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First Ever MLB Game in Tokyo 2025 Topps History of Japan #HB-2 Mets

Baseball card celebrating the first MLB game in Tokyo, Topps History of Japan trading cards
Baseball card in protective case from Topps History of Japan MLB game Tokyo 2025
  • Baseball card celebrating the first MLB game in Tokyo, Topps History of Japan trading cards
  • Baseball card in protective case from Topps History of Japan MLB game Tokyo 2025
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Step into the stands of Tokyo with the 'First Ever MLB Game in Tokyo' sports trading card from the 2025 Topps History of Japan series, card number HB-2. This collectible features a momentous event in baseball history, captured in English and showcasing the iconic New York Mets and Los Angeles Dodgers teams.

From the 2025 Topps Series 1, this card is part of the special History of Japanese Baseball subset, celebrating the landmark game without the presence of an autograph. It's a must-have for fans and collectors alike, serving as a tribute to the legacy of America's pastime in the Asian metropolis.

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TradingCardsMarketplace.com AI Enhanced Listing Data

Product Type
Baseball Card Single
Age Group
Adult
Autographed
No
Brand
Topps
Card Number
Hb-2
Color
Multi-Colored
Condition
Used
Error Card
No
Franchise
MLB
Gender
Unisex
Language
English
Material
Card Stock
Memorabilia
No
Pattern
Standard
Player / Character
First Ever MLB Game In Tokyo
Publisher
Topps
Rookie Card
No
Serial Numbered
No
Set Name
Topps History Of Japan
Set Series
2025 Topps Series 1
Sport
Baseball
Team
New York Mets
Year
2025

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