Reader
Last year

Topps NBL cards now available?

Looks like there's some floating around on eBay. Anyone bought any packs or boxes in Australia?

Pat Bev
Last year

yeah ripped some over the weekend, bought direct in USA for about $90 AUD. Not bad, just a tad overpriced (selling for $120-$160 in AUD websites) and surprised no mention on NBL website with little or no fanfare! cards overall good quality, lacks inserts thou.

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Ben
Last year

Good quality, at least when compared to the Futera sets some of us may fondly remember.

Autos extremely hard to come by, you've done very well if you’ve ripped a pack and hit one.

As PB said, would be cool if there were a couple more insert series. That said, very cool NBL trading cards are back. Odd the NBL isn’t plugging relentlessly on their socials at least, plenty of opportunity there during their down period.

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Reader
Last year

Did you buy yours in Australia Ben

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Ben
Last year

Bought a few from the US for around AU$80 each and had them shipped back. Pricing currently a little cheaper than that on eBay but not sure what the cost would come to after factoring in shipping here.

Demand not great and have seen boxes auctioned at just over US$30.

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Pat Bev
Last year

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k30RZQREn9A

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Perthworld
Last year

Good video although I was distracted by the way he was opening the packs. Lefties are so awkward.

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Pat Bev
Last year

haha, yeah he seemed a tad "special"! still shocked they dont have local retailers or the NBL promoting it! should be a kmart type product!

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Ben
Last year

Incredible it's not stocked in K-Mart.

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Reader
Last year

Who do you recommend we buy from in the USA?

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Ben
Last year

Blowout Cards is reliable and selling at US$55 + relevant shipping.

There are slightly cheaper US sellers on eBay though, like US$45-50. And if you see any boxes on auction, they'd probably go even cheaper.

Up to you, there's plenty of options.

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Sebastian
Last year

Patience gentlemen

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benchballer
Last year

Now Available at NBLstore.com.au ($9 a pack) and seen some stores advertising on Facey, sportscard world in Radelaide ($7.99 a pack) plus postage for both

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Sebastian
Last year

Kmart will also stock

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Perthworld
Last year

How many of these Legends cards are there?

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kennytmhk
Last year

Here is the checklist

https://www.topps.com/media/pdf/22_23%20Topps%20NBL%20Checklist.pdf

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KFC Rules
Last year

Hoops Heaven has them at $8 a pack and $150 a box too.

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Pat Bev
Last year

That Andrew Gaze Legends card is from Topps Chrome, not Topps. So there must be another release- thanks NBL for FAKE NEW- these Chrome cards look a tonne better. When are these being released?

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Ben
Last year

@Perthworld where'd you pull that Gaze image from?

Obvs a Topps Chrome card. The initial NBL release way back stated there would be multiple Topps products, but with the deafening radio silence I thought we’d be limited to what’s just come out.

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Perthworld
Last year

It was from the main image embedded in an e-mail sent out by the league this morning entitled "NBL Topps trading cards have arrived".

I couldn't find anything else about the Legends cards and thought it was odd.

What a cock tease, now I'm really curious to know how many Legends cards there will be.

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