2025 Topps Chrome F1 Diamond Checklist: What's in the Set?
The 2025 Topps Chrome Formula 1 Diamond 75th Anniversary checklist contains
50 parent cards covering every driver on the 2025 F1 grid. Each card number appears in up to
9 variants, giving collectors a total of 450 variants to chase across the full set. The
checklist includes established stars like Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc,
Lando Norris, and Oscar Piastri alongside key rookie cards for Kimi Antonelli, Isack Hadjar,
Oliver Bearman, Gabriel Bortoleto, and Liam Lawson. Some drivers appear on two separate card
numbers in the set, meaning certain names like Verstappen, Hamilton, and Leclerc have multiple
collectible entries to track.
All D75 Parallel Variants and Print Runs Explained
Every card in the D75 set is available in 9 parallel variants, ranging from the standard Base
card through to the 1-of-1 SuperFractor. The full parallel ladder is: Base,
Night Vision Mini-Diamond Refractor (/299),
Purple Mini-Diamond Refractor (/199),
Blue Mini-Diamond Refractor (/150),
Green Mini-Diamond Refractor (/99),
Gold Mini-Diamond Refractor (/50),
Orange Mini-Diamond Refractor (/25),
Red Mini-Diamond Refractor (/5), and the
SuperFractor (/1). Lower print run parallels are significantly harder to
find and command the highest prices on the secondary market, particularly for top drivers and
rookie cards.
Base Card Values Across the 2025 F1 Grid
Base card prices in the D75 set reflect driver popularity and on-track performance. The most
valuable base cards belong to the rookie class, with Kimi Antonelli's base currently trading
around $40 ungraded, $127 in PSA 9, and $325 in PSA 10 - far above any other driver in the
set. Among established drivers, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc lead at roughly $7-8
ungraded, followed by Lando Norris ($6.80), Oscar Piastri ($6.60), and Max Verstappen
($4.70). Most base cards for mid-grid drivers sit in the $2-$3 range ungraded, but PSA 10
copies regularly fetch $38-$50 even for less prominent names.
How to Use the D75 Card Checklist and Collection Tracker
The checklist lets you filter and sort the full D75 set in multiple ways. You can search by
driver name, team, or card number, and switch the price column to display values for any of
the 9 parallel variants. Collection filters let you view only cards you own, cards not yet
collected, or cards on your wishlist. The sort options include card number order, selected
variant price (high to low), collection completion progress, and most recently updated
pricing. Each card entry shows ungraded, PSA 9, and PSA 10 values where sales data exists,
and links through to the individual card page for a full variant breakdown.
Tips for Completing the 2025 Topps Chrome F1 D75 Set
With 50 parent cards and 450 total variants, completing the full D75 set is a serious
undertaking. Most collectors focus on a team, a single driver, or a specific parallel tier.
Targeting base cards first is the most cost-effective route, as most non-rookie base cards
are available for under $5. For those chasing numbered parallels, the Night Vision (/299)
and Purple (/199) variants offer the best balance of scarcity and accessibility. The
eBay Deals section on this site highlights cards currently listed below
their tracked market value, making it easier to find underpriced copies of the variants
you need.
