What’s New
The 2025-26 Topps Now Hockey collection carries on the legacy of producing trading cards in real-time, portraying significant occurrences from the NHL season. As events unfold, cards are issued regularly to showcase remarkable performances, achievements, and unforgettable moments.
This series is part of the Topps Now lineup, focusing on limited-time print runs dictated by real events. Each card is briefly available directly from Topps, with the print run being determined by the orders placed during that timeframe.
Configuration at a Glance
- Cards are released both individually and in team sets as the NHL season progresses.
- Each card is printed according to demand, with no predetermined production run.
- Parallel versions are inserted randomly in orders, including rare colors and editions with serial numbers.
- Autographs and memorabilia cards may occasionally be included as special random hits in certain releases.
Key Inserts & Parallels
- Rainbow Foil Parallel - serial-numbered (numbering varies per card, with specifics available upon release).
- Gold Parallel - serial-numbered (details vary with each card).
- Additional color parallels may be offered, with print runs and availability detailed at the time of release.
Autographs & Relics
- Some Topps Now Hockey cards are available in autographed versions, generally limited in number and serial-numbered.
- Occasionally, relic cards are provided, showcasing pieces of game-used memorabilia from featured players or events.
- The availability of autograph and relic cards is announced alongside each relevant card release.
Collector Notes
- The print run for each card corresponds to the number of orders placed during its availability window.
- Cards are accessible for a limited period directly from Topps, after which the print runs are finalized and disclosed.
- Parallels and autographs are inserted randomly and are not guaranteed in every order.
- Designs typically incorporate photography from the actual event or performance featured on the card.
- Short prints and rare parallels are identified at the time of release, with serial numbers marked on the card itself.
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