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2026 Topps Royalty Tennis: Nov. 13 estimated release, six autographs per box

The 2026 Topps Royalty Tennis set has a 100-card base, one 10-card pack per Hobby box, and an EQL raffle price of $579.99.

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2026 Topps Royalty Tennis: Nov. 13 estimated release, six autographs per box
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2026 Topps Royalty Tennis is estimated to arrive on November 13, 2026. The high-end tennis series comes back after a year off following its 2024 debut, and every Hobby box is built around six autographs.

Release date, price, and box format

Presales were scheduled to start on October 13, 2026, through an EQL raffle with a price of $579.99. At the European Central Bank reference rate of 2026-10-20, that works out to roughly €517, an approximate figure.

The 2024 boxes, which held four autographs and two relics, first sold for $379.99, or about €339 at the same reference rate.

Each Hobby box contains a single pack of 10 cards and six autographs.

Base set and parallels

The base checklist totals 100 cards, each numbered /99. Parallels are Red /75 (1:2), Purple /50 (1:2), Blue /25 (1:5), Gold /10 (1:12), Green /5 (1:24), and Platinum 1/1 (1:115).

Current stars in the set include Novak Djokovic (1), Carlos Alcaraz (29), Coco Gauff (23), and Iga Swiatek (31). Retired legends fill the final slots: Bjorn Borg (93), Boris Becker (94), Chris Evert (95), Andy Murray (96), Billie Jean King (97), Andre Agassi (98), Steffi Graf (99), and Rafael Nadal (100).

Base rookie cards occupy numbers 60 (Petra Marcinko) through 92 (Mia Pohankova), with João Fonseca at 82.

The autograph lineup

Set Cards Numbering Odds
Imperial Ink Autographs 63 /99 1:2 packs
Pursuit of Greatness Autographs 46 /99 1:3 packs
Rookie Autographs 29 /99 1:4 packs
Royal Decree Autographs 25 /25 1:19 packs
Superior Signatures 49 /99 1:2 packs

Imperial Ink parallels are Red /75 (1:2), Purple /50 (1:4), Blue /25 (1:7), Gold /10 (1:19), Green /5 (1:37), and Platinum 1/1 (1:182). Royal Decree adds a Platinum 1/1 parallel at 1:459, and its names include Djokovic, Alcaraz, Nadal, Sharapova, McEnroe, and Graf.

Steffi Graf Royal Decree autograph
Steffi Graf Royal Decree autograph · © Topps — official catalog

Pursuit of Greatness parallels begin with Purple /50 (1:5) and finish at Platinum 1/1 (1:249). Rookie Autographs span Red /75 (1:5) to Platinum 1/1 (1:395). Superior Signatures go from Purple /50 (1:5) to Platinum 1/1 (1:234).

Dual Autographs and Triple Autographs round out the multi-signed chase.

Relics

Triumph Relic Signatures feature three swatches from each player, while Superior Relic Signatures combine an oversized memorabilia piece with an autograph. Racket Knob Relics and Racket Knob Autograph Relics are back after first appearing in 2024.

Context

This release arrives during a crowded stretch for Topps. Topps Flagship Basketball is listed for November 5, and Topps Mint Disney has an estimated November 4 Hobby release.

What is still unknown

The checklist can still change before release.

What it means for players and collectors

  • The estimated release date to mark is November 13, 2026.
  • Autograph hunters get six per box, and Royal Decree is numbered /25.
  • Rookie chasers should look for João Fonseca (82) in the base set.
  • Racket Knob cards are the relic format returning from 2024.

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