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Why Topps is experimenting with selling ‘unsealed’ boxes of sports cards

Topps is experimenting with selling sports card boxes that are described as “unsealed.” The headline frames this as a change in how some card products may be packaged or sold.

Why it matters

For industry operators, selling unsealed boxes could affect assumptions around product integrity, authentication, and customer trust. For investors and serious collectors, it matters because sealed condition is often tied to pricing, liquidity, and perceived risk. Supply-chain participants would need to consider how handling, verification, and resale expectations change when the box is not sealed.

This is a curated headline with an editorial note from the PureGrail desk. Reporting and full details belong to The New York Times.

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