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2023 • Topps
Series 2 • #570

The 2024 Topps Series 2 #442 card features Shota Imanaga of the Chicago Cubs. This modern baseball card is part of Topps' Series 2 release from 2024.
2024 • Topps • Series 2
MLB • Chicago Cubs
Near Mint
442
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Imanaga's 2024 Topps Series 2 base card sits in the entry-level tier of his rookie-year cardboard, making it accessible but still relevant given his immediate impact as one of the most dominant starting pitchers in the NL during his debut season. As a base card, it trades at modest levels compared to his chrome, refractor, or autograph parallels, though condition sensitivity remains real — gem mint copies command a noticeable premium over mid-grade raw examples. His strong 2024 performance with the Cubs elevates the entire class of his first Topps flagship issues above typical base card expectations.
This is a standard base card from the flagship Series 2 release, meaning print run is unlimited and raw supply is abundant across the secondary market. The active listing count of just one suggests either low seller interest or that the market for this specific version has been absorbed — neither signals rarity, but rather reflects the nature of base card liquidity. Population reports for graded copies show a growing PSA and BGS submission trend driven by Imanaga's rookie hype, with high-grade copies (PSA 10, BGS 9.5) being the only tier that meaningfully separates from the raw card pool.
Imanaga is a legitimate long-term hold candidate given his elite strikeout rates, low ERA profile, and multi-year contract with a large-market team, all of which sustain collector demand beyond typical rookie-year hype cycles. Base cards rarely serve as primary investment vehicles, but high-grade graded copies of debut-year flagship issues for impact players historically maintain steady demand as the player matures. Submission trends for his 2024 Topps issues remain active, and if he continues at his current performance trajectory, graded gem mint copies of even base cards will benefit from sustained collector interest.

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