Joe May’s collection is basically a physical timeline of Topps NOW history. ⚾ He starts with the very beginning in 2016, showcasing the fir

Joe May’s collection is basically a physical timeline of Topps NOW history. ⚾ He starts with the very beginning in 2016, showcasing the first Topps NOW card featuring Francisco Lindor, along with other early releases documenting major moments from that season. Then comes 2017—and Aaron Judge. Joe highlights an early Judge rookie release tied to a set he says sold only 306 copies, and his collection goes a step further with an autographed version. That’s part of what makes Topps NOW different from a traditional set. Cards are released around specific moments for a limited ordering window, and Topps publishes the final print runs afterward. Years later, those numbers become part of the card’s story—especially when the player on the front becomes one of baseball’s biggest stars. Imagine being one of the collectors who ordered it back then. 👀 #Topps #ToppsNOW #AaronJudge #FranciscoLindor #BaseballCards