2022 Topps Now Platinum Memberships
 

QUESTION:

1) How does a person qualify for a Platinum Membership? I am assuming it's based on a prior year's financial ordering threshold and speculate it's at $100,000 or more spent with Topps Now in a year.

2) The perks they list, some sound like actual admission tickets, like to the 2022 Home Run Derby All-Star Game at Dodgers Stadium

Then, there's what appears to be a "if you get yourself there, we'll hook you up if you pay your way to get in" perks like at the actual All-Star Game at an event they're putting together.

And the National Convention Gift Pack sounds like, whether you attend that show or not, they'll send you that event distributed gift pack.

It sounds like a lot of really nice premiums, but I wasn't sure how it works.

How does this compare to the 2021 Topps Platinum membership perks? And did everything promised come through delivered proactively (by Topps, so you need not do anything and they deliver it to you) so you're not having to ask or chase things?

It sounds really exciting and awesome, but wasn't sure how it all worked/works?

THANKS !!!



Dear 2022 Topps Now Platinum Member,



Congratulations on your acceptance into the Topps Now Platinum Member program!

You are among some of our most valued customers, and we thank you for your continued support of the Topps Now program. We look forward to presenting a lineup full of exciting Topps Now cards across our entire portfolio this upcoming year.

As a Topps Now Platinum Member, you are afforded several exclusive perks during the year. This includes the following:

2022 Topps Now Platinum Membership card

Members-only concierge - allowing for early reservations of Topps Now autographed, relic and autographed-relic cards

Invitation to Platinum Member event during the 2022 MLB All-Star Game in Los Angeles, CA + Member Gift Bag

Tickets to the 2022 MLB Home Run Derby at Dodgers Stadium

Platinum Member stamped 2022 Topps Now All-Star starter set

Gift pack from 2022 National Sports Collectors Convention

Stamped Rainbow foilboard cards from 2022 Topps Now Regular season and Postseason
Processed at the end of the season
Includes one Golden Ticket redemption - redeemable for a 1/1 autograph parallel

Platinum Member Topps Now custom card

$100 end of year credit on Topps.com account

Please keep an eye out for an invitation to our 2022 Member Summit in the coming days. We will hold this meeting of Platinum Members and members of the Topps Now team via Zoom - a time to reconnect with renewed members, meet new members and discuss any topics/questions with the team at large.

We all sincerely thank you once again for your continued support of this program and look forward to a great 2022 season!

Our warmest regards,

The Topps Now team

First rule of Topps NOW Platinum membership program...

1) - Don't talk (much) about your Topps NOW Platinum membership.

Or so I've heard. :coffee:

[QUOTE=mwheeler27;18103011]First rule of Topps NOW Platinum membership program...

1) - Don't talk (much) about your Topps NOW Platinum membership.

Or so I've heard. :coffee:[/QUOTE]

😂😂😂😂…it’s definitely one of those things you “enjoy and don’t mention”…

OP,

The “vague” answer to your question is, there are no defined #’s anywhere. You spend money, they pick people, those people spend even more money…that’s about it. It’s like asking “how many Green Dragon Optic Choice are there of each player?”….you will get 10 different answers, and they will al be made up because it’s not published…

I thought I saw some Platinum Members that are part of Facebook groups openly solicit as well as non-Platinum members asking for help pre-ordering via the preferred member access Platinum Members have.

I wasn't sure if this was "legal" to assist or even monetize and sell in advance at profit or not.

It seems counter-intuitive when you see there's many cards with a /5, /10, /25 and /49 print run that there might not be enough offer every Platinum Member, and there could/should be a limit per member of 1 and/or it being against policy to solicit orders from non-Platinum Members.

I always see posts by regular folks like me, who often express frustrations of being shut out of releases that the Platinum Members get 1st dibs on and sell out before they hit the general public.

I'm more curious than anything else on what the policy and protocol is, more so than delve into the secrets held by the Illuminati of that club.