2026 Topps Museum Collection Baseball Breaks: Case Breaks, Team Checklist and How Hits Are Assigned
2026 Topps Museum Collection Baseball releases November 11, 2026. Every Hobby box is a single pack of eight cards, and Topps’ sell sheet lists one autograph, one autograph relic and one relic per box, so an 8-box case has 24 hits. FireHand Cards will break it live on YouTube, with every card for your team shipped to you free. Breaks are coming soon.
Current breaks at FireHand
Breaks are coming soon.
Each case breaks live as soon as every team sells. Until then, see every baseball break.
What’s in a box and case
A 2026 Topps Museum Collection Baseball Hobby box is one pack of eight cards. Topps’ sell sheet lists one autograph, one autograph relic and one relic per box, and a Hobby case holds eight boxes, so 24 hits.
| Spec | 2026 Topps Museum Collection Baseball |
|---|---|
| Release (street) date | Wednesday, November 11, 2026 (release dates are subject to change) |
| Configuration | 8 cards per pack, 1 pack per box, 8 boxes per case |
| Hits per box | Sell sheet: 1 autograph, 1 autograph relic and 1 relic |
| Hits per case | 24 (3 × 8) on the sell sheet’s count |
| Base set | 100 cards |
| Base parallels | Gold /275, Pink Sapphire /199, Sapphire /150, Amethyst /99, Ruby /75, Amber /60, Turquoise /50, Blue Topaz /25, Black Diamond /10, Diamond /5, Emerald 1/1, Printing Plates 1/1 |
| Autographs (card lines) | Archival Autographs (72), Museum Framed Autographs (74), Showpieces (42), Atelier Autographed Book (31), Retrospective Signatures (20), Dual On-Card Autographs (8), Pastime Portraits (8), Canvas Collection Original Player Autographs (10), Framed Hall of Fame Autographs (2) |
| Autograph relics | Momentous Material Jumbo Patch Autographs (85), Museum Framed Autograph Relics (62), Signature Swatches Dual (58) and Triple (28) Relic Autographs, Autographed Jumbo Lumber Bat Relics (46), Lifetime Members Relic Autographs (34), Written in History (13), dual-player books |
| Relics | Momentous Material Jumbo Relics (100), Jumbo Lumber Bat Nameplate Relics (100), Museum Memorabilia (190), Meaningful Material Relics (74), Primary Pieces Triple and Dual Relics |
| 1/1 art | Canvas Collection Originals, Iconic Sketches, Museum Murals and Faces of Greatness, randomly inserted |
Box configuration
One pack of eight cards per box. Since a box is one pack, Topps’ pack odds are also box odds: 1:44 packs means about one per 44 boxes.
Case configuration
Eight boxes per case, so 24 hits on the sell sheet’s per-box count.
Base parallels
Gold /275 down through Pink Sapphire, Sapphire, Amethyst, Ruby, Amber, Turquoise, Blue Topaz, Black Diamond and Diamond to Emerald 1/1 and Printing Plates 1/1.
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, with Topps’ Hobby pack odds from the official odds sheet (one pack per box):
- Museum Framed Autographs, from Bronze Frame 1:21 to Wood Frame 1:600.
- Momentous Material Jumbo Patch Autographs, 1:44.
- Atelier Autographed Book, 1:39.
- Lifetime Members Relic Autographs, 1:67.
- Written in History Relic Autographs, 1:146.
- Dual On-Card Autographs, Gold 1:577.
- Framed Hall of Fame Autographs, Wood Frame 1:22,210.
- Jumbo Bat Nameplate Relics, 1:438.
- Canvas Collection Originals 1/1 art, 1:46.
Chase cards
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 Museum PYT break, you buy one MLB 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 will have 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)
These are FireHand’s house rules for every break:
- Cards with more than one MLB team. When a card features players from more than one MLB team, a random draw among the owners of those teams decides who gets the card.
- 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 pairing an MLB player with a non-MLB player. The card goes to the team of the MLB player. The Shohei Ohtani / Sadaharu Oh Dual On-Card Autograph goes to the Dodgers, and the Hideki Matsui / Sadaharu Oh dual goes to the Yankees.
- Cards with no MLB team. Randomized among everyone in the break. In 2026 Museum that covers Sadaharu Oh’s solo Museum Framed Autograph.
Cards on Topps’ checklist with more than one MLB team: the Sandy Koufax (Dodgers) / Nolan Ryan (Angels) Dual On-Card Autograph; Dual Autographed Jumbo Lumber Bat Relic Books of Cal Ripken Jr. (Orioles) / Derek Jeter (Yankees) and Bobby Witt Jr. (Royals) / Mike Trout (Angels); Momentous Material Dual Jumbo Patch Autograph Books of Yu Darvish (Padres) / Kodai Senga (Mets), Darvish / Ichiro (Marlins), Adrian Beltré (Dodgers) / Albert Pujols (Angels), Miguel Cabrera (Tigers) / Pujols, Paul Skenes (Pirates) / Tarik Skubal (Tigers), Ichiro / Trout, Aaron Judge (Yankees) / Trout, Julio Rodríguez (Mariners) / Fernando Tatis Jr. (Padres), Trout / Witt and Joey Votto (Reds) / Freddie Freeman (Dodgers); and Dual Player Primary Pieces Dual Relics of Ken Griffey Jr. (Mariners) / Trout, Judge / Shohei Ohtani (Dodgers), Jeter / Ripken and Judge / Trout. All 10 Three-Player Primary Pieces Triple Relics are same-team trios, so they go straight to that team.
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 Museum Collection checklist (PDF) and odds sheet (PDF) list every card. The table below gives PYT buyers the team-by-team view of autograph, autograph-relic and relic subjects. The counts are checklist lines, not odds, and Topps notes that actual contents and odds may vary.
Checklist per Topps as of Oct 29, 2026; subject to change. See the official checklist.
What each team has
Team checklist as of Oct 29, 2026. Card lines count autograph, autograph relic and relic lines on Topps’ checklist (base and 1/1 art not counted; a dual counts once per team). Historical franchises count under today’s team. Breaks are coming soon. This table shows the checklist only.
| Team | Different auto / relic subjects | Auto / relic card lines | Notable autograph / relic subjects |
|---|---|---|---|
| Angels | 10 | 33 | Mike Trout, Albert Pujols, Christian Moore (rookie), Zach Neto |
| Astros | 14 | 47 | Jose Altuve, Craig Biggio, Jeff Bagwell, Yordan Alvarez, Brice Matthews (rookie), Jacob Melton (rookie), Zach Cole (rookie) |
| Athletics | 13 | 44 | Nick Kurtz, Mark McGwire, Jacob Wilson, Lawrence Butler, Carlos Cortes (rookie), Colby Thomas (rookie), Luis Morales (rookie) |
| Blue Jays | 7 | 23 | Vladimir Guerrero Jr., George Springer, Kazuma Okamoto (rookie), Trey Yesavage (rookie) |
| Braves | 19 | 78 | Chipper Jones, Ronald Acuña Jr., Matt Olson, Austin Riley |
| Brewers | 8 | 44 | Christian Yelich, Jackson Chourio, Jacob Misiorowski (rookie), Paul Molitor |
| Cardinals | 15 | 33 | Albert Pujols, Nolan Arenado, Ozzie Smith, Yadier Molina, JJ Wetherholt (rookie), Jimmy Crooks (rookie), Nathan Church (rookie) |
| Cubs | 19 | 58 | Pete Crow-Armstrong, Sammy Sosa, Nico Hoerner, Dansby Swanson, Owen Caissie (rookie) |
| Diamondbacks | 5 | 19 | Corbin Carroll, Geraldo Perdomo, Ketel Marte, Randy Johnson |
| Dodgers | 24 | 82 | Freddie Freeman, Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Alex Freeland (rookie) |
| Giants | 14 | 33 | Matt Chapman, Will Clark, Rafael Devers, Logan Webb, Bryce Eldridge (rookie), Carson Whisenhunt (rookie), Drew Gilbert (rookie) |
| Guardians | 6 | 14 | José Ramírez, Chase DeLauter (rookie), C.J. Kayfus (rookie), Parker Messick (rookie), Travis Bazzana (rookie) |
| Mariners | 17 | 61 | Julio Rodríguez, Ichiro, Ken Griffey Jr., Edgar Martinez, Cole Young (rookie), Harry Ford (rookie) |
| Marlins | 5 | 13 | Ichiro, Jakob Marsee (rookie), Dontrelle Willis, Eury Pérez |
| Mets | 19 | 58 | Francisco Lindor, Juan Soto, David Wright, Nolan McLean (rookie), Jonah Tong (rookie) |
| Nationals | 10 | 27 | James Wood, Dylan Crews, CJ Abrams, Brady House (rookie), Harry Ford (rookie) |
| Orioles | 12 | 54 | Cal Ripken Jr., Gunnar Henderson, Adley Rutschman, Jackson Holliday, Dylan Beavers (rookie), Jeremiah Jackson (rookie), Samuel Basallo (rookie) |
| Padres | 9 | 36 | Fernando Tatis Jr., Manny Machado, Yu Darvish, Tony Gwynn |
| Phillies | 18 | 65 | Trea Turner, Bryce Harper, Kyle Schwarber, Jimmy Rollins, Andrew Painter (rookie), Justin Crawford (rookie) |
| Pirates | 11 | 30 | Andrew McCutchen, Paul Skenes, Bubba Chandler (rookie), Oneil Cruz, Hunter Barco (rookie), Konnor Griffin (rookie), Rafael Flores (rookie) |
| Rangers | 9 | 23 | Adrian Beltré, Wyatt Langford, Nolan Ryan, Corey Seager |
| Rays | 6 | 18 | Junior Caminero, Carson Williams (rookie), Shane McClanahan, Jonathan Aranda |
| Red Sox | 25 | 70 | David Ortiz, Roman Anthony (rookie), Dustin Pedroia, Jarren Duran, Jhostynxon Garcia (rookie), Payton Tolle (rookie) |
| Reds | 10 | 29 | Joey Votto, Barry Larkin, Elly De La Cruz, Eric Davis, Chase Burns (rookie), Sal Stewart (rookie) |
| Rockies | 5 | 10 | Larry Walker, Kyle Karros (rookie), Yanquiel Fernández (rookie), Charlie Blackmon |
| Royals | 9 | 37 | Bobby Witt Jr., Jac Caglianone (rookie), Salvador Perez, George Brett, Carter Jensen (rookie) |
| Tigers | 11 | 36 | Miguel Cabrera, Tarik Skubal, Riley Greene, Justin Verlander, Kevin McGonigle (rookie) |
| Twins | 12 | 26 | Byron Buxton, Royce Lewis, Kirby Puckett, Justin Morneau |
| White Sox | 7 | 26 | Frank Thomas, Colson Montgomery (rookie), Kyle Teel (rookie), Munetaka Murakami (rookie) |
| Yankees | 28 | 111 | Derek Jeter, Aaron Judge, Mariano Rivera, Don Mattingly, Cam Schlittler (rookie) |
Where the depth is
On Topps’ checklist, the Yankees have the most autograph and relic card lines (111, led by Derek Jeter with 19 and Aaron Judge with 17), followed by the Dodgers (82), Braves (78) and Red Sox (70). Every hit is randomly inserted, so no team is guaranteed a card. Checklist per Topps as of Oct 29, 2026; subject to change.
Is a break worth it?
A sealed Museum box is one pack of eight cards with three hits from random teams. A FireHand team spot gets you every card your team pulls from a full 8-box case: 24 hits on the sell sheet’s count, spread across 30 teams, including the jumbo patches, on-card autographs and framed cards.
The trade-off is certainty. A team spot doesn’t guarantee a hit, and a sealed box guarantees its three, just not for your team.
A break suits you if you collect one team, want a shot at Museum’s dual books or framed autographs for your players without buying a box, or like watching the case opened live. A sealed box suits you if you want guaranteed hits in hand and don’t mind which team they’re from.
FAQ
What comes in a 2026 Topps Museum Collection Baseball hobby box?
One pack of eight cards. Topps’ sell sheet lists one autograph, one autograph relic and one relic per box. A hobby case has eight boxes, so 24 hits. The product releases November 11, 2026.
Which teams have the most autographs and relics in 2026 Topps Museum?
On Topps’ checklist, the Yankees have the most autograph and relic card lines (111), followed by the Dodgers (82), Braves (78) and Red Sox (70). 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 dual autograph book with players from two teams?
A random draw among the owners of those teams decides. If the card is high-value, the owners decide together: a random draw, sell and split, a buyout, or anything else they agree on.
Who gets the Shohei Ohtani / Sadaharu Oh dual autograph?
The Dodgers owner. When an MLB player shares a card with a figure who isn’t in MLB, the card goes to the MLB player’s team.
When does a FireHand Museum 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.
Join a break
FireHand has been running live shows since 2008. Browse every pick-your-team break, baseball break and case break, see the 2026 Five Star hub, or subscribe on YouTube to catch the first Museum case live. Questions? See our support FAQ.