First and foremost, special thanks to Clay from Topps for providing us at Hobby Insider the chance to review one of there newest products.

Each sealed tin contains 5 cards in a 146 card base set including 100 #'d Veterans 1:1, 33 #'d Rookies 1:1, and 3 #'d Celebrity cards. >>> Each tin contains ONE Memorabilia card and ONE Autograph card. Parallel sets (1:1): Red (#'d to 129), Blue (#'d to 39), and Gold (#'d to 1). Inserts: Memorabilia cards 1:1 (5 variations > all #'d to 199 or less: Final Score, All-Star Rally, Picture Perfect, Draft Day Moments, and Big Game Collection) and Autograph cards 1:1 (5 variations > all #'d to 199 or less: Final Score, All-Star Rally, Picture Perfect, Draft Day Moments, and Big Game Collection).

The base cards are of nice quality, though a little hard to give a full analysis on one card. On the front it lists the players career high in points and it also gives the date of occurrence and the team they played against. On the back it lists three different Moments of Excellence. The card is numbered to /179.

The same design is used for the rookies and on the front and back is the same type of information as the base cards except college stats are reported. The card is numbered to /529.

The parallel we pulled was a red-bordered card of Mike Sweetney numbered to /99. This card has a very high sheen and looks like a refractor, but there is no designation on the card to support this.

The game used card we pulled was of Daniel Ewing. The player worn shorts are from the NBA rookie photoshoot in Tarrytown, NY on August 10, 2005. The card is numbered to /129.

We pulled a Draft Day Moments autographed/draft night hat of Andrew Bynum. The card is signed AB#17 and is numbered to /99. Very nice design to the autographed card. The autograph is crisp, clean, clear and continuous.