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Every year for my son’s birthday, we have a tradition of buying Topps cards, spending over €1000 annually on their products. This year’s experience with the Topps Premier League 2026/27 Flagship Edition was an absolute disaster . Across the four tins (a total of 170 cards), we received over 60 duplicate cards, the quality control was terrible the backs of several cards were literally peeling and coming apart straight out of the tin. When I contacted customer service, I was met with generic, copy pasted responses. To get the damaged cards replaced, they expect me to pay for postage, risk sending them in the mail, and wait 14 to 16 weeks (nearly 4 months!) just for an inspection. When I explained how impractical this was and asked for a simple gesture of goodwill, they flatly refused. Topps is completely happy to take €1000 a year from a loyal family, but won't take responsibility or replace a clearly defective product without making the customer jump through months of administrative hoops. Our birthday tradition is ruined, and we won’t be spending another cent with Topps. Parents, beware of buying these tins.

Their cards have gone downhill. They have not kept up and honestly are still around based on their name only. If their name is tarnished, they have nothing to fall back on. Other companies like kakawow and union arena make WAY cooler cards. I was so disappointed in Topps Disney cards. How do you take magic away from Disney, have Topps charge an arm and a leg for their Disney cards for them to be boring and repetitive.

Please learn from my lesson and do "Not" buy into the hype of purchasing any Topps football cards. What a complete letdown! Purchased a case, and the best card, hands down, was an Odell Beckham Touchdown case hit. Barely got any auto hits. There's a reason why Topps never kept up.

J’ai reçu un box avec 24 booster F1 2026 turbo attax et un petit malin pour rester polie à subtiliser le pack Héro avec les meilleurs cartes rare et la remplacé par un pack normal donc je fais une réclamation au usa et depuis 1 mois silence radio ? C’est fini je recommanderais plus. Vu la note c’est une grosse arnaque organisé Topps même leurs cartes soit disant en séries limitée valent rien du tout en faites ils impriment plusieurs séries ou il rajoute un peu de brillant mais c’est la même photo donc carte en milliers d’exemplaires. Fuyez absolument une vrai arnaque restez sur du solide comme panini ou autres

2025/26 Topps Chrome Black Basketball has to be the worst product of 2026! Breakers are loosing their minds on this one, worthless autos of irelevant vets litter the product. In 20 years of collecting this is hands down the biggest fail ever.

2026 Topps Flagship Football — Buyer Beware: One of the Most Disappointing Releases I’ve Opened I wanted to wait until I had actually opened enough of this product and watched enough breaks before giving my opinion. Unfortunately, after doing that, my opinion of 2026 Topps Flagship Football has only gotten worse. Let me start with the positive: Are there some absolutely phenomenal chase cards in this product? Yes. There are cards that any football collector would love to pull. The problem is what appears to stand between the average collector and those cards. When somebody spends around $200 of their hard-earned money on a hobby box, I believe there should be a reasonable expectation that the box delivers something memorable. Instead, collectors are opening boxes and finding SSPs of players they barely recognize, numbered cards of kickers, low-value autographs, and enormous amounts of base paper. I understand the hobby. Nobody is guaranteed to make their money back. Opening cards has always involved risk, and that’s part of the fun. But there is a difference between taking a reasonable gamble on a hobby box and feeling like the overwhelming majority of the value has been concentrated into an incredibly small number of chase cards. That’s where I believe Topps has missed the mark badly with this release. Topps now has tremendous power in the football-card market because of its NFL licensing, and with that position should come some responsibility to the collectors who support these products—especially younger collectors and families who might be saving up $200 to buy ONE hobby box. Imagine being a kid who saves birthday money or allowance to buy one of these boxes, only to open it and wonder: “That’s it?” That’s the part that bothers me. I’ve purchased multiple hobby boxes plus a jumbo, and I’ve watched break after break after break. The reaction I’m seeing repeatedly is disappointment. Breakers rip through mountains of cards searching for the handful of monsters that everybody saw advertised when the product was being hyped. Yes, somebody is eventually going to pull an unbelievable card. But how much product gets opened—and how much money gets spent—before somebody finds it? At some point, collectors have to ask whether they’re buying a genuinely exciting hobby product or essentially financing a lottery ticket buried underneath piles of paper.

Same as what everyone is saying - you put something in your cart right at the release time and it just errors out non-stop after you put in your payment info and try and buy. Worst site and terrible IT department - they can't handle the load.

Terrible company using eql to get product to resellers. Over three years never able to get any eql I've entered. Check out a botting forum and see them buy all product every drop within minutes. But the collector trying to buy one box can never get thru.