How to Participate in Topps MLB MVP Buyback Program

Chase the Next Big Card. Redeem MVPs for Credit.

The Topps MVP Buyback Program has returned for 2025 MLB MVPs. Whether you’re a seasoned Buyback Program collector or just ripped your first pack, knowing exactly how to participate makes all the difference.

Here’s your step-by-step guide to getting the most out of this fan-favorite program.

What Is the MVP Buyback Program?

In short: Topps will buy back select 2025 Topps Chrome Baseball cards in exchange for store credit at participating hobby shops across the U.S. and Canada.

And who are the 2025 MLB MVPs?

• Shohei Ohtani (National League)
• Aaron Judge (American League)

If you’ve got their 2025 Topps Chrome Baseball base cards or parallels, you’ve got value.

Step 1: Check Your Collection

First, dig through your 2023 Topps Chrome stash and look for:

• Base cards
• Refractors
• Numbered parallels
• Stamped MVP buyback cards

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Step 2: Find a Participating Hobby Shop

Head to the official store locator tool to see which local card shops are participating.

If you do not live near a participating hobby shop, Topps has partnered with three retailers to support mail-in submissions. Please use the form below to send your cards to any of these retailers.

Step 3: Redeem for Store Credit

Bring your eligible cards into a participating shop and trade them in for store credit, which you can use toward:

• Boxes or packs
• Toploaders, sleeves, and supplies
• Singles or slabs
• Or save it up for future releases

Important Dates

• Buyback window opens on November 17, 2025
• Buyback program ends February 1, 2026.

Final Rip

Whether you’re a set builder, player collector, or just love the thrill of the chase, the MVP Buyback Program is a win-win. So collect your Ohtanis and Judges, and head to your nearest hobby shop to turn Chrome into credit.

Visit the MLB MVP Buyback Page for the latest info and participating locations.

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