2026 Topps Heritage Football Deep Dive

[00:00:04] Hello and welcome to Talking Cards with Grand Salami and The Jewce. I'm your host The Juice and we are going to be doing another product deep dive. So this is the podcast where you can find all your sports cards, news, and product info. We specialize in product deep dives for baseball, football, basketball, but we also like to go into different pieces of news, different trends and changes in the hobby. So if you're looking for a place to find that, you have found the right place. Today's product deep dive is going to be Topps Heritage Football. That is 2026.

[00:00:34] Topps Heritage Football that will be releasing today. Well before we get started, I do want to shout out Card Purchaser. Make sure to follow my Twitter or X if you aren't already. That is at Card Purchaser. He always has the latest info on product drops and releases. If you want the quickest updates in real time though, make sure to join us in Discord. Then you can find more than just product drop info. You also get notifications for restock for restocks across retail and all kinds of sports cards as well as trading cards. You'll be able to find real time alerts for Target, Walmart, Dix, all the restocks.

[00:01:04] Retailers and even some that you wouldn't even think of. All right. So what we are doing today, 2026 Topps Heritage Football comes out today at one o'clock on Topps.com. One o'clock Eastern time that is. And Mega Boxes. This is just Hobby and regular retail. Mega Boxes won't be until November 4th. So if you're looking for that format, you will have to wait a little bit. Hobby Boxes are going to be coming in at $139.99. 20 packs per box. 8 cards per pack.

[00:01:32] And the guaranteed hit is either one auto or one relic. What we typically see is, of course, you're going to find more relics and autos across the boxes. And then as far as how often you can expect to hit an auto, probably out of every four or five boxes. We don't have odds yet. Make sure you follow at Slabs, not at Slabsquatch, but Slabsquatch at Waxmetric. If you want to be able to get that information on the odds once they are released. He always has a great breakdown on those.

[00:02:00] So I'm going to be doing a deep dive into the checklist. Players should expect to find the different inserts, different auto types, relics, which rookies. As far as a product goes, though, $140 for a hobby isn't bad with the way that the market has gone. You're really not going to be able to get your money back out of it. So if you're looking like, hey, I got this at retail, maybe I can be able to make some money. It is tough. It is great for set builders, though.

[00:02:24] Set builders really love this product. We usually talk about that with this flagship, archives, things like that. Alan Ginter as well. This goes into that same category. So definitely a fun set builder product if that's your niche of things to go for. Although the autos are rare, a lot of them, and especially the real ones, will be on-card autographs. There are sticker autos in here as well. But if you're looking for a way to rip and be able to get your money back, this is not the product for that.

[00:02:51] Also, from a breaking standpoint, for me, this is a tough break to watch. There are not a lot of hits. It's a lot of paper, a lot of base you have to go through. And when you get the hits, most hobby boxes don't have really a hit even worth mentioning, to be honest. But when you do hit big, these hits are awesome. The red ink real one autos, those are one of the top auto chases outside of flagship in Chrome that you can find. Might be like a top three paper auto that's out there.

[00:03:22] These red ink autos, they definitely stand out. They look great. Especially when you get like a team color match. Topps has just a few of the cards available for preview. And the Josh Allen red ink auto, it looks fantastic. Compared to the, I wouldn't complain as a Jets fan if I got the Kenyan Sadiq auto, the red ink. But the red ink Josh Allen auto just looks fantastic. You really, you would have a hard time beating that.

[00:03:47] And although this is a primarily paper product, there are some Chrome inserts as well as Chrome autos. So you'll be able to find those as well. All right, let's get right into what you can expect to find. So as far as the base set goes, it is 400 cards. And how many of these are rookies? Looks like about 100 of these are going to be rookies out of this 400 card checklist. So definitely a chunky checklist. A lot, a lot of different players being represented.

[00:04:14] So 32 teams you can expect to find on average just over 10 cards per team or so. And yes, as far as the rookies go, of course you're going to have all the big guys represented. This is not like baseball where they can sometimes be stretched out for multiple products as you wait for the rookies to make their debut. The only rookies that usually come late to products like this are the rookies that are just come late to making an impact. And just guys that came out of nowhere that anyone didn't expect to be card worthy.

[00:04:42] But just to read a few right off the bat, Kevin Coleman Jr., Makai Lemon, Eli Stowers. Let's see. Just looking for ones that stand out. Jeremiah Love, who's been disappointed to start the season, but these rookies are young. Arvell Reese, who has been doing pretty well so far. That's for the Giants on defense. Malachi Fields, Carnell Tate, who's been great for the Titans at wide receiver. Kenyon Sidi, who I mentioned before.

[00:05:09] Casey Concepcion, Denzel Boston, of course, who's been really good for the Browns so far this year. And of course you're going to find Fernando Mendoza on this base part of the checklist. Let's just see if there's any legends in here that are standing out to me. But there definitely is going to be a mix of legends as far as the different inserts and things go. But as far as the base checklist, there are team cards as well on the base checklist. All 32 teams are represented, of course. Yeah, they're just smacked in the middle of the checklist here towards the end.

[00:05:38] And then you got some other guys. You also have some other cards part of the base checklist. AFC Championship Game, NFC Championship Games part of the checklist. As far as the parallels, this isn't really a parallel heavy product. There's only seven. We have dark gray border, red border, dark green border, flip stock, black border, bicentennial. That's at a 200. And color of the year at a 76. So yeah, if you're a big parallel guy, there's, you know, if you want to do a rainbow, this is probably an easier product to do it with.

[00:06:07] As far as there are only being seven different ones. Next up, let's get into the inserts. So this is when you can start to find some parallels. The big insert is base cards, chrome variations. This is just 399 cards. Yeah, there's just a random number missing here. And I'm not going to search through it all through 400 different cards if you're out the one. But if you are truly rainbow chasing and for chrome, then this one's going to be a little bit tougher. Our 11 parallels. You have refractor, light blue sparkle, pink sparkle, silver sparkle.

[00:06:35] And then we start getting into our numbered ones starting out at 150, blue, then green, black at a 76, gold. Orange, red, and super fractor. So pretty standard checklist and pretty standard parallel list as far as what you can find. I like that all the number ones are just true color. So if there's a rainbow to build, I think this is a really good one. And the cards look really great in chrome too. So that's definitely a bonus. And then as far as other inserts, there's new age performers. It just says base and hollow.

[00:07:05] We got 20 cards on this checklist. It's a mix of rookies and vets. Ty Simpson, Mendoza, Jackson Darkhand Ward, Bo Nix, Kalem Williams, Jeremiah Love, Malik Neighbors, Puka Nakua, JSN. And let's get right to the next one. The expansion is 28 cards. Again, just base and hollow. And we looks like just vets on this. Okay, so this is what Topps is saying as far as this part of the checklist. Stop for the expansion. Insert cards.

[00:07:32] You're saying one of the historic elements of the 1976 Topps football design. And that's what 2026 Topps Heritage Football is based on. Get this inspiration. Is that it was the first set of pitching cards of two expansion franchises. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Seattle Seahawks. Justin Herbert is here to be fine. But for an added twist on the heritage of these vintage inspired card look for quarterbacks. Baker Mayfield and Sam Darnold. Who now lead the Bucs and Seahawks. So I think this represents the 28 teams that were in play at the time.

[00:07:59] So we're not going to see any Houston Texan cards. Jacksonville Jaguar cards, for example. So that's what this part of the insert check. The inserts represent. Looks like an okay card. Nothing special. Not a bad looking card. But it's just another insert to me. Nothing too special. Then we have through the years. This is when we get into some legends. This is 20 cards. Just base and hollow. Steve Largen. Joe Montana. Dan Marino. Jerry Rice. John Elway. Barry Sanders. Peter Manning. Andre Johnson.

[00:08:29] So the Texans are here. Eli Manning. Aaron Rodgers with the Packers. Brady with the Patriots. Lamar Jackson. Josh Allen. Caleb Williams. Cam Ward. No rookies on this part of the checklist. Sweetness. We have eight cards on this part. Emmett Smith. Barry Sanders. Eric Dickerson. B. John Robinson. Jameer Gibbs. Derek Henry. Jonathan Taylor. And Christian McCaffrey. And then we go into our All-Pro series. This is 25 cards. So players that were selected as All-Pros at some point in their careers.

[00:08:58] We have JSN. Jamar Chase. Puka. Kyle Juice. Stafford. Micah Parsons. B. John Robinson. Cooper Dejean. Now we're going to get into some variations. So base cards. Black and white image variation. This is just for 30 cards. And this beats for itself. It's just a black and white version of the card. I don't know the rarity on these. They don't have odds yet, unfortunately. But yeah, we do have rookies and vets represented here. We have Brady with Tampa Bay. Makai Lemon. Drew Aller. Joel Burrow.

[00:09:28] Kenneth Walker. Stafford. Scadaboo. Who we'll see if he's actually playing this week. Jeremiah Love. Jordan Love. Fernando Mendoza. Ty Simpson. Bo Nix. Carnell Tate. Casey Conception. Patch. Mahomes. Miles Garrett. Amon Ray St. Brown. Micah Parsons. So yeah, good representative. Good showing on these 30 cards. Good rookies. Solid vets. Not all just quarterbacks. So it's nice to see it go across different positions as well. And then we have base cards image variations.

[00:09:57] So these, just exactly what they say. Just different images. They might look like a base card, but you have to check the back of the card. Usually there is an easier way to spot than just the serial number on the back. In Heritage, usually there's something on the back of the card. It could still be small, but when you go through the back of the cards there, there's usually something representing like image variation. We might say it in like small words next to the checklist number or something like that. At least that's how it's been done in baseball. So 50 cards.

[00:10:26] Rookies and vets. Makai Lemon. Drake May. Joe Burrow. Jeremiah Love. Justin Jefferson. Jameer Gibbs. Denzel Boston. Lamar Jackson. Jordan Love. Jaden Daniels. Travis Hunter. Fernando Mendoza. Bo Nix. Jackson Dart. Ty Simpson. KC Conception. Caleb Williams. Carnell Tate. Pat Mahomes. Carson Beck. Malik Neighbors. Ibuka. Trevor Lawrence. CJ Stroud. Cam Ward. Jadarian Price. Dak Prescott. Jamar Chase. And then we have base cards legend variation.

[00:10:56] So these are going to be very rare. And at least I'm assuming so. Once again I don't have odds. So these are based off of assumptions. So even though these are going to look like base cards. And they are going to have numbering like a base card. You're going to see card number 75 for example. That's going to be Terry Bradshaw. But on the base checklist. That is actually Aaron Rodgers. So still the same team but different player. We've definitely seen this before. So these I'm sure are going to be very rare.

[00:11:26] If you do see a legend player in a base card. Take note that it's probably a tough hit. Terry Bradshaw. Dan Fout. Walter Payton. Frank Tarkenton. Archie Manning. Roger Staubach. Not that great of a legend list. Maybe I just don't appreciate older football like I should. But base cards. Alternate jersey variation. Just 20 cards here. No rookies. Because I'm sure that this is just based on last year when they wore their alt jerseys. We got B. John Robinson. Drake May. Marvin Harrison Jr. Joe Burrow. Jalen Hurts.

[00:11:55] Josh Allen. Justin Herbert. Baker Mayfield. Lamar Jackson. Bo Nix. JSN. Jackson Dart. Pat Mahomes. CeeDee Lamb. Base cards. No name variation. So this is just going to be where their name is supposed to be on the card. There's not going to be a name there. These are very easy to miss. One thing. Especially with all these variations that are very tough. Tough to notice sometimes. And it's very easy to miss. Make sure your breaker ships all cards. Not just hits. They should be shipping all cards for this. Because it is a paper product.

[00:12:24] It's not like chrome mixed with paper. Like a Bowman product or something like that. They should be shipping all hits. But yeah. Make sure that it's a breaker that you trust as well. For something like this. Because most are just going to go through what they are assuming base cards. Usually these variations will be in the same spot. But they are still very tough to miss. So. Trusted breaker. Make sure you get all the cards. Alright. So for the no name variations. 20 cards. No rookies here. B. John Robinson. Joe Burrow. Josh Allen. Derrick Henry.

[00:12:54] Brennan Aubrey. A kicker gets one. Daniel Jones. Jameer Gibbs. Jaden Daniels. Christian McCaffrey. Jackson Dart. Pat Mahomes. Cam Ward. Miles Garrett. Dak. And Jamar Chase. Base cards. Flipped helmet variation. So. What you're going to be seeing for this. I believe on the back of the card. On the card number you're going to see a helmet. It might be next to the number. Or just somewhere in the back of the card. It's probably going to be facing one direction. But on the random card you're going to see it facing the other way.

[00:13:23] So when you're flipping through. Looking for the backs of the variations. If you see the helmet facing the wrong way. Once again. Not to give away. Baseball. They usually do a flip bat variation. I'm assuming it's the same with football. So we have 20 cards. Xavier Worthy. Cam Scadaboo. Ramadunze. Cam Little. George Pickens. Josh Jacobs. This checklist isn't great. Travis Chelsea. Matthew Golden. That finally is someone worth it. Nico Collins. Jalen Waddle. Breece Hall. So that's what you're seeing for your inserts and your variations. Super tough to spot.

[00:13:55] Once the cards are out. I'm sure people will have examples of what to look for. Specifically for these variations. To be able to tell by just the back of the card. Because the front of the cards themselves. Are not going to be very easy to spot them. Alright. Next up we have the relics. Just like flagship. Relics pretty much tell you. Oh man. You did not get an auto list box. Relics aren't great. Not really what you want to see when you're opening the hobby. But we'll go through the checklist quickly anyway. Gridiron Collection Relics. We have 25 cards. And these are just rookies.

[00:14:24] We have base. Red out of five. And patch. One of ones. So these could actually be pretty nice. Carson Beck. Carnell Tate. Fernando Mendoza. Jeremiah Love. Malachi Fields. Makai Lemon. Ted Hurst. Ty Simpson. So yeah. 25 cards. All rookies. And then we have our locker room relics. 21 cards. Mix of vets and rookies. Base. Red out of five. And patch. One of ones. So. So far with these relics. The parallels are going to be very tough to hit. Hopefully that. Means that when you do hit a parallel.

[00:14:54] It is going to be a very nice looking relic or patch. So we have Bo Nix. Bryce Young. Carson Beck. Cam Ward. Kalen Williams. Fernando Mendoza. Jackson Dart. Jaden Daniels. Jeremiah Love. Ty Simpson. I'm assuming these are not going to be game use. Just. If there's rookies in here. Rookies have not had time to get their patches into autographs. And no one wants a redemption for a base relic like this. Rookie lineage. Relics. 40 cards. Base. Red out of five. And patch it.

[00:15:23] Patch 101. One. Arvell Reese. So all rookies of course. Carson Beck. Carnell Tate. Caleb Douglas. Denzel Boston. Dazon Stripling. Fernando Mendoza. Eli Stowers. Jeremiah Love. Jordan Tyson. Casey Conception. Makai Lemon. Mike Washington Jr. Ty Simpson. Real one relics. Just five guys on the checklist. Base. Red out of five. And patch 101s. If you do hit a relic. These are the ones to hit. Big players here. CJ Stroud. Cam Ward. Drake May. Jaden Daniels. Saquon Barkley.

[00:15:53] So big players not the biggest. Again relics. Not where you're looking to hit. But those are the ones if you do hit that you'll be finding. Next up we are going to go into autographs. And like I said Beckett still has their checklist up. Cardsmith Breaks is where I've been using their checklist. So they do a really nice job at the checklist. It's definitely a nice substitute for Beckett. But their auto checklist and their checklist in general don't go in an order of usually like rarity or SP.

[00:16:20] So as I go through these you know first one I'm going to go over is Chrome Auto Variations. That is not going to be the most common autograph to come across for sure. These are typically on card two. And these are really awesome looking autos. I'm looking at the Jalen Hurts one. He just signed in the corner but I'm okay with it just because of his signature. But yeah these these are going to be stunning if you hit one. Just 32 cards in the checklist. You have base. Gold out of 50. Orange out of 25. Red out of 5. And super fractures.

[00:16:46] As far as the players go we got Brock Purdy, Bryce Young, Carson Beck, Caleb Downs, Carnell Tate, Devontae Adams, Denzel Boston, Dak Prescott, Fernando Mendoza, George Pickens, Joe Burrow, Jalen Hurts, Jeremiah Love, Canary Price, Kenyon Sadiq, Mike Evans, Pat Sertain, Sam Darnold, Terry McLaurin, Ty Simpson, Tyler Warren. So pretty solid checklist. Not the most amazing checklist but definitely some nice names in there. I'm assuming certain guys are still going to be definitely tougher to hit than others.

[00:17:16] I wouldn't expect as many Dak Prescott's. I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't sign any base and he's just gold out of 50 or less which would make it just 81 cards on this checklist for him instead of probably 200 for the other guys. Then we have Bicentennial Relic Autographs. We have this is base out of 76. So these are all numbered to 76 and just 15 cards on the checklist. So Relic Autos here, Amon Ra, St. Brown, Brock Purdy, Carnell Tate, Dak Prescott, Earl Campbell. So we got the legend here.

[00:17:44] Eric Dickerson, Fernando Mendoza, Garrett Wilson, Garrett Goff, Jeremiah Love, Mikhail Lemon, Jordan Tyson, and Thurman Thomas. Founding Era Inc. This is 27 cards in the checklist. We have base, black border out of 76, gold, orange, red, and pink is your one of one. These are going to be paper cards. That's why you're not seeing a super factor on this. This is all rookie cards here.

[00:18:09] We have Carson Beck, Cade, Club Nick, Carnell Tate, Denzel Boston, Dazon Shribling, Fernando Mendoza, Jeremiah Love, Casey Conception, Kenyon Sadiq, Mikhail Lemon, Ty Simpson. So I'll get all the rookies that you would expect on that one. Gridiron Collection Relic Autographs. They did show one of these for Cam Ward. These are sticker autos. So these are relic sticker autos. At least the one that they showed are. If I'm actually hitting an auto in this, I really want it to be on card. I'd be very disappointed.

[00:18:37] Even though these are just at a 25 or less, I would really want this to be on card. But this is all rookies again. Antonio Williams, Carson Beck, Cade Club Nick, Fernando Mendoza, Jonah Coleman, Jeremiah Love, Malachi Fields, Mikhail Lemon, Mike Washington Jr., Ty Simpson. Heritage Rookie Autographs. So we got base, black border at 76, gold, orange, red, and pink border is our 101 once again. Same rookies that you expect to find, just a little more. 36 guys here.

[00:19:06] And then we have our locker room autograph relics. So we talked about the regular locker room relics before. They do also have auto relics. I'd expect these to be patch cards as well. But this is not just rookies. This has vets as well. Bo Nix, Bryce Young, Carson Beck, Cam Ward, Caleb Williams, Fernando Mendoza, James Cook, Jackson Dart, Jaden Daniels, Jeremiah Love, Ty Simpson. So solid checklists here. It's just 19 cards and most of the names are names that you'd want to hit. These are the ones coming up next.

[00:19:35] Just 45 cards and just base. We have the real one rookie autographs. These will probably be the most common autographs to hit, possibly. And yeah, 45 names on the checklist. These should be On Card, Blue Ink, Arvel Reese, Chris Brazell, Carson Beck, Caleb Down, CJ Daniels, Cade Klumnik, Carnell Tate, Denzel Boston, Eli Stowers, Fernando Mendoza, Jeremiah Love,

[00:20:01] Kaelin Black, Casey Conception, Kenyon Sadiq, Makai Lemon, Ty Simpson. And after that, we have the rookie lineage autograph relics. So this has base out of 100, 101 patch autographs as well. 23 cards, all rookies again. I'm not going to give you the same exact rookie names again. You know who you're going to find. Classic rendition autographs. We have 26 cards on this part of the checklist.

[00:20:27] We have black border, gold border, orange, red, and pink border. And we have vets and legends as well here. We start off with A.J. Brown, and then we get right to Andre Johnson. I'd love to have his auto. I was a big Andre Johnson fan. He was always great for me in fantasy. I would always pick him. I just love that Texan scene with Matt Schaub. It was always so much fun for me. Anyway, Amon Ross St. Brown, Boomer Sison, Bo Nix, Bryce Young, Caleb Williams, Donovan McNabb. That's with the Eagles.

[00:20:57] Howie Long, Julian Edelman with the Patriots. Jalen Hurts, Jalen Waddle, Kenneth Walker. He is with the Chiefs, Mike Evans, Mike Vick with the Falcons, Phil Sims, Randall Cunningham, Sam Darnold, Tom Brady with the Patriots, and Tony Romo. Then we have our real one autographs. We have base, and then we have red ink out of 76. I brought this up earlier. These red inks, these are the cards you want to hit. These always look fantastic.

[00:21:24] And this is a list of just vets, Austin Janty, Bo Nix, Chubba Hubbard, Cam Little, Caleb Williams. That's going to be a big one to find. Drake May, Josh Allen. That's probably the biggest. Jackson Dart, Jaden Daniels, Justin Jefferson, Matthew Golden. That is one that I want. Malik Neighbors, Puka Nakua. And yeah, those are the biggest guys. It's an okay checklist. Just 38 guys.

[00:21:51] Definitely some really awesome names here, but some names that could have switched out for other guys, I guess. But, oh well, what can you do? Flashback Autograph Relics. Just four cards. Legends. Dan Fouts, Drew Pearson, Roger Stalbach, and Terry Bracho. This is just base out of 25 in Patch 101. It's 26 cards apiece. 104 cards total. Those are going to be really, really tough. And then we have Walter Peden, Rookie Redemption. So, this is going to be like what we've seen in Flagship.

[00:22:21] Where you get the redemption card for a PSA Slab card of past player. And for this, it's going to be the 1976 Tops Walter Peden. It goes all the way from a PSA 10 redemption down to the most common, which is a PSA 6 redemption. The PSA 10 redemption, it looks like it is the only one. I'm assuming that this is 34 cards. I'm assuming because they have multiple PSA 6s listed. That is literally just 34 redemptions that you can find across the whole product.

[00:22:51] Yeah, so it's a fun one. You're going to see a lot of Bears hits listed on the checklist. But don't let that fool you. Because if anything, it's an extra 34 plus an extra amount to go over another five. So, an extra 39 cards out of all. Not technically one-on-ones, but it's the only one of them for each card listed. And then we have the cut signatures. Five cards, five different Walter Peden cut signatures. Yeah, cut signatures. We've talked about them on this show before.

[00:23:19] The one that they're showing off on the Tops website, it looks like he's signed at the bottom of the poster. It actually is a nice signature. It fills out the card really well. I never really liked the ones on the poster. I don't know if a plain piece of paper is that much better or one in a letter. But at the end of the day, it's a Walter Peden auto. I'm not going to complain. But just, yeah, it's not the best looking auto there is. There's better Walter Peden autos. And it's calling it a one-on-one. Because I guess it is, even though there's five of them on here.

[00:23:46] I'd rather get a Walter Peden auto some other way than have to pay a premium for a one-on-one from this checklist. So that's why Cardsmith does this awesome thing where they give you a few quick stats about the cards. And one of the things it says is which team has the most hits. It has Bears at 48 and then next is Cardinals at 17 and Titans at 17. Bears don't really have 48 hits. They have 48 minus the 39 or so that I just mentioned. I don't know if they just have nine different guys with hits.

[00:24:13] But, yeah, I would not really count them as into that factor. Also, teams with the most cards, they have Bears at 86. And then the real number, I think, is Chiefs at 62 and Browns at 60. Players with the most cards make sense. Fernando Mendoza with 16. Jeremiah Love at 16. And Garrett Newsmeiser at 15. 100 rookies in here. So, okay, that's what I thought before. 53 of the rookies have autos. Looks like all the big rookies that you can expect. And there are 1,467 different cards to hit.

[00:24:43] Of course, a big chunk of those are just one-of-ones. But, yeah, 1,467 different cards. And then you have parallels and players. But, yeah, it costs 30 different sets. So, whether that's inserts, base cards, SPs, variations, what have you. So, I always like that they do that. So, again, that's Cardsmith Breaks. I'm using the information. So, I want to make sure that I shout them out and give them some credit. As far as what I think about this product, if you're looking just for something to rip, you're looking for something to do, why not go for it?

[00:25:13] But, a lot of people love the Heritage stuff. It's not my favorite. I will say that the autos on it, the red ink autos are fantastic. The real one autos are great as well. But they are so tough to hit. Even if you're doing, like, a 20 case break, you know, you're probably going to be lucky to see 80 autos. And there's way more than that overall of players. So, you're probably not going to hit your guy's auto. So, I'd assume it'd be generous to say one red ink per case. So, 20 cases.

[00:25:43] I don't think you're going to hit 20 different red inks. And that is the true chase of the product, in my opinion. The chrome autos also lent them to it. Those look fantastic as well. But there are other chrome autos to be had, I think, in different products that are nicer than this. If you're looking to join a break, just be aware. It can be very, very, very boring. I don't really recommend joining a break on this. It will certainly be cheap. You'll be able to get your money's worth. You know, if you're just looking for something, you have a few hours to kill, you want something on in the background.

[00:26:12] You can get your money's worth that way. So, I couldn't really blame you for doing that. But if you're looking to be really engaged in a break, you need a good breaker doing this product. You can't have someone boring and dry. You need someone that, I'm not saying one of those breakers that's like, what are you doing, Chad? Or just hyping up every single relic. Oh, my goodness. But someone that can at least be engaged with you, talking to the chat. Things like that. But I've already shouted out many times the breakers that I recommend. You can also follow me on Twitter to see guys that I would recommend for that. But just choose your breaker carefully for this.

[00:26:41] Especially, not just for the engagement part or for the actual watching, but because the hits, the SPs, or the variations, whatever you want to call them, can be super hard to spot. And I would not expect them to, honestly. Because it is so tough. Yeah, you do want them to spot it. They should. Especially once they're piecing everything out and sorting. But when you get this and you get your chunk of base cards, look through all your base cards. Ultimately, the responsibility is going to come down to you to check all those base cards and see if you got any variations. Very important to do that for yourself.

[00:27:10] You don't want to be putting that away then all of a sudden, a few years later. It was always fun to find one of those hits a few years later, but you'd rather have it in hand while you first can capitalize it. All right, well, that's it for today's episode of Talking Cards Podcast with Grand Salami and the Juice. It is just me, the Juice here, but I will have Grand Salami back tomorrow along with a very special guest who we've been talking about having on here for a while. And you're finally going to get him on. So you will see for the next episode who that is as we talk about some different stuff in the hobby.

[00:27:39] Thank you for listening, everyone. Have a great day.