(Throwing Ball) Cards

Unlike standard base cards, these variations are distinguished by subtle but significant changes in the action photography or card layout—specifically focusing on the 'throwing ball' pose of players like Colin Moran. For collectors, identifying these print differences is part of the thrill of the hunt, as variation cards often have lower production numbers than their standard counterparts. Collecting Throwing Ball variations allows investors and hobbyists to complete master sets or target specific player anomalies that are not found in every pack. Because Topps frequently produces these subtle shifts in imagery during the printing process, these cards serve as a benchmark for set completionists. Whether you are investing in high-grade copies or looking to fill a gap in your 2016 collection, these variations add a layer of depth to any portfolio.