographed relic versions
- Cards marked with a # have relic versions
2026 Topps Now Tennis Checklist – March 2026
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12 Aryna Sabalenka, Miami Open (Rivalry Win Earns Second-Straight Miami Final Berth)#
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13 Aryna Sabalenka, Miami Open (Triumph in Miami Nets 1st Career ‘Sunshine Double)*~
