Topps honored Ohtani's record '24 season with a 100-card set of 50-50 moments in 2024. Now, more than 16 months later — a stretch that included two Dodgers' World Series titles and two NL MVP awards for Ohtani — that 50th homer is being commemorated on another Topps card, which is sure to be one of the year's hottest chases.

Kobe Bryant is a prime example of that, with his card market rising more than 80 percent over the past two years. And just as some were wondering if his market had finally peaked, two similar Kobe Bryant Topps cards hit new all-time highs after selling on January 11th.

Twitch streamer Angry Ginge was in a state of disbelief after finding a gold 1 of 1 trading card from a highly sought-after Topps Dynasty box. Earlier this month, back-to-back world champion Luke Littler said he was introduced to buying football cards by fellow Manchester United fan Angry Ginge, whose real name is Morgan Burtwhistle.