2026-27 Topps Flagship Basketball Breaks: Jumbo & Hobby Case Breaks, Team Prices and Checklist by Team
2026-27 Topps Flagship Basketball releases November 5, 2026 (it moved from October 22). A Jumbo box has one autograph and one relic, so a six-box Jumbo case has six autographs and six relics; a Hobby box has one autograph or relic. FireHand Cards runs it as 30-team pick-your-team (PYT) case breaks: you buy one NBA team, we open the case live on YouTube, and every card for your team ships to you free.
Current breaks at FireHand
26/27 Topps Basketball Jumbo 6 Box Case Break PYT #1: open now. 6-box Jumbo case, 30 team spots (all NBA teams), at least 6 autographs and 6 memorabilia cards. 15 of 30 teams were still open at Oct 29, 2026, 2:36 PM CT.
26/27 Topps Basketball Jumbo 6 Box Case Break PYT #2: open now. 6-box Jumbo case, 30 team spots (all NBA teams), at least 6 autographs and 6 memorabilia cards. 21 of 30 teams were still open at Oct 29, 2026, 2:36 PM CT.
Starting Jumbo team prices run $39 to $259 (the listings’ starting PYT prices, sold teams included, read Oct 29, 2026, 7:52 PM CT). Each case breaks live as soon as its last team sells.
Hobby breaks: Hobby breaks are coming soon.
Jumbo vs Hobby: what’s in each box and case
A 2026-27 Topps Flagship Basketball Jumbo box has 10 packs of 28 cards with one autograph and one relic, and a Jumbo case holds six boxes (six autographs and six relics). A Hobby box has 20 packs of 12 cards with one autograph or relic, and a Hobby case holds 12 boxes. Each format has its own exclusive parallels, and Player Number Variations are Hobby-only.
| Spec | Jumbo | Hobby |
|---|---|---|
| Release (street) date | November 5, 2026 (earlier guides said October 22) | November 5, 2026 |
| Configuration | 28 cards per pack, 10 packs per box | 12 cards per pack, 20 packs per box |
| Hits per box | 1 autograph and 1 relic | 1 autograph or relic |
| Boxes per case | 6 | 12 |
| Hits per case | 6 autographs + 6 relics (FireHand listing: minimum 6 autographs, 6 memorabilia) | 12 autographs or relics (1 per box) |
| Exclusives | Jumbo-only parallels | Hobby-only parallels; Player Number Variations |
| Base set | 300 cards; rookies #256-300 on Topps’ checklist | Same |
Jumbo
Ten packs of 28 cards per box, with one autograph and one relic in every box. Six boxes per case, so a Jumbo case break has six autographs and six relics. Jumbo boxes carry Jumbo-only parallels.
Hobby
Twenty packs of 12 cards per box, with one autograph or relic per box. Twelve boxes per case, so a Hobby case break has 12 autographs or relics. Hobby boxes carry Hobby-only parallels and the Player Number Variations.
New for 2026-27
Clear Variations (/10) join the base-set variations, the first-ever Gold 1/1 All Kings cards headline the Super Short Prints, and Bounce (card technology that mimics the texture of a basketball), Poster Factory and Drivers are new inserts.
Other boxes and packs
Base cards and parallels
These are Topps sample images, shown so you can see what the cards look like. They are not cards pulled in a FireHand break, and final production cards may differ.
The chase cards
These are the cards everyone on the stream is waiting for:
- Rookie Photo Shoot Autographs and Dual Autographs from the first official rookie class: AJ Dybantsa, Darryn Peterson, Cameron Boozer, Caleb Wilson, Keaton Wagler and more.
- Flagship Real One Autographs and Relics.
- 1981-82 Topps Basketball Autographs, on the returning burst design.
- All Kings Gold 1/1, the first ever in Topps Basketball.
- Hardwood Stars and Bounce case hits.
- First LeBron James Sixers and Giannis Antetokounmpo Heat cards.
Chase cards
Inserts
Autographs and relics
These are Topps sample images, shown so you can see what the cards look like. They are not cards pulled in a FireHand break, and final production cards may differ.
How a FireHand PYT break works
In a FireHand Topps Basketball PYT break, you buy one NBA team and receive every card pulled for that team when the case is opened live.
- Pick your team and buy the spot. Each of the 30 team spots has its own price on the break page.
- The break fills. Pick-your-team breaks load in the store daily between 8 and 9 AM Pacific. You get an email before your break starts.
- It breaks once every spot is sold. FireHand only breaks once every spot is sold. When the last spot sells, the case is opened live on YouTube. Watch on the FireHand Cards YouTube channel or our Live page.
- Your cards ship free. Shipping is free on group breaks. Packages go out every Tuesday and Friday, and international shipping goes out every other Thursday. See shipping.
- See your hits in HEYSTACK. When a break is imaged (many are, not all), hit images show up in HEYSTACK. Create a free HEYSTACK account with the email you use on FireHand Cards.
How team ownership works (multi-team cards and special cases)
- Cards with more than one NBA team. When a card features players from more than one NBA team, a random draw among the owners of those teams decides who gets the card. In 2026-27 Flagship that includes the eight Rookie Photo Shoot Dual Autographs (for example AJ Dybantsa / Darryn Peterson, Wizards and Jazz).
- High-value multi-team cards. When a multi-team card has significant value, FireHand leaves the decision to the team owners involved. They can choose a random draw, sell the card and split the money, have one owner buy out the other(s), or settle it any other way they agree on.
- Cards with no NBA team. Randomized among everyone in the break.
- Historical franchises count under today’s team: the Seattle SuperSonics card (Gary Payton, Contemporary Marks auto) goes to the Thunder.
The eight Rookie Photo Shoot Dual Autographs: AJ Dybantsa (Wizards) / Darryn Peterson (Jazz); Aday Mara (Thunder) / Hannes Steinbach (Hornets); Caleb Wilson (Bulls) / Cameron Boozer (Grizzlies); Chris Cenac Jr. (Celtics) / Christian Anderson Jr. (Hornets); Koa Peat (Suns) / Cameron Carr (Lakers); Bennett Stirtz (Thunder) / Dailyn Swain (Bulls); Keaton Wagler (Clippers) / Kingston Flemings (Hawks); Yaxel Lendeborg (Warriors) / Mikel Brown Jr. (Nets).
What if my team gets nothing?
It can happen. A team can go a whole break without a hit, and FireHand doesn’t currently offer skunk protection. You still earn Firehand Points on every purchase: every $1 you spend on firehandcards.com earns 1 point, and points come off future orders at checkout.
Checklist by team
Topps’ official 2026-27 Topps Flagship Basketball checklist (PDF) lists every card. The table below gives PYT buyers the team-by-team view of autograph and relic subjects, with this year’s rookies marked. The counts are checklist lines, not odds, and every card is randomly inserted.
Checklist per Topps as of Oct 29, 2026; subject to change. See the official checklist.
Team prices and what each team has
Starting Jumbo team prices as of Oct 29, 2026, 7:52 PM CT (FireHand Jumbo PYT #1 and #2, same starting prices in both; team status as of Oct 29, 2026, 2:36 PM CT). Card lines count autograph and relic lines on Topps’ checklist (base, inserts, variations and facsimile autographs not counted; a dual counts once per team).
| Team | Jumbo starting price (PYT #1 and #2) | Jumbo status (Oct 29, 2026) | Different auto / relic subjects | Auto / relic card lines | Notable autograph / relic subjects |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blazers | $45 | #1 Open · #2 Open | 5 | 8 | Scoot Henderson, Shaedon Sharpe, Deni Avdija, Donovan Clingan |
| Bucks | $105 | #1 Sold · #2 Open | 7 | 29 | Brayden Burries (rookie), Nate Ament (rookie), Cole Anthony, Oscar Robertson |
| Bulls | $259 | #1 Sold · #2 Sold | 8 | 30 | Caleb Wilson (rookie), Dailyn Swain (rookie), Collin Sexton, Steve Kerr |
| Cavaliers | $65 | #1 Sold · #2 Open | 5 | 7 | James Harden, Dean Wade, Max Strus, Donovan Mitchell |
| Celtics | $125 | #1 Open · #2 Open | 8 | 39 | Chris Cenac Jr. (rookie), Dillon Mitchell (rookie), Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown |
| Clippers | $95 | #1 Sold · #2 Sold | 3 | 22 | Keaton Wagler (rookie), Baba Miller (rookie), Kawhi Leonard |
| Grizzlies | $259 | #1 Open · #2 Open | 6 | 22 | Cameron Boozer (rookie), Cedric Coward, Jaylen Wells, Richie Saunders (rookie) |
| Hawks | $115 | #1 Sold · #2 Open | 9 | 49 | Kingston Flemings (rookie), Zuby Ejiofor (rookie), Henri Veesaar (rookie), Jalen Johnson |
| Heat | $79 | #1 Sold · #2 Open | 10 | 27 | Ryan Conwell (rookie), Bam Adebayo, Dwyane Wade, Giannis Antetokounmpo |
| Hornets | $79 | #1 Sold · #2 Open | 9 | 39 | Hannes Steinbach (rookie), Christian Anderson Jr. (rookie), Kon Knueppel, Brandon Miller |
| Jazz | $259 | #1 Sold · #2 Open | 5 | 22 | Darryn Peterson (rookie), Ace Bailey, Karl Malone, Jaren Jackson Jr. |
| Kings | $159 | #1 Open · #2 Open | 5 | 18 | Alex Karaban (rookie), Zach Lavine, Maxime Raynaud, Zach Randolph |
| Knicks | $129 | #1 Open · #2 Open | 14 | 43 | Tyler Nickel (rookie), Jalen Brunson, Mikal Bridges, OG Anunoby, Jack Kayil (rookie) |
| Lakers | $239 | #1 Sold · #2 Sold | 12 | 32 | Cameron Carr (rookie), LeBron James, Magic Johnson, Luka Dončić |
| Magic | $55 | #1 Open · #2 Open | 7 | 11 | Paolo Banchero, Anthony Black, Dwight Howard, Grant Hill |
| Mavericks | $169 | #1 Sold · #2 Sold | 15 | 55 | Morez Johnson Jr. (rookie), Sergio De Larrea (rookie), Tobi Lawal (rookie), Cooper Flagg |
| Nets | $155 | #1 Open · #2 Open | 6 | 27 | Mikel Brown Jr. (rookie), Joshua Jefferson (rookie), Nolan Traore, Nic Claxton |
| Nuggets | $79 | #1 Sold · #2 Sold | 7 | 28 | Trevon Brazile (rookie), Jamal Murray, Nikola Jokić, Carmelo Anthony |
| Pacers | $55 | #1 Open · #2 Open | 6 | 21 | Braden Smith (rookie), Pascal Siakam, Tyrese Haliburton, Obi Toppin |
| Pelicans | $39 | #1 Open · #2 Open | 6 | 7 | Derik Queen, Herbert Jones, Kevon Looney, Zion Williamson |
| Pistons | $79 | #1 Open · #2 Open | 6 | 21 | Ebuka Okorie (rookie), Cade Cunningham, Jalen Duren, Dennis Rodman |
| Raptors | $75 | #1 Open · #2 Open | 6 | 26 | Allen Graves (rookie), Jaden Bradley (rookie), RJ Barrett, Scottie Barnes |
| Rockets | $69 | #1 Sold · #2 Sold | 7 | 14 | Kevin Durant, Yao Ming, Bruce Thornton (rookie), Dorian Finney-Smith |
| Sixers | $109 | #1 Sold · #2 Sold | 6 | 22 | Labaron Philon Jr. (rookie), Tyrese Maxey, VJ Edgecombe, Joel Embiid |
| Spurs | $209 | #1 Open · #2 Open | 7 | 39 | Tarris Reed Jr. (rookie), Ja’Kobi Gillespie (rookie), Victor Wembanyama, Dylan Harper |
| Suns | $65 | #1 Open · #2 Open | 7 | 21 | Koa Peat (rookie), Devin Booker, Steve Nash, Dillon Brooks |
| Thunder | $239 | #1 Open · #2 Open | 13 | 52 | Aday Mara (rookie), Bennett Stirtz (rookie), Otega Oweh (rookie), Chet Holmgren |
| Timberwolves | $95 | #1 Open · #2 Open | 5 | 14 | Anthony Edwards, Rudy Gobert, Donte DiVincenzo, Isaiah Evans (rookie) |
| Warriors | $259 | #1 Sold · #2 Sold | 10 | 29 | Yaxel Lendeborg (rookie), Stephen Curry, Kristaps Porzingis, Brandin Podziemski |
| Wizards | $259 | #1 Sold · #2 Sold | 8 | 33 | AJ Dybantsa (rookie), Felix Okpara (rookie), Trae Young, Tre Johnson III |
Starting prices shown; check the live listing for current spot prices.
Why some teams cost more
Team prices follow the rookie class and checklist depth. The Bulls, Grizzlies, Jazz, Warriors and Wizards have the highest starting price, $259, and spots start at $39. The Wizards (AJ Dybantsa), Jazz (Darryn Peterson), Grizzlies (Cameron Boozer) and Bulls (Caleb Wilson) each have one of the top rookies, with 12 autograph and relic lines apiece for those players. A higher price buys more chances, not a guaranteed hit.
Past FireHand breaks and big hits
None yet. 2026-27 Topps Flagship Basketball releases November 5, 2026, and FireHand breaks each case only once every team sells. Each completed break gets added here with its video, timestamps and best hits.
Is a break worth it?
A sealed six-box Jumbo case gets you six autographs and six relics from random teams. FireHand Jumbo team spots have starting prices of $39 to $259, and a spot gets you every card your team pulls from that full case, including every base card, rookie, parallel and insert for your team.
The trade-off is certainty. Six autographs and six relics are spread across 30 teams, so a team spot doesn’t guarantee a hit. A sealed box guarantees its hits, just not for your team.
A break suits you if you collect one team, want your team’s first official rookie cards of this class, or like watching the case opened live. Jumbo suits hit-focused buyers (an autograph and a relic in every box); Hobby, once the planned Hobby PYT breaks are listed, suits collectors chasing Hobby-only parallels and Player Number Variations.
FAQ
What comes in a 2026-27 Topps Flagship Basketball Jumbo box?
Ten packs of 28 cards with one autograph and one relic. A Jumbo case has six boxes, so six autographs and six relics. The product releases November 5, 2026.
What’s the difference between Topps Basketball Jumbo and Hobby?
A Jumbo box has 10 packs of 28 cards with one autograph and one relic. A Hobby box has 20 packs of 12 cards with one autograph or relic, and a Hobby case has 12 boxes. Each format has its own exclusive parallels, and Player Number Variations are Hobby-only.
When does 2026-27 Topps Flagship Basketball come out?
November 5, 2026, on Topps’ release calendar. Earlier guides listed October 22 before the release moved.
Which teams have the most autographs and relics in 2026-27 Topps Flagship?
On Topps’ checklist, the Mavericks have the most autograph and relic card lines (55), followed by the Thunder (52), Hawks (49) and Knicks (43). Every card is randomly inserted, so no team is guaranteed a hit. Checklist per Topps as of Oct 29, 2026; subject to change.
Who gets a Rookie Photo Shoot Dual Autograph with two teams’ rookies?
A random draw among the owners of the two teams decides. If the card has significant value, the owners decide together: a random draw, sell and split, a buyout, or anything else they agree on.
When does a FireHand Topps Basketball break happen?
As soon as every team sells. FireHand breaks the case live on YouTube once all 30 teams are sold.
Where can I watch the break, and when do my cards ship?
Every FireHand break streams live on the FireHand Cards YouTube channel, and you get an email before your break starts. Shipping is free on group breaks. Packages go out every Tuesday and Friday, and international orders ship every other Thursday.
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