2025 Topps Series Two Jackson Chourio #376
Jackson Chourio · Topps · Base
Player
Jackson Chourio
Set
2025 Topps Series Two
Year
2025
Card #
376
Condition Grade
Estimated PSA 9 (Mint). The card appears well-centered with sharp corners and clean edges based on the reverse view; however, surface scratches cannot be fully assessed through the binder sleeve.
Category
Base
Manufacturer
Topps
Demand Level
Strong. Chourio is a top-tier young talent; however, as a base card in a mass-produced set, supply is high.
Valuation
Raw (Ungraded) Value
$2.00 - $5.00
Graded Value
PSA 8: $10-15, PSA 9: $20-30, PSA 10: $60-80 (Note: Values are preliminary as 2025 sets are new releases)
Comparable Sales
Recent 2024/2025 Topps flagship base cards of comparable young stars typically sell for $1.00-$3.00 raw. Graded '10' versions of flagship base stars generally settle in the $50-$75 range once the initial release hype stabilizes.
Description
This is the base card from the 2025 Topps Series Two set featuring Milwaukee Brewers rising star Jackson Chourio. The reverse side (shown) highlights his 2024 season performance and major/minor league batting records, noting his .310 average post-MLB All-Star Game ranking.
Key Features
Features one of the most exciting young talents in baseball; standard flagship Topps design which is the industry standard for player collectors.
Authenticity Indicators
High confidence. Correct 2025 Topps copyright information, official MLB and MLBPA logos, and standard high-quality gloss cardstock consistent with modern Topps production.
Flaws to Note
The card is currently stored in a multi-pocket plastic binder page which can cause minor surface scuffing or 'pock' marks over time. Centering looks slightly heavy toward the bottom edge on the reverse.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Best suited for eBay as a 'Buy It Now' or as part of a Milwaukee Brewers team lot. Also a good candidate for COMC due to the high volume of base card trading on that platform.
Selling Tips
Remove the card from the binder page and place it into a penny sleeve and top-loader immediately to preserve the surface. For a base card, grading is only recommended if the card is a guaranteed PSA 10 candidate, as grading fees often exceed the market value of lower-grade base cards.