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Justin Bieber Gets 2026 Topps NOW Card for Halftime Show Performance

Justin Bieber Topps Card

Justin Bieber’s halftime show performance is now a Topps card.

Topps has released a 2026 Topps NOW Justin Bieber card tied to Bieber’s World Cup final halftime show appearance, turning the performance into a limited-time collectible through the company’s print-on-demand platform. The card is listed as 2026 Topps NOW Card JB01 and is available directly through Topps for a short sales window.

The card is priced at $11.99 for a single copy, with bulk options available for collectors who want multiple copies. Topps is also offering five-card, 10-card and 20-card purchase options at lower per-card prices. The card went on sale July 20 and is scheduled to remain available through July 23.

As with other Topps NOW releases, the final print run will not be known until after the ordering window closes. That means collectors will have to wait until the sale ends to see how many Bieber cards were purchased.

The biggest chase is not the base card alone. Topps says collectors should look for foil parallels numbered to 50 and lower, along with autograph redemption cards numbered to five and one-of-one autograph redemption cards.

The listed parallels include Gold Foil numbered to 50, Orange Foil numbered to 25, Black Foil numbered to 10, Red Foil numbered to five and a one-of-one FoilFractor. Topps notes that parallels and other non-base cards will replace the base card in an order, with odds based on the total number of cards ordered.

The product page also includes Topps’ Chrome parallel language for high-print-run Topps NOW cards. If the card reaches certain sales thresholds, ultra-rare Chrome and Opal Chrome pattern parallels may unlock. Those tiers begin at 50,000 copies and continue at 100,000, 250,000 and 500,000-card print runs.

Topps NOW has increasingly become a place for fast-moving pop culture and sports moments to become official cards almost immediately. Bieber’s halftime show card fits that model, taking a major entertainment moment and turning it into a collectible with a defined sales window and unknown final print run.

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