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The 2025/26 Topps Museum UEFA Club Competitions Hat Trick Box was offered through a Fanatics London EQL raffle at £1,115, with HOR targeting approximately £1,400+ resale.
This was the premium Hat Trick configuration rather than the standard Museum Hobby Box. The Hat Trick contained nine cards in total, with three autographs, three relics, and three autograph relics on average, giving collectors substantially more premium hits from a single box. Retailer product information confirms the same configuration.
The Hat Trick release also carried exclusive content unavailable in the standard configuration, adding another reason collectors could pay a premium. The wider checklist included major European football names and high-end autograph and memorabilia combinations.
At £1,115, however, this was not a cheap hold. HOR rated it a 2/5 risk and expected the sealed box to resell, but warned that sellers might need patience before achieving the desired price.
That view has some support from the wider retail market. Sports Cards Direct subsequently listed the Hat Trick Box at £1,499.99, while another UK retailer listed it at £1,699.99. These are retailer prices, not confirmed secondary-market sales, but they show the premium attached to the sealed Hat Trick configuration.
Fanatics London offered the Hat Trick Box for £1,115 through an EQL raffle with no upfront payment required to enter.
Each box delivered three autographs, three relics, and three autograph relics on average, making it considerably more hit-heavy than standard Museum.
HOR targeted £1,400+ resale, while later UK retailer pricing of £1,499.99 and £1,699.99 supported the box's premium market positioning.
This was expected to be a slower seller, so members needed to be comfortable holding the £1,115 box while waiting for the right buyer.
17/09/2026
Fanatics London opened its EQL raffle at 12pm for the Museum UEFA Hat Trick Box at £1,115, using a £0 card hold to validate entries.
17/09/2026
Entries were closed at 4pm, with successful entrants required to complete payment when collecting their box from Fanatics London.
18/09/2026
Winners had from 10am to 8pm to collect from Fanatics London, 54 Regent Street, with matching identification and their winner email required.
18/09/2026
The Hat Trick configuration reached its wider UK release, with specialist retailers subsequently listing sealed boxes well above the £1,115 Fanatics entry price.

At £1,115, the Museum Hat Trick Box offered something significantly stronger than the standard configuration, with nine premium hits across autographs, relics and autograph relics, plus Hat Trick-exclusive cards. The £1,400+ target would represent around £285 gross upside before selling costs.
The catch was liquidity. This was a four-figure sealed box with a narrower buyer pool, so expecting an instant sale would have been optimistic. HOR's 2/5 risk rating with a possible hold required was therefore the right way to frame it.
Later retailer listings around £1,500 to £1,700 reinforced the box's premium valuation, but without a confirmed sealed-box sale we should not present those figures as achieved resale. For members able to tie up £1,115 and wait for the right collector, the discount against wider retail pricing made this a solid premium-card opportunity.

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