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Topps Milwaukee Brewers World Series Championship Set Includes 1/1 Triple Autograph Chase

Topps Milwaukee Brewers World Series Championship Set

Topps is celebrating the Milwaukee Brewers’ 2026 World Series championship with a new Topps NOW team set, and one collector who buys the release will land a redemption for a one-of-one triple autograph. The 2026 World Series Champions Milwaukee Brewers MLB Topps NOW set is priced at $69.99 and includes all 15 base cards along with one guaranteed numbered parallel, image variation, autograph or autograph-relic. Topps just opened sales, with orders scheduled to close November 5.

Topps put the spotlight on the biggest chase in an October 28 social media post, writing, “The 2026 World Series Champions Team Set is here… One collector who purchases will receive a redemption for this 1/1 triple autograph!”

The official checklist reveals two different one-of-one triple-autograph cards connected to the championship set. The “2026 Stars” Triple Auto-Relic features Jackson Chourio, Christian Yelich and Jacob Misiorowski, while the “Through the Years” Triple Auto brings together Brewers greats Robin Yount and Paul Molitor with Yelich.

There is another major multi-player chase as well. Topps lists a World Series Confetti 1/1 Dual-Autograph-Relic Book Card Redemption featuring Misiorowski and Chourio. Individual on-card autograph redemption parallels numbered to 10 or lower are also part of the release.

The 15-card base checklist features Misiorowski, Aaron Ashby, Robert Gasser, Abner Uribe, Trevor Megill, William Contreras, Cooper Pratt, Brice Turang, Jake Bauers, David Hamilton, Chourio, Sal Frelick, Luis Lara, Garrett Mitchell and Yelich. Misiorowski carries a rookie designation, while Pratt and Lara are designated as Call-Up cards.

Six players also have base autograph cards on the checklist: Misiorowski, Contreras, Chourio, Frelick, Mitchell and Yelich. Those same six players are identified as image variation short-print subjects.

Other possibilities include serial-numbered base parallels to 99 or lower and 2/2 Diamond Parallel companion cards. With every championship set guaranteed to include something beyond the standard 15-card base set, the release gives Brewers collectors a range of possible hits while reserving its biggest prizes for the handful of one-of-one autograph cards.

Topps says the Brewers World Series Championship set will remain available through November 5. Orders are expected to ship 25 to 35 business days after the sales window expires.