LeBron James’ First Philadelphia 76ers Topps NOW Card Passes 100,000 Copies Sold

LeBron James’ first Philadelphia 76ers trading card has already become one of the biggest Topps NOW basketball releases of the year.

Topps announced that James is joining the Philadelphia 76ers for his historic 24th NBA season and released a 2026-27 NBA Topps NOW card marking the move. The card is listed as LeBron James 2026-27 NBA Topps NOW Card OS03 and shows James as a member of the 76ers.

The card is available through Topps as a limited-time print-on-demand release. A single base card is priced at $11.99, with bulk options available for collectors buying five, 10 or 20 cards.

The biggest chase attached to the card is a one-of-one autograph. Topps said James made the move official by signing his first 76ers trading card, and one collector who purchases the base edition will receive the one-of-one autograph card.

Topps followed that announcement with another update, saying James’ first 76ers trading card had already surpassed 100,000 copies sold. That sales milestone unlocked another major chase. According to Topps, one collector who buys the base version will now receive James’ first 76ers one-of-one Superfractor card.

The Topps product page also lists the card as reaching the 100,000-plus print run tier, which includes Chrome parallels numbered to 25, 10 and five, along with a one-of-one SuperFractor and lower parallel structure.

That gives the release multiple collectible variations. There is the base card marking James’ move to Philadelphia, the one-of-one autograph, the one-of-one Superfractor and the additional Chrome parallels tied to the high print run.

Topps NOW cards are produced based on the number ordered during the sales window, so the final print run will not be complete until the ordering period ends.

The timing of the announcement also adds to the attention. Topps revealed the card as part of the news that James is joining the 76ers for his 24th NBA season. The company positioned the card as James’ first official 76ers trading card and connected the release directly to the moment he made the move official.

James’ move to Philadelphia is already a major sports story. Topps has turned it into an immediate trading card event.