The Three Kings Rewards Program is available for current or former Major League Baseball, National Basketball Association and National Football League players who have had all three of the following “grail” cards released by Topps: (1) Rookie Debut Patch Auto or Rookie Premier Patch Auto,   (2)   Bowman   Chrome   1st   Superfractor   Auto,   and   (3)   Topps   Chrome   Rookie Superfractor Auto. A player only becomes eligible once all three grail cards exist.There will only ever be one Three Kings reward card for each athlete. Once that reward has been claimed, it cannot be claimed again.Topps may, in its discretion, expand, limit, or modify the Three Kings Rewards Program to include additional sports or leagues in the future, including Bowman releases in other sports. For more details regarding eligible cards, see the Terms & Conditions below.

To take part in the Three Kings Rewards Program, you’ll need to be an adult collector (or have parental consent if you’re a younger collector) and a resident of the United States.You also need to personally own all three grail cards for an eligible athlete and have possession or control of those cards.There are a few additional rules around eligibility, so be sure to check the official Terms & Conditions for the full details.

No — the Three Kings Rewards Program is all about one collector owning the full set of grail cards. To qualify, you must be the sole legal owner of all three cards for an eligible athlete and have possession or control of them yourself.Partnerships, group pools, or cards on loan don’t count. When you claim your reward, you’ll also need to confirm in writing that you’re the sole owner. For the full details, check the Terms & Conditions.

Once you’ve collected all three grail cards for an eligible athlete, you can make your claim by emailing CollectorRelations@CollectFanatics.com. Your claim must be submitted within 10 years of that player’s Rookie Debut Patch Auto / Rookie Premier Patch Auto release date.Example: If the RDPA is released on October 24, 2024, your claim must be submitted by October 23, 2034.After you send your claim, Topps will contact you to arrange authentication and confirm eligibility of your grail cards. Because there can only ever be one Three Kings reward card per athlete, we’ll need to confirm that your cards are authentic and that you’re the sole owner. For full details on how redemption works, see the Terms & Conditions below.

The Three Kings reward card is a true 1-of-1 Topps collectible: the only one that will ever exist for that athlete. You can’t buy it from Topps; you can’t pull it from a pack. The only way to get one is by completing the Three Kings challenge.Topps will use reasonable efforts to have the reward card signed and inscribed by the athlete. However, signatures depend on athlete availability, licensing restrictions, and other factors, so they can’t be guaranteed.  Topps does not guarantee any athlete’s participation in the Program, including but not limited to autographing, inscribing, or otherwise contributing to a reward card, and the only obligation of Topps under the Program is to provide the applicable reward card itself.Signed or not, your Three Kings card will always be a one-of-a-kind collectible that no one else in the world can own.

Each Three Kings reward can only ever be claimed once for each athlete – i.e., it doesn’t reset. Once a player’s reward has been earned, it’s locked forever and that player’s cards are no longer eligible.If you’re thinking about buying grail cards to chase a reward, make sure to confirm that the reward is still available first. Don’t rely only on the tracker. We recommend reaching out to our Customer Service team to double-check availability before making a purchase.

The Topps Three Kings Program (the “Program”) is sponsored by The Topps Company, Inc. (“Topps”) and is subject to, and your participation is conditioned upon your agreement to, the following additional terms and conditions, which Topps may amend, modify, or supplement from time to time in its discretion. Any attempt to participate in the Program constitutes your agreement to, and compliance with, these Terms & Conditions (the “Program Terms”) as well as the Topps.com Terms of Use. Please note that the Topps.com Terms of Use include a binding arbitration agreement and a waiver of class and collective actions, which apply to your participation in this Program.

Please read these Program Terms carefully.

Collector Eligibility. The Program is open only to natural persons who, at the time of participation, are either (i) at least 18 years of age or the age of majority in their jurisdiction of residence, or (ii) 13 to 17 years of age with the prior written consent of a parent or legal guardian.Topps may require submission of a signed consent form and proof of identity of the parent or legal guardian.   Only   individual   collectors   may   participate.   Corporations,   partnerships,   trusts, syndicates, or other entities or groups are not eligible. To redeem a reward, the collector must be the sole legal and beneficial owner of all three required cards for the applicable athlete and must also have possession or control of those cards. Ownership by multiple individuals, ownership or control through consignment, loan, pledge, shared, or temporary arrangements, or any constructive ownership interest is not permitted. Collectors must maintain sole ownership and control of the cards continuously from the time of claim submission through fulfillment of the reward. Topps may require a written attestation of ownership and provenance and reserves the right to disqualify any collector who attempts to circumvent these requirements, who provides false, incomplete, or misleading information, or who has engaged in other improper conduct. Card Eligibility and Redemption. Topps will only accept submissions for athletes once all three required grail card types exist (Rookie Debut Patch Autograph, Bowman Chrome 1st Superfractor Auto, and Topps Chrome Rookie Superfractor Auto). The sports, leagues, and properties included in the Program may be modified by Topps in its sole discretion, and not all sports will be eligible. Only one Three Kings reward card will ever be issued per athlete. Once claimed, no further claims will be accepted for that athlete. The Reward is unique, one-of-a-kind collectible, and is not assigned any retail, cash, or monetary value by Sponsor. The Reward is offered solely as a collectible item and not as consideration, payment, or prize of determinable value. Collectors are solely responsible for any applicable taxes or reporting obligations that may arise from receipt of the Reward.Redemption Period. The redemption period for each athlete will remain open for 10 years from the release date of that athlete’s Rookie Debut Patch Autograph card. Collectors are solely responsible for determining the release date and submitting any redemption request within this period. At the time of submission, the collector must already own all three required grail cards.Delivery and Risk of Loss. Topps will work with each collector to determine a commercially reasonable and secure method of delivery for any reward card, which may include delivery to the collector or deposit into the Fanatics Collect Vault. Topps may require collectors to purchase shipping insurance at their own expense. Topps will not be responsible for any loss, damage, or theft of a reward card after it leaves Topps’ possession or is deposited into a Fanatics Collect Vault account.Reward Substitution and Impossibility. Topps will use commercially reasonable efforts to deliver a Three Kings reward card as described in these Program Terms. However, circumstances outside of Topps’ control may make delivery of the intended reward impossible or impracticable, including without limitation athlete death, incapacity, unavailability, refusal or inability to sign or participate, loss or destruction of materials, or changes in licensing or other contractual rights. In such cases, Topps reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to substitute the reward with a suitable alternative, or to provide another resolution that Topps determines is fair and equitable under the circumstances. Topps shall have no liability for its inability to deliver a reward due to impossibility or causes beyond its reasonable control.