Topps Now may be known for their baseball and football cards, but the company also makes hockey stickers. The stickers can be purchased via the Topps website each week.

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As we’ve seen in recent years with Topps making short-print (SP) cards for many hyped rookies, Topps decided to make Strasburg’s RC an additional card to the flagship set as No. 661.

Topps’ debut patch cards have become a sought-after collectible for some young major leaguers The hype was ramped up by the pursuit of Paul Skenes’ card after it was released in November.

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Topps cashed in by releasing a series of trading cards in 1988, which fans of the Australian soap rushed out to buy. All the characters were featured, from Harold and Madge to Bouncer the Dog.