What You Need To Know About The 2022 Topps Museum Collection Release [Updated w/Checklist]

By Mike D
on September 7th, 2022
in Releases

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With one autograph or memorabilia card, plus one parallel per pack, the 2022 Topps Museum Collection offering is similar to the last few iterations of the product, and consistent with its reputation as a fairly hit-centric product.

These were originally slated for a June release, but were delayed to September. Are they worth the wait? Let’s take a look!

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2022 Topps Museum Collection release format

2022 Topps Museum Collection has a scheduled release date of September 7,2022 (subject to change).

The breakdown of 2022 Topps Museum Collection’s hobby release is:

5 cards per pack
4 packs per box
12 boxes per case

Each Box contains:

1 Autographed Relic Card
On-Card Autographed Card
1 Quad Relic Card
1 Relic Card

In addition, there are two guaranteed Case Hits:

1 Museum Collection Framed Autograph Card
1 Jumbo Relic Autograph Card

Box pre-sales online are ranging from $358 to $449, with case pre-sales around $4,700.

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2022 Topps Museum Collection Baseball base set

The hits are the headline here, but there is a 2022 Topps Museum Collection base set. It has only 100 cards. The checklist focuses on current stars, a few of the top rookies of 2022, and a few retired stars.

You will find the 2022 Topps Museum Collection checklist at the end of this article.

2022 Topps Museum Collection parallels

Parallels in 2022 Topps Museum Collection are one-per-pack.

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The breakdown:

Copper
Sapphire: /150
Amethyst: /99
Ruby: /50
Emerald: 1/1

In addition to the base set parallels, inserts, memorabilia, and autograph cards also have parallels available. More info on those below.

**2022 Topps Museum Collection**
**Amethyst** **Parallel**

2022 Topps Museum Collection inserts

There are a number of inserts included in the 2022 Topps Museum Collection, including the return of popular artwork-based Canvas Collection.

Canvas Collection Originals & Canvas Collection Originals Shaped Sketch

Featuring custom artwork printed on real canvas, these art cards return for another go-around in 2022.

The checklist for this insert sets are not available pre-release, so it will be interesting to see what artists and players are highlighted.

Canvas Collection Reprints

This 50-card offering features a checklist of the biggest stars of today and yesteryear, with the canvas treatment.

Parallel “Artist Proof” versions are available and limited to print runs of 50 copies.

2022 Topps Museum Collection Memorabilia

With one memorabilia card or autograph (or autographed memorabilia) card per pack, it’s unsurprising that there are a myriad of memorabilia sets in this product. Let’s explore the different offerings.

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Single-Player Primary Pieces Quad Relics

These relics feature one player per card, with four pieces of memorabilia per card. There are 98 cards in the set, each numbered to 99 copies or fewer. The checklist features mostly current players, but there is a spattering of former stars as well.

You can find Copper (/75), Gold (/25), and Emerald (1/1) parallel versions as well.

Single-Player Primary Pieces Quad Relics Gold Parallel

Single-Player Primary Pieces Quad Relics Legends

This 26 card set is numbered to 25 copies or fewer. Like the quad relics above, it features a single player and four pieces of memorabilia. Unlike the above, which is heavy on current players, this set features iconic stars of the past, including many Hall of Famers and future Hall of Famers.

Gold (/10) and Emerald (1/1) parallel offers are also available.

Meaningful Material Relics I & II

Single-player relic cards all numbered to 50 copies or fewer. These two 100 card sets have checklists that feature a mix of current stars and former players, including Hall of Famers.

Parallels include Copper (/35), Gold (/25), Ruby (/10), and Emerald (1/1).

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Dual Meaningful Material Relics

The Meaningful Materials line, but with double the fun! This 28 card set, all serial numbered to 50 or fewer, feature two players and two relics.

Players are paired up as current teammates, same team, same position, and other “meaningful” pairings.

Parallels include Copper (/35), Ruby (/10), and Emerald (1/1).

Four-Player Primary Pieces Quad Relics

If one player on a relic is good, and two is better, than clearly four players is the best of all, right? This 26 card offering, which are numbered to 99 or fewer, offer a lot of goodness on a single card. Players are grouped again as current teammates, same team, and same position.

Parallels include Copper (/75), Gold (/25), and Emerald (1/1).

MLB Authenticated Base Relics

This 10 card set is numbered to 10 copies per card, and include a piece of MLB authenticated base. The checklist consists of current stars.

Parallel versions include Ruby (/5) and Emerald (1/1).

Momentous Material Jumbo Patch Relics

Featuring a jumbo-sized patch, these are numbered to five copies each or less. There are 70 cards in the set. The checklist consists of a mix of current and former players, including some current and future Hall of Famers. 1/1 Emerald parallels are also available.

2022 Topps Museum Collection
Momentous Material Jumbo Patch

Museum Memorabilia Relics I & II

These two sets contain 97 and 94 cards, respectively. All cards are 1/1, although most players have two cards in the set, so while they are 1/1 they’re not necessarily the other example of that player in the offering.

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Jumbo Lumber Bat Nameplate

Featuring 75 cards, all 1/1’s, this set features large pieces of bat nameplates. The checklist is made up of current stars, former players, and a number of Hall of Famers.

2022 Topps Museum Collection Autographs

As with most ultra-modern products, the autographed hits (including signed relics) are the ones people really want, and demand the highest prices upon resale. Let’s look at some of the autographed offerings in the 2022 Topps Museum Collection boxes that collectors will be chasing.

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Archival Autographs

The largest autograph offering is the Archival Autographs, which is made up of 89 cards, all serial numbered to 299 copies or fewer.

The larger checklist means that while there are a number of big names, both current and retired, there are also some more mundane names, which may not thrill collectors if they are the “big hit” from the box.

Copper (/50), Gold (/25), and Emerald (1/1) parallels are available.

2022 Topps Museum Collection
Framed Hall of Fame Autographs

Single-Player Signature Swatches Dual Relic Autographs

This dual-relic autograph offering consists of 53 cards. Numbered to 399 copies or fewer, these are one of the most plentiful autograph offering available.

Copper (/50), Gold (/25), and Emerald (1/1) parallel versions are also available.

2022 Topps Museum Collection
Single-Player Signature Swatches Dual Relic Autographs

Single-Player Signature Swatches Triple Relic Autographs

Triple Relics Autographs is made up of 34 cards. Like the dual-relics, these are numbered to 399 copies or fewer. Copper (/50), Gold (/25), and Emerald (1/1) parallel versions are also available.

Atelier Autograph Books

These books open up to display an ultra-wide photo of the featured player in their home ballpark. The set is made up of 24 cards, all numbered to 25 copies or fewer.

The checklist features all current players, a mix of future Hall of Famers, young stars, and others. No parallel versions exist for this offering.

Superstar Showpieces

This 30 card set is limited to 25 copies each or fewer. The “superstar” title is mostly accurate, although there are a few names here (Jarren Duran?) where we’ll have to wait and see.

Triple Autographs

This 9-card set offers three autographs per card. Serial numbered to 5 copies each, these cards have some great themes. Team themes give us Tom Glavine / Greg Maddux / John Smoltz and Andy Pettitte / Derek Jeter / Mariano Rivera.

Autographed Jumbo Lumber Bat Relics

The Jumbo Lumber Bat Relics memorabilia offering gets the autographed treatment. The 24-card set is limited to five copies each.

The checklist is an impressive one, with most of the biggest names in Jumbo Lumber included. A 1/1 Emerald parallel version is also available.

Canvas Collection Originals Player Autographs

20 select players from the Canvas Collection relic offering also gets autographs. These 1/1 offerings offer a nice mix of all-time greats (Ichiro, Jeter), today’s biggest stars (Judge, Freeman), and rising stars (Witt Jr.).

Dual Autographs

As the name suggests, these offer two autographs of players who share something in common. Usually this is that they are either teammates or played for the same team, but there are also at least one that is “shared positions” (Rollie Fingers / Dennis Eckersley) and a father/son (Vladimir Guerrero Jr. / Vladimir Guerrero).

The set consists of 21 cards, each limited to 15 copies or fewer. The checklist is a who’s who of big names from the last few decades.

Museum Framed Autographs

Sixty-five cards make up this offering, which isn’t serial numbered. Additionally, Silver Frame (/15), Gold Frame (/10), Black Frame (/5), and Wood Frame (1/1) parallels can be found.

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Momentous Material Jumbo Patch Autographs

Momentous Material Jumbo Patch relics get autographs. These are limited to 15 copies or fewer, and the checklist is actually slightly larger than for the unsigned versions, with 83 cards.

Gold (/5) and Emerald (1/1) parallel versions are also available.

Framed Hall of Fame Autographs

As the name suggests, these cards are framed and contain autographs of members of the National Baseball Hall of Fame. The 41 card set is limited to ten copies or fewer.

MLB Authenticated Base Autograph Relics

10 cards, each limited to 10 copies or fewer. The checklist includes Hall of Famer Derek Jeter, future Hall of Famer Buster Posey, and eight current stars. Ruby (/5) and Emerald (1/1) parallels are tougher pulls.

Momentous Material Dual Jumbo Patch Autographs

Two players, two patches, two autographs. The 30 card set is limited to only 5 copies each, with an Emerald parallel (1/1) version also available.

Dual Autographed Jumbo Lumber Bat Relics

These are an especially cool offering, with two autographs and bat pieces. The 20 card set is limited to 5 copies each. Many of these cards feature two Hall of Famers, and there are a number of future Hall of Famers and other big names included.

A 1/1 Emerald parallel is also available.

Museum Framed Autograph Patch

With a 32 card checklist featuring a mix of current stars and franchise icons, this 1/1 offering is a tough pull.

Museum Framed Dual Autograph Patch Books

This offering is 11 cards, each 1/1. Some of the combos here are pretty epic, like Aaron Judge / Derek Jeter and Ken Griffey Jr. / Mike Trout.

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The final word on 2022 Topps Museum Collection

2022 Topps Museum Collection offers collectors a hit in every pack, and some really exclusive and exciting autographed and memorabilia cards. While far from inexpensive, if you’re looking to take a chance, there’s potential for a one-of-a-kind piece of art in this museum.

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2022 Topps Museum Collection Checklist

Below you can find a sortable 2022 Topps Museum Collection checklist from the various base, inserts, autos from the set, and much more.

Set :

Number :

Player :

Team :

Rookie? :

wdt_ID	Set	Number	Player	Team	Rookie?
1	Base	1	George Brett	Kansas City Royals®
2	Base	2	Reggie Jackson	Oakland Athletics™
3	Base	3	Hunter Greene	Cincinnati Reds®	Rookie
4	Base	4	Roger Clemens	Toronto Blue Jays®
5	Base	5	Mookie Betts	Los Angeles Dodgers®
6	Base	6	Salvador Perez	Kansas City Royals®
7	Base	7	Bobby Witt Jr.	Kansas City Royals®	Rookie
8	Base	8	Anthony Rendon	Angels®
9	Base	9	Seiya Suzuki	Chicago Cubs®
10	Base	10	Brandon Marsh	Angels®	Rookie
11	Base	11	Joe Ryan	Minnesota Twins®	Rookie
12	Base	12	Eloy Jimenez	Chicago White Sox®
13	Base	13	Shane Baz	Tampa Bay Rays™	Rookie
14	Base	14	Royce Lewis	Minnesota Twins®	Rookie
15	Base	15	Francisco Lindor	New York Mets®
16	Base	16	Max Scherzer	New York Mets®
17	Base	17	Heliot Ramos	San Francisco Giants®	Rookie
18	Base	18	Mike Trout	Angels®
19	Base	19	Bryan De La Cruz	Miami Marlins®	Rookie
20	Base	20	Javier Baez	Detroit Tigers®
21	Base	21	Anthony Rizzo	New York Yankees®
22	Base	22	Frank Thomas	Chicago White Sox®
23	Base	23	George Kirby	Seattle Mariners™	Rookie
24	Base	24	Harmon Killebrew	Minnesota Twins®
25	Base	25	Bryson Stott	Philadelphia Phillies®	Rookie
26	Base	26	Byron Buxton	Minnesota Twins®
27	Base	27	Kirby Puckett	Minnesota Twins®
28	Base	28	Chipper Jones	Atlanta Braves™
29	Base	29	Rhys Hoskins	Philadelphia Phillies®
30	Base	30	Greg Maddux	Chicago Cubs®
31	Base	31	Vidal Brujan	Tampa Bay Rays™	Rookie
32	Base	32	Vladimir Guerrero	Montréal Expos™
33	Base	33	Bo Bichette	Toronto Blue Jays®
34	Base	34	Buster Posey	San Francisco Giants®
35	Base	35	Mike Piazza	New York Mets®
36	Base	36	Corey Seager	Texas Rangers®
37	Base	37	Albert Pujols	St. Louis Cardinals®
38	Base	38	Jacob deGrom	New York Mets®
39	Base	39	Honus Wagner	Pittsburgh Pirates®
40	Base	40	Shane Bieber	Cleveland Guardians™
41	Base	41	Freddie Freeman	Los Angeles Dodgers®
42	Base	42	Manny Machado	San Diego Padres™
43	Base	43	Jarren Duran	Boston Red Sox®	Rookie
44	Base	44	Matt Chapman	Toronto Blue Jays®
45	Base	45	Carl Yastrzemski	Boston Red Sox®
46	Base	46	Ronald Acuña Jr.	Atlanta Braves™
47	Base	47	CJ Abrams	San Diego Padres™	Rookie
48	Base	48	Aaron Judge	New York Yankees®
49	Base	49	Jose Altuve	Houston Astros®
50	Base	50	Miguel Cabrera	Detroit Tigers®
51	Base	51	Pete Alonso	New York Mets®
52	Base	52	Tony Gwynn	San Diego Padres™
53	Base	53	Shohei Ohtani	Angels®
54	Base	54	Blake Snell	San Diego Padres™
55	Base	55	Jackie Robinson	Brooklyn Dodgers™
56	Base	56	Giancarlo Stanton	New York Yankees®
57	Base	57	Hank Aaron	Atlanta Braves™
58	Base	58	Ichiro	Seattle Mariners™
59	Base	59	Wander Franco	Tampa Bay Rays™	Rookie
60	Base	60	Babe Ruth	New York Yankees®
61	Base	61	Fernando Tatis Jr.	San Diego Padres™
62	Base	62	Alek Thomas	Arizona Diamondbacks®	Rookie
63	Base	63	Gerrit Cole	New York Yankees®
64	Base	64	Cody Bellinger	Los Angeles Dodgers®
65	Base	65	Julio Rodriguez	Seattle Mariners™	Rookie
66	Base	66	Ted Williams	Boston Red Sox®
67	Base	67	Kris Bryant	Colorado Rockies™
68	Base	68	Willie Mays	New York Giants™
69	Base	69	Frank Robinson	Baltimore Orioles®
70	Base	70	Rickey Henderson	Oakland Athletics™
71	Base	71	Nolan Ryan	Houston Astros®
72	Base	72	Derek Jeter	New York Yankees®
73	Base	73	Willson Contreras	Chicago Cubs®
74	Base	74	Justin Verlander	Houston Astros®
75	Base	75	Christian Yelich	Milwaukee Brewers™
76	Base	76	Mariano Rivera	New York Yankees®
77	Base	77	Stephen Strasburg	Washington Nationals®
78	Base	78	Clayton Kershaw	Los Angeles Dodgers®
79	Base	79	Johnny Bench	Cincinnati Reds®
80	Base	80	Ivan Rodriguez	Florida Marlins™
81	Base	81	Randy Johnson	Arizona Diamondbacks®
82	Base	82	Ernie Banks	Chicago Cubs®
83	Base	83	Spencer Torkelson	Detroit Tigers®	Rookie
84	Base	84	Lou Gehrig	New York Yankees®
85	Base	85	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	Toronto Blue Jays®
86	Base	86	Cal Ripken Jr.	Baltimore Orioles®
87	Base	87	Juan Soto	Washington Nationals®
88	Base	88	Oneil Cruz	Pittsburgh Pirates®	Rookie
89	Base	89	Roberto Clemente	Pittsburgh Pirates®
90	Base	90	Cal Raleigh	Seattle Mariners™	Rookie
91	Base	91	Nolan Arenado	St. Louis Cardinals®
92	Base	92	Luis Robert	Chicago White Sox®
93	Base	93	Roy Campanella	Brooklyn Dodgers™
94	Base	94	Ken Griffey Jr.	Seattle Mariners™
95	Base	95	Alex Bregman	Houston Astros®
96	Base	96	Xander Bogaerts	Boston Red Sox®
97	Base	97	Bryce Harper	Philadelphia Phillies®
98	Base	98	Joey Votto	Cincinnati Reds®
99	Base	99	Jose Ramirez	Cleveland Guardians™
100	Base	100	Rafael Devers	Boston Red Sox®
	Set	Number	Player	Team	Rookie?

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Mike D

Mike D. has collected cards for over 35 years, since he bought his first pack of Topps at the corner store in 1987. His fandom, collecting interests, and contributions to Cardlines center around baseball in general and the Baseball Hall of Fame specifically.

Mike's collecting focus is centered on graded cards, mostly rookie cards, of Hall of Famers and future Hall of Famers. Lately, he's been enjoying dabbling in graded minor league cards. A collector/investor with a "buy and hold" approach, Mike takes the long-term view with his collection.