Pete Crow-Armstrong Gets 1-of-1 Dynasty Black Autograph Card With Game-Worn 40th Stolen Base Logo

Pete Crow-Armstrong’s historic 2026 season is getting one of Topps’ rarest card treatments, with the Chicago Cubs star set to sign a one-of-one Dynasty Black autograph card featuring the game-worn MLB logo from his 40th stolen base.

Topps announced the card as part of a new Topps NOW release celebrating what the company describes as Crow-Armstrong’s 40-home run, 40-stolen base and National League MVP season. The centerpiece is the one-of-one Dynasty Black Auto-Relic, which incorporates the MLB logo taken from the uniform Crow-Armstrong wore when he recorded his 40th stolen base and pairs it with his autograph.

The Dynasty Black designation puts Crow-Armstrong in an extremely small group. Topps says he joins Shohei Ohtani, who has received the treatment twice, and Clayton Kershaw as the only athletes to appear on a Dynasty Black trading card. That makes the Crow-Armstrong card more than simply another one-of-one parallel tied to a Topps NOW moment. Topps is placing it within a series that has so far been reserved for a handful of major career and season achievements.

Collectors can chase the card through Pete Crow-Armstrong’s 2026 MLB Topps NOW Card OS-7. The open-edition base card costs $11.99 and is available from November 12 through November 14. Topps lists the Dynasty Black as a one-of-one Auto-Relic Redemption Card, meaning the winning redemption will replace the standard base card in a qualifying order rather than being sold separately.

The Dynasty Black is not the only memorabilia chase attached to the release. Topps also lists a relic redemption numbered to 25, Auto-Relic redemptions numbered to 10 and five, and another one-of-one Auto-Relic Redemption in addition to the Dynasty Black. Standard foil parallels include Gold numbered to 50, Orange to 25, Black to 10, Red to five and a one-of-one FoilFractor. The odds of receiving any non-base card will depend on the final number of cards ordered during the sales window.

The release continues a remarkable year for Crow-Armstrong collectibles. On October 1, CollectiblesNews.com reported that his one-of-one 2024 Topps Chrome Update MLB Debut Patch Autograph sold for $1.098 million at Goldin. That card contains the MLB Debut patch from the jersey Crow-Armstrong wore in his first Major League game and received a PSA Gem Mint 10 grade along with a PSA/DNA Gem Mint 10 autograph grade. That seven-figure sale already established Crow-Armstrong as one of the most prominent names in the modern high-end baseball card market.

Topps NOW cards are produced only during a short ordering window, with the final base-card print run determined by collector demand. If the Crow-Armstrong card reaches certain print-run thresholds, additional Chrome and Opal Chrome parallels could also be unlocked. Topps lists Chrome parallels beginning at a 50,000-card print run, with progressively rarer versions becoming available at higher thresholds.

Pete Crow-Armstrong’s 2026 MLB Topps NOW Card OS-7 is available through November 14 for $11.99 through Topps.