2018 Topps UFC Museum Collection Box Break & Review

Posted on December 16, 2018 by sportscardinfo

Happy Holidays! This time of the year can be very stressful for some people. Friends and family are coming together. It can sometimes lead to a lot of clashing. People you only see once or twice a year may not always get along. You could build an octagon in the backyard and let them go at it, or simply open a few boxes of 2018 Topps UFC Museum Collection. Walking away with some nice hits always makes things better. What better way to bring people together than the memory of an awesome pull.

If you’re a fan of Museum Collection Baseball this year, the UFC counterpart should be right up your alley. That’s of course if you’re into UFC. The design from the baseball set carries right over to this one. The overall layout is similar, but you’ll notice that the cards from the UFC set have a refractor-like finish. Not something you see done much outside of chrome-stock products.

A nice group of fighters make up the base set and various hits. The base set consists of (50) fighters. Parallels include Copper #’ed/159, Gold #’ed/75, Sapphire #’ed/25, Ruby #’ed/8, and Emerald #’ed 1/1.

Lets face it. Hits are 100% what drive this product. Its a quick thrill for UFC fans. Every box comes with (1) pack. Inside each pack there should be (1) relic, (1) on-card autograph, and (1) autographed relic.

UFC products can offer some interesting looking hits. The on-card autographs, metal-frame, and patch cards are top notch. I specifically enjoy the Signature Reebok Logo Signatures.

At around $70 for a box that offers (3) hits, its not that bad. Longtime UFC collectors, new UFC collectors, and/or those just looking to give a UFC box a try should have fun.

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Here is what I pulled:

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