2025 Topps Now Eugenio Suarez Card 882 Gold 13/50 CGC 8.5 NM/Mint+

2025 Topps Now Eugenio Suarez Card 882 Gold 13/50 CGC 8.5 NM/Mint+This Topps NOW card captures the electrifying, go ahead grand slam hit by Eugenio Surez in the 8th inning of ALCS Game 5. Following Cal Raleigh's game tying solo shot, Surez stepped into a bases loaded situation and delivered the franchise's biggest hit in decadesthe first Mariners postseason grand slam since Edgar Martinez in 1995! This card immortalizes the swing that shattered the 2 2 tie, propelling the Seattle Mariners to a 6 2 victory and

This Topps NOW card captures the electrifying, go-ahead grand slam hit by Eugenio Suárez in the 8th inning of ALCS Game 5. Following Cal Raleigh's game-tying solo shot, Suárez stepped into a bases-loaded situation and delivered the franchise's biggest hit in decades—the first Mariners postseason grand slam since Edgar Martinez in 1995! This card immortalizes the swing that shattered the 2-2 tie, propelling the Seattle Mariners to a 6-2 victory and putting them one win away from the World Series. 

Why This Card is a Must-Own Elite Historical Context: This grand slam is one of the most important hits in club history, immediately drawing comparisons to the legendary Edgar Martinez moment from the 1995 ALDS.

Game-Changing Moment: The hit was just the 7th go-ahead grand slam in the 8th inning or later in MLB Postseason history, confirming its rarity and significance on a league-wide scale. High Demand: The Print Run of 4,938 reflects the massive fan excitement and volume of orders, demonstrating this card's immediate and high collector demand.

Gold Parallel Rarity: This gold version is numbered 13 of only 50 copies worldwide, featuring exclusive gold foil treatment that elevates it above standard base cards. The CGC 8.5 NM/Mint+ grade confirms near-perfect condition with minimal wear—one of the finest examples in circulation.

Collector's Investment: Gold parallels represent the pinnacle of Topps NOW collectibility. At 13/50, this card sits in the lower serial range, making it exceptionally scarce and highly coveted by serious collectors seeking cornerstone pieces for their Mariners postseason collections.