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2026 Topps Mint Disney Checklist: Tiers and Card Codes

Prepare for the November 4 Mint Disney release with base-tier numbers, Chrome variations, autograph codes and practical checks before comparing listings.

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2026 Topps Mint Disney is scheduled for November 4 at 2 p.m. Eastern, or 1 p.m. Central. Topps has posted the checklist, making this a useful time to choose an exact character, tier and card family before comparing offers. The official product page states the launch time; the Topps release calendar confirms the date and says schedules can change.

This guide belongs to our New Releases hub. Its focus is identifying a single correctly, rather than predicting prices or treating every shiny card as the same version.

Sources checked October 30, 2026. The hero is an original editorial illustration of generic card materials and holders, not a preview of actual Mint Disney cards or our store inventory.

The four base tiers and their numbers

The official Topps checklist divides the 125-card base set into four sections:

Base tier Card numbers Number of subjects Example to look up
Bronze 1-50 50 Woody, 1
Silver 51-75 25 Ariel, 70
Gold 76-100 25 Moana, 87
Platinum 101-125 25 Mickey Mouse, 111

Topps' product page states that Platinum base cards start numbered to 99. Keep checklist number and serial number in separate notes: 111 identifies the Mickey Mouse base entry; a stamp ending in /99 describes a numbered issue.

When researching a listing, record the full tier and finish alongside the number. A seller's use of “gold” is a reason to inspect the card, not enough information to decide which checklist entry or parallel is offered. Our serial-number guide explains the distinction in more detail.

Base cards and Chrome variations share numbers

The checklist separately lists Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum Chrome Variation sections using the base numbering again. Woody appears at 1 in both Bronze sections, for example. A card number alone therefore does not settle which construction you are buying. Check the listing photographs and exact family name against the manufacturer checklist.

Build a search around year + Mint Disney + character + number + base or Chrome variation, then add the parallel when verified. Save a front-and-back image with your research notes so you can compare another offer without relying on its title.

For a repeatable process, use our guide to reading Topps checklists.

Use the insert or autograph code

These examples come directly from the same official checklist:

Card family Example entry Detail to keep in your search
Minted Posters MP-5, Moana 2 Film title and MP code
Minted in Magic MM-EA, Elsa Character and MM code
Chrome Autograph CA-IM, Idina Menzel as Elsa Signer, role and CA code

For autograph research, write down both the performer and character. Compare the pictured card with the exact entry before comparing prices. For a character collection, choose whether your target is the character card, a film-themed insert or the actor's autograph; that choice gives your search a clear boundary.

Topps describes Minted in Magic as an encased Chrome insert with 50 subjects on its product page. Check the holder and label separately from the card. Our encased-versus-graded guide explains what to inspect before assigning meaning to a case.

A checklist entry is not a box guarantee

Use the checklist to confirm a named card's inclusion. For any sealed-box purchase, require the exact format's official configuration before expecting an autograph, insert or particular tier. Do not calculate a pull probability from the number of subjects in a checklist section.

Keep these questions beside an offer:

  1. Is it the 2026 Mint Disney product and the exact card family you want?
  2. Are you buying a single, sealed box, loose pack, break spot or presale?
  3. Do the photographs show the card number, finish, serial stamp and condition clearly?
  4. For an autograph, does the signer and role match the official entry?
  5. What are the delivered cost and stated shipping terms?

For another entertainment-card checklist, our Neon Marvel guide provides a related research path. Keep each product's terminology and configuration attached to its own release.

Choose a target before opening listings

Start with one checklist entry and its exact version. The disclosed eBay searches below focus on Platinum singles, Chrome Autographs and Minted in Magic; review each result for the year, card family, condition and fulfillment terms. A search result is not confirmation that an item is available.

You can also browse our current listings, where inventory may cover other products. Next step: save your target's checklist code, use the card-identification guide to organize its details, then compare matching offers instead of broad “Mint Disney” titles.

Explore cards and compare listings

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These searches cover the wider eBay marketplace. Check the year, format, condition, seller, and shipping date in each listing; search results are not verified inventory or guaranteed availability.

Browse TheCardBoardReport’s own eBay store — current inventory may include other products.

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