Pete
Alonso
THE PETE ALONSO COLLECTION
Base, parallels, numbered, autos — every Pete Alonso card Dad’s willing to part with.
LANDSCAPE CARDS
Four cards of a guy who absolutely crushed it in his first year with Baltimore, but somehow nobody wants to admit they're stockpiling half a dozen versions of the exact same photograph. The X-Fractor parallel exists because apparently one shiny Chrome wasn't enough. At least Finest had the decency to call their base card what it is: common. These are the cardboard equivalent of buying the same shirt in four slightly different shades of blue.
ABOUT PETE ALONSO
Peter Morgan Alonso, born December 7, 1994, in Tampa, Florida, is a first baseman nicknamed "Polar Bear" who made his MLB debut in 2019 for the New York Mets. He won the NL Rookie of the Year Award in 2019 after setting the MLB record with 53 home runs by a rookie, and became the only player in major league history to lead both the National and American League in home runs and RBIs, winning the Home Run Derby twice in 2019 and 2021. After seven seasons with the Mets, Alonso signed a five-year, $155 million contract with the Baltimore Orioles in December 2025.
In 2026, Alonso was unanimously voted the Most Valuable Oriole Award, leading the Orioles with 4.6 bWAR and ranking first among all MLB first basemen in fWAR. This collection includes four 2026 Alonso Orioles cards: Topps Series 2 base, Finest base common, Topps Chrome base, and a Chrome X-Fractor parallel. The Chrome duo offers both the standard flagship issue and a refractor variant from the same card number.
FREQUENTLY ASKED — PETE ALONSO CARDS
Which Pete Alonso cards are in this collection?
This page currently shows 4 approved cards: 2026 Topps Series 2 #400; 2026 Finest Base Common #64; 2026 Topps Chrome #55; 2026 Topps Chrome X-Fractor #55. These are the collection's actual inventory, not an estimate of market availability.
What distinguishes the Pete Alonso cards shown here?
The current selection includes 2026 Topps Series 2 #400; 2026 Finest Base Common #64; 2026 Topps Chrome #55; 2026 Topps Chrome X-Fractor #55. No serial stamp is recorded on these cards. That does not establish a print run or prove that a card is a common version. Check the scan, product and printed card number together before comparing editions.
How are the prices on this page described?
The highest displayed collection price in this selection is $1.50 for 2026 Topps Chrome X-Fractor #55. This is our recorded collection price, not a completed sale or proof of market value. Other sellers' asking prices and actual sale prices may differ.
What should I check before choosing a Pete Alonso card?
Start with the exact edition shown here: 2026 Topps Series 2 #400. Match the year, product, card number and finish before comparing another listing. Inspect the front and back scans for corners, edges, surface and any serial stamp; a photo does not establish a professional grade. Choose the card for your collection rather than treating this page as a prediction of investment returns.