Wrestling Cards

2007 Topps WWE Heritage Chrome II offers a chromium spin on the regular set. Designs come from old Topps baseball sets. Hobby boxes include one autograph.

1999 Topps WCW Embossed is the last set for the promotion put out by the New York-based manufacturer. Like other Topps WCW products, autographs are a highlight. This is the first product to include a Hulk Hogan memorabilia card.

1999 Topps WCW/nWo Nitro is another strong set of cards for the promotion thanks in large part to a stellar autograph checklist that includes Bret Hart, Sting, Curt Hennig, Goldberg, Randy Savage and more.

2008 Ring of Honor trading cards came packaged in a limited number of DVDs. The six-card checklist includes some of the earliest cards of Daniel Bryan (Bryan Danielson) and Austin Aries.

Getting all the 2006 Topps WWE Heritage II promo cards is a challenging task thanks to nine cards that came packaged with the November, 2006 WWE Magazine.

The 2006 Topps WWE Heritage Chrome Autographs started a long-standing trend of stickers being used for signatures in wrestling sets. However, the list of signers is strong. John Cena, Trish Stratus, Kurt Angle and Chris Benoit are among those on the checklist.

2006 Topps WWE Heritage Chrome is similar in design to the earlier Heritage set, only with a more premium chromium card stock. Inserts include different types of Refractors and Autographs.

2005 Topps WWE Heritage marked the return of the license to the New York-based card maker. Borrowing from past baseball releases for designs, the strong checklist includes several marquee autographs.

2009 Topps WWE trades in the Heritage line for something along the lines of flagship baseball. Highlights include autographs and dual autographs.

2007 Topps WWE Heritage III continues to mash-up several designs from the Topps vault. This includes Allen & Ginter, which appears as an insert.