Somewhere, one lucky collector could open a pack of baseball cards and find a one of one signed Paul Skenes card. Topps announced the release of the card in their new 2024 Topps Chrome Update packs. Video above: Celebrating Paul Skenes The pack released features only one card of Pittsburgh Pirates rookie and MLB All-Star Paul Skenes with a debut patch.

A Topps trading card featuring a patch from the Pittsburgh Pirates rookie pitcher’s jersey and his autograph is so hot the Pirates are making a splashy offer in hopes of landing it in trade.

Topps baseball cards revealed on Friday that it has created a one-of-a-kind Paul Skenes debut patch card complete with a Skenes autograph. There is exactly one card like it in existence, and it has randomly been inserted into a pack of cards. Collectors and hobby enthusiasts are going to no doubt be interested in finding that card.

Hidden in the latest round of Topps baseball cards is a particular gem: A completely unique, autographed MLB Debut rookie card for star Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes. That card, stashed somewhere in one pack of Topps cards, was part of a set released on Nov. 13 — and the Pirates are going all-in to get it.

Call it a Yinzer version of Willie Wonka’s golden ticket. The owner of an autographed Paul Skenes rookie debut baseball card could receive season tickets at PNC Park behind home plate for 30 years. Claiming the prize would mean turning the card over to the Pittsburgh Pirates.

The Pirates have offered an incredible haul to whomever ends up with a unique Paul Skenes card released by Topps. Olivia Dunne is helping the team's effort.

The baseball card industry has come back in a huge way since the pandemic in 2020 – a time when baseball collectors had nothing better to do than to rip some packs in search of autographs or other rare cards.

The Pittsburgh Pirates announced Friday that they are offering a package of perks, including 30 years worth of season tickets at PNC Park, in exchange for

The hottest bidding war in baseball right now is not over Juan Soto, but a baseball card. On Nov. 10, Topps announced the release of a one-of-one Paul Skenes rookie debut autographed card featuring a patch worn during his first pro game.

A rare, Topps, Paul Skenes baseball card is in high demand, especially by his own team, the Pittsburgh Pirates.