
Exclusive RDPA rookie cards helped Topps Chrome® Updates Basketball Hobby and Jumbo Boxes deliver exceptional resale profits.
2025-26 Topps Chrome Updates Basketball returned with another opportunity in August after the first wave had already produced strong profits and sales volume for House of Resell members.
Rather than a completely new release, this was a small EQL restock, which made the existing secondary-market data especially valuable. Buyers were not entering blind. The earlier boxes had already demonstrated demand, with completed eBay transactions providing clear benchmarks before the restock.
The Hobby Box cost £475, while the larger Jumbo Box cost £965. House of Resell initially targeted approximately £650–£700 for Hobby and £1,150+ for Jumbo.
August eBay sales supported those estimates. Hobby Boxes sold for £639.99, £649.30, £649.99 and £669.99 on 5 August, while Jumbo Boxes recorded individual sales of £1,175 and £1,179.70 on 4 August.
The standout Jumbo transaction was a two-box presale at £2,300 on 5 August, equivalent to £1,150 per box before considering the £19.99 delivery shown on the listing.
The August EQL restock followed an earlier wave that had already demonstrated strong sales volume and profitable secondary-market demand.
£475 Hobby Boxes recorded August eBay sales between approximately £640 and £670, leaving around £165-£195 gross profit.
£965 Jumbo Boxes sold individually for around £1,175-£1,180, providing roughly £210+ gross profit before fees.
The limited EQL restock carried a 0/5 House of Resell risk rating, helped by existing resale evidence and Topps' 14-day paid-return policy.
04/08/2026
Completed eBay sales showed Jumbo Hobby Boxes selling for £1,175 and £1,179.70, confirming demand well above the £965 retail price.
05/08/2026
Hobby Boxes sold between £639.99 and £669.99, while a two-box Jumbo presale sold for £2,300, demonstrating continued secondary-market activity.
05/08/2026
Details for the Topps Chrome Updates Basketball EQL release were confirmed ahead of launch, with Hobby and Jumbo Boxes available through the EQL system
06/08/2026
Topps Chrome Updates Basketball officially launched, giving buyers access to Hobby and Jumbo Boxes through EQL as the product entered the market.

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▶️ eBay Sold Listings - 2025-26 Topps Chrome Update Basketball Jumbo Hobby
▶️ eBay Sold Listings - 2025-26 Topps Chrome Updates Basketball Hobby Box
The August EQL release gave buyers another opportunity to secure 2025-26 Topps Chrome Updates Basketball after the first wave had already demonstrated strong secondary-market demand.
The numbers backed up the original House of Resell call. Hobby Boxes purchased for £475 sold for £639.99–£669.99 on 5 August, while Jumbo Boxes purchased for £965 recorded sales of £1,175 and £1,179.70 on 4 August. A two-box Jumbo presale also reached £2,300 on 5 August.
That existing sales history made the 6 August EQL release particularly attractive. Rather than buying into an untested product, entrants already had recent evidence showing both formats trading comfortably above retail.
The margins were strongest on Hobby at roughly £165–£195 gross profit per box, while Jumbo offered around £210+ gross profit based on the individual sales shown.
For House of Resell members, this was a straightforward second-chance opportunity: proven demand, limited restock supply and established resale prices before the EQL release even opened.

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