Topps Chrome x Cactus Jack Baseball Returns as $600 Fanatics Fest Exclusive

Topps and Travis Scott have brought back their Cactus Jack baseball card collaboration with a new limited-edition release available exclusively through Fanatics Fest NYC.
The 2026 Topps Chrome x Cactus Jack Baseball set combines Major League Baseball stars and rookies with Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack brand. The product is priced at $600 per box and is only being offered to eligible Fanatics Fest ticket holders.
The set has a compact 50-card base checklist featuring 49 baseball players alongside Scott, who also appears as a subject in the product.
Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge and Paul Skenes are among the established stars included in the checklist. The rookie lineup includes Jac Caglianone, Jacob Misiorowski and Nolan McLean.
Each box contains two packs with four cards in each pack, giving collectors eight cards in total. Every pack contains either a numbered parallel or an autograph, meaning each box should deliver two numbered or signed cards.
Collectors can also chase exclusive base cards, parallels and autographs created specifically for the collaboration. The combination of a small checklist, limited distribution and guaranteed hits is likely to make the product one of the most closely watched sports card releases at the event.
Access to the boxes was handled through EQL drawings for Fanatics Fest ticket holders. Selected buyers were required to purchase and collect their boxes in person from the Topps booth at the Javits Center. Orders could not be transferred or picked up by another person.
The release continues Topps’ recent use of major entertainment and fashion collaborations to reach collectors outside the traditional sports card market. Travis Scott has become a recurring presence in Topps products, with previous Cactus Jack releases attracting attention from both card collectors and fans of the rapper’s merchandise.
The 2026 edition arrives during Fanatics Fest NYC, which runs July 16 through July 19. Topps is also offering exclusive versions of Series 2 Baseball and UEFA Club Competitions Chrome at the event.