2023-24 Topps Three Basketball Cards — Product Breakdown & Buyer's Guide

Release Date: April 11, 2025
Manufacturer: Topps
Product Type: Hobby

Configuration:
3 Cards per Pack
1 Pack per Box
5 Boxes per Case

What’s Inside the Box?

• 2 Autograph Cards
• 1 Base, Parallel, or Insert Card

Key Features

• Small but Mighty: Each box has exactly three cards — two are autographs
• Licensed by NBPA: Features NBA players, but without official team logos
• Base Set: 100 cards, featuring current stars and retired legends

Parallels

• Bronze – 1:18 packs
• Gold – 1:45 packs
• Red – 1:89 packs
• Platinum – 1:442 packs

Autographs

• Rookie 3 Patch Autographs: Horizontal + vertical triple patch autos of 27 rookies including Victor Wembanyama
• Full Court Signs: 95-card auto checklist loaded with top names
• Raindrops Signatures, Re-Markable, Serendipitous Sigs: Unique designs and themes
• Relic Autos: Rookie Relic Autos Prime, Triple Relics Autos Prime & more

Insert Cards

• Five wild designs: Monsters of the Deep, Ice Water, Architects, Knockout, Triple Double
• All inserts are numbered to /49 or less

Pricing Analytics

• SRP: ~$250–$300 per box
• Resale Range: $275–$350
• Wembanyama RPAs and low-numbered inserts are top chases

Pros & Cons

Pros:

• Two autographs guaranteed per box
• Loaded rookie class with multiple patch autos
• Insert designs are loud, bold, and eye-catching

Cons:

• Not licensed by the NBA — no team logos or branding
• Only three cards per box means high risk/high reward

Final Verdict

2023-24 Topps Three Basketball packs a punch in every box with two autographs, triple patch rookies, and some of the loudest inserts of the season. If you’re chasing Wembanyama autos or appreciate bold, high-risk products — this one’s for you.