Topps' Brewers championship set puts the other Diamond card in collectors' reach
Topps is selling a $69.99 Milwaukee Brewers World Series championship set with a chance at Diamond companion cards matching the cards presented to the team. Orders opened October 28 and close November 4, 2026. The necklaces shown with the player gifts are not included.
Topps is selling a $69.99 Milwaukee Brewers World Series championship set with a chance at Diamond companion cards matching the cards presented to the team. Orders opened October 28 and close November 4, 2026. The necklaces shown with the player gifts are not included.
Each set contains 15 base cards plus one bonus card from a range that includes numbered parallels, image variations, autographs and autograph-relics. That is a promise of an additional card, not a Diamond card or signature in every set.
Topps' October 29 posts put the player gifts in the spotlight, including Cooper Pratt holding his Diamond card. The buying distinction is less flashy: collectors are ordering a print-on-demand team set, with scarce companion cards among the possible additions.
The collector card is numbered 2/2, not the player's 1/2
Topps describes the Diamond cards offered to collectors as the 2/2 companions to the 1/2 cards presented to Milwaukee following its World Series win. Its announcement explains that one copy goes into a team set and the other is gifted to the player inside a diamond chain.
The product description makes the jewelry exclusion explicit. Buying the championship set is not buying the necklace shown in the celebration posts. It is also not a purchase of the exact card handed to the player.
The linked checklist goes beyond the 15 base-card subjects for the Diamond companions. It includes manager Pat Murphy and coaches, alongside players such as Jacob Misiorowski and Christian Yelich. Treat that as a separate checklist, rather than assuming the possible Diamond cards are limited to the standard team-set lineup.
Pratt's base card is a call-up, not a listed autograph
The base checklist labels Cooper Pratt and Luis Lara as call-ups. Misiorowski carries the rookie-card designation. Those labels matter if you are buying the set for a specific player rather than the championship team.
Pratt appears in the Diamond companion checklist, but he is not among the listed base autograph subjects. Those subjects are Misiorowski, William Contreras, Jackson Chourio, Sal Frelick, Garrett Mitchell and Yelich. Pratt's appearance in Topps' celebration video should not be read as a Pratt autograph promise.
The bigger autograph chases are redemptions. Topps lists a one-of-one "Through the Years" triple autograph featuring Robin Yount, Paul Molitor and Yelich, plus a separate "2026 Stars" triple autograph-relic. A one-of-one World Series confetti dual-autograph relic book redemption pairs Misiorowski with Chourio.
A redemption is not the finished signed card in hand. Before paying a premium for an unopened set on the secondary market, separate the base cards you will receive from the autograph possibilities printed in the advertising.
The sale deadline starts the processing clock
Topps lists shipping in 25-35 business days after the sale expires. Its processing clock begins after the sales window, not when you place the order. Paying for faster shipping does not shorten that processing period.
The listing also says print runs will be revealed after the sales window expires and that all sales are final. The Diamond cards' serial numbering does not tell you the final number of championship sets sold, so it cannot establish your chance of receiving one.
Buy this as a Brewers team set you want at the full checkout price. The possible Diamond companion is an extra chase, not a reason to assume the purchase will pay for itself.
For collectors buying through a break instead, the seller needs to explain how bonus cards are allocated, especially a coach card or a multi-player redemption. A purchase on Whatnot or Fanatics Live does not automatically reproduce the direct set offer. Our comparison of those marketplaces and guide to digital packs versus live breaks explain the different purchase models.
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FAQ
What does the $69.99 Brewers championship set include?+
Topps lists 15 base cards plus one additional numbered parallel, image variation, autograph or autograph-relic card. A Diamond companion or autograph is not promised in every set.
Does the set include the diamond necklace?+
No. Topps explicitly excludes necklaces. The collector Diamond cards are the 2/2 companions to the 1/2 cards presented to the team.
Does Cooper Pratt have an autograph in the set?+
Pratt is listed as a base-card call-up and a Diamond companion subject, but he is not among the listed base autograph subjects.
When does the set ship?+
Topps lists 25-35 business days after the November 4 sales expiry. Upgraded shipping speeds up transit, not the processing period.