The 2024 Topps Allen & Ginter set of 350 cards is now part of the Baseball Card Cyber Museum.
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2024 Topps Archives Baseball Set Added
Saturday, February 8, 2025
The Topps Archives 2024 set of 300 cards is now part of the Baseball Card Cyber Museum. Using designs from three card years, Topps took a sample card design from the years 1961, 1970, and 1994.
Rookies
- (1) Jasson Dominguez
- (4) Yuki Matsui
- (7) Henry Davis
- (8) Nolan Schanuel
- (9) Christian Scott
- (11) Heston Kjerstad
- (12) Jared Jones
- (26) Kyren Paris
- (27) Osleivis Basabe
- (31) Justin Foscue
- (33) Junior Caminero
- (36) Kyle Manzardo
- (37) Luis Matos
- (39) Jonatan Clase
- (44) Jackson Chourio
- (45) Landon Knack
- (47) Christian Encarnacion-Strand
- (49) Ronny Mauricio
- (61) Yoshinobu Yamamoto
- (66) Marco Luciano
- (79) Jacob Young
- (91) Jordan Lawlar
- (97) Andrew Abbott
- (98) Reese Olson
- (105) Victor Scott, II
- (123) Jack Leiter
- (124) Curtis Mead
- (127) Jung Hoo Lee
- (138) Naoyuki Uwasawa
- (144) Kyle Harrison
- (146) Pete Crow-Armstrong
- (151) Endy Rodriguez
- (156) Jackson Merrill
- (158) Noelvi Marte
- (167) Trey Lipscomb
- (177) Yariel Rodriguez
- (179) Emmet Sheehan
- (182) Bryan Ramos
- (199) Wyatt Langford
- (200) Paul Skenes
- (204) Masyn Winn
- (209) Austin Wells
- (218) Nick Nastrini
- (222) Quinn Priester
- (223) Evan Carter
- (226) Ben Brown
- (227) Nick Gonzales
- (235) Jordan Westburg
- (241) Zack Gelof
- (245) Shota Imanaga
- (249) Johan Rojas
- (251) Sal Frelick
- (266) Ceddanne Rafaela
- (268) Max Schuemann
- (272) Colt Keith
- (273) Jordan Beck
- (279) Ronel Blanco
- (280) Joey Loperfido
- (290) Tyler Black
- (293) Jackson Holliday
- (295) Andy Pages
- (300) Elly De La Cruz
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