Buzz Break: 2019 Topps WWE Money In The Bank (retail tin)

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The box: 2019 Topps WWE Money In The Bank wrestling cards (online-only retail tin)
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Packs per box: 4
Cards per pack: 5
Cards in this box: 17
Base set completion: 
9 of 90 (10 percent)
Duplicates: 0

Base cards: Ronda Rousey, John Cena, Zelina Vega, Drew McIntyre, Naomi, Ali, Bobby Lashley, Lince Dorado, Sunil Singh

Insert cards: 7 (everything from tin in gallery below)
Money Cards (1) – Randy Orton
Cash-in Moments (1) – Randy Orton
Greatest Matches & Moments (1) – Big Show
Bronze parallels (3) – Kevin Owens, Heath Slater, Ali
Green parallels (1) – Jimmy Uso (/99)

Autographs/Memorabilia: 1
Money In The Bank Relics (1) – Natalya (/199)

What's Buzz-worthy: While my first one of these I recently picked up was an A+ box, this one is more of a reality check -- and a reason why I tend to buy cheaper boxes in pairs ... for some safety. This time? Closer to average and only an A box if you're a Randy Orton fan. This box included a Natalya Relic -- something I wouldn't mind given some of the other cards possibly found here -- but a perfect example of why I was skeptical of these boxes a bit more when they arrived with a slightly premium price of $30. ... As I said last time, these tins are a bit of an enigma that I ultimately skipped for the most back when they arrived last year (at least in comparison to other WWE releases) but they're in stock in the store (link up top) for the first time at a price that is a little more palatable and that can make the miss boxes here sting a little less and make the wins a bit stronger. These tins are a small box both pack- and card-wise but with a hit in every tin. Sometimes that will be a Relic, sometimes that will be autographs or autographed Relics. ... The stock here on everything is super-thin and will showcase nicks easily with bold colors, too, and that's even more important with on-card autographs here. There's a full array of stuff possibly found here, but ink may not flow as well as it should in many minds -- the odds start at one in 41 packs (11 boxes). That seems high but I have not opened enough of these to know if it's reality or just a work. Hobby boxes have three guaranteed autos per master box but have dried up like a lot of WWE hobby boxes out there -- but it's also a more of a down-the-middle release in terms of its checklist with few younger stars and more of the established names for the most part. ... The design here is simple and there are some highlights for sure ... but I think the packaging ratios and such were optimized for hobby and not for formats like this one. At a reduced price, though, it's a box worth a look.

Product Grade: B+
Box Grade: B- (closer to the average here but a few names saved it for my taste)
Fun Grade: B- (tiny boxes can be big hit or big miss)

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