Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Topps allocation may be getting even more competitive.
Stores can apparently make offers to Topps in hopes of getting more product in the near future — which raises a pretty wild question: are card shops and breakers now basically bidding against each other for allocation?
In this video, we break down what this could mean for local card shops, breakers, collectors, product pricing, and the future of how Topps/Fanatics distributes boxes. Is this just a new way to reward demand, or does it create an even bigger advantage for the shops and breakers willing to pay up?
Topics covered:
Topps allocation
Shops making offers for more product
Breakers vs local card shops
Could this push wax prices higher?
Is allocation turning into an auction-style system?
Drop your thoughts in the comments — is this smart business, or bad for the hobby?
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Topps allocation may be getting even more competitive.
Stores can apparently make offers to Topps in hopes of getting more product in the near future — which raises a pretty wild question: are card shops and breakers now basically bidding against each other for allocation?
In this video, we break down what this could mean for local card shops, breakers, collectors, product pricing, and the future of how Topps/Fanatics distributes boxes. Is this just a new way to reward demand, or does it create an even bigger advantage for the shops and breakers willing to pay up?
Topics covered:
Topps allocation
Shops making offers for more product
Breakers vs local card shops
Could this push wax prices higher?
Is allocation turning into an auction-style system?
Drop your thoughts in the comments — is this smart business, or bad for the hobby?
thepennysleever.com
NEO2026 Code for 10% off 1st time customers.
Discord:
discord.gg/HHv7dkcB98
eBay partner link:
ebay.us/zmiusO #ad
MySlabs partner link:
myslabs.pxf.io/nLNBJx #ad
Fanatics partner link:
fanatics.93n6tx.net/mgALb7 #ad
Amazon partner link:
amzn.to/3uh7ovE #ad
PWCC partner link:
pwccmarketplace.pxf.io/6eVAy3 #ad
Link to the market movers tool set:
Coupon Code NEO for $1 for your first month, partner link:
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“As an eBay Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”
“As an Fanatics Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”
“As an Topps Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”
“As an Walmart Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”
