What: 2023-24 Topps National Basketball League basketball cards
Arrives: April 24
Box basics: 20 packs per box (12 boxes per case)
Order: Click here (live soon)

What's buzz-worthy: The stars of Australia's Hungry Jack’s NBL get another packed-out card set of their own showcasing today's stars of the basketball court down under.

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What: 2023 Topps Chrome National Basketball League basketball cards
Arrives: July 14
Box basics: One autograph or Relic per 20-pack box (12 boxes per case)
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What's buzz-worthy: The stars of Australia's Hungry Jack’s NBL get a follow-up set to their first packed-out card release (after an ongoing run on Topps Now) -- and this one is coming in Chrome.

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What: 2022-23 Topps National Basketball League basketball cards
Arrives: May 24
Box basics: 20 packs per box (12 boxes per case)
Checklist: Click here
Order: Click here

What's buzz-worthy: The stars of Australia's Hungry Jack’s NBL get a packed-out card set of their own (after an ongoing run on Topps Now) with nods to past NBA designs as well as plenty showcasing today's stars down under.

Keep reading for more info and a gallery of what's to come for this one.

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The wildfires ravaging Australia have prompted Topps to try and help efforts there in the best way it can -- via trading cards.

All net proceeds from sales of the 2020 Topps Benefit for Australia card set will be donated to a charity in Australia focused on helping animals that have been displaced by the fires.

"Australia is one of the most-diverse continents on the planet, with rainforests, mountain ranges, deserts, and many endemic species of plants and animals," reads the introduction of the set, noting the focus of what collectors will find. "Conserving Australia's wildlife is key to our planet's health."

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The international all-star action of the World Baseball Classic is here with teams from 16 countries taking the field and appearing on Topps baseball cards, too.

The gear?

It's in the plans to be coming to game-used cards, too, but for now fans will have to settle on buying their own caps and they're available for 15 teams from New Era. 

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