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Manufacturer-issued card straight from the pack — no reprints, no reproductions. Orders ship within one business day, tracked, in a penny sleeve and rigid protection. 30-day returns accepted.

Why This Card Matters

Ronald Acuña Jr. is the **2023 National League MVP — a unanimous one, all 30 first-place votes** — off a season that produced **41 home runs and 73 stolen bases**, the **first 40/70 season in major league history**. He hit **.337 with 217 hits, 106 RBI and 149 runs** that year and took the Hank Aaron Award with it. He was **2018 NL Rookie of the Year**, is a **five-time All-Star** (2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2025) and a **three-time Silver Slugger** (2019, 2020, 2023). This card marks his **2025 National League All-Star selection, dated 7.15.25** — and the timing is what makes it worth something beyond the moment. He had been back from ACL surgery for less than two months when he was named to that team, having returned on May 23. Two weeks after the All-Star Game he was on the injured list again with Achilles inflammation. He finished the year as **National League Comeback Player of the Year**.

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Professional Imaging

High-resolution scans and photos so you can inspect corners, edges, surface, and centering yourself. What you see is what you get.

Secure Shipping

Penny sleeve, top loader or card saver, team bag, and rigid protection in every shipment. Packed right, shipped fast, from a smoke-free environment.

Topps NOW — Print Run, and What the Back Strip Is Not

Topps NOW cards are **printed on demand for a fixed window and then never printed again**. The announced print run for the 2025 All-Star Game set is **14,521 sets**. That figure is published by Topps but is **not printed anywhere on the card**, so this card should not be described as serial numbered — and it is not listed as such here. **One thing that gets mistaken for a serial number:** the thin vertical strip along the left edge of the back is **anti-counterfeit microtext** reading "TOPPSTOPPSTOPPS…" repeatedly. It is a security feature, not a number. Verified **base**: all the foil parallels (Gold /50, Orange /25, Black /10, Red /5, FoilFractor 1/1) are serial numbered and this card is unnumbered. There is an ASG-RAJA **autograph redemption** that exists separately — this is **not** it. **No centering percentage is quoted**; the front is a full-bleed photo. Topps NOW backs carry no CODE#, which is normal for the product. Corners, edges and surface are clean.