Carson
Benge
16 Carson Benge cards in Dad’s binder from 6 sets: 2026 Topps Finest, 2026 Topps Update Series, 2026 Panini Prizm, 2026 Topps Chrome, 2026 Topps Chrome Sapphire Edition and 2026 Topps Holiday. That includes 16 rookie cards and 1 serial-numbered card.
CARSON BENGE CARDS IN THE BINDER
Base, parallels, numbered, autos: every Carson Benge card Dad’s willing to part with.
Nine cards of a guy who played exactly one full minor league season before landing on an Opening Day roster is the kind of prospect overload that gives card companies night sweats. Three different base card numbers in Finest alone because Topps couldn't decide which tier of rarity suited him best. The Arrivals and Future Stars inserts are redundant by definition since they both celebrate the same milestone, but at least collectors get multiple chances to chase refractors of someone still figuring out Triple-A pitching.
ABOUT CARSON BENGE
Outfielder Carson Benge was selected by the New York Mets with the 19th pick of the first round of the 2024 amateur draft, out of Oklahoma State University. He was coming off an excellent sophomore season in which he had batted .335 with 18 homers and 64 RBIs in 61 games. He was a two-way player in college, also pitching in 18 games for OSU in 2024 and earning 3 saves while going 3-2, 3.16. In 2025, he played at three different levels, starting in High-A with the Brooklyn Cyclones, before seeing action in AA with the Binghamton Rumble Ponies and AAA with the Syracuse Mets. In 116 games, his slash line was .281/.385/.472 with 15 homers and 73 RBIs. He turned a good performance at the plate in Grapefruit League play into a spot on the Opening Day roster and a starting job in right field on Opening Day, March 26th.
This Mets collection spans the entire 2026 Topps Chrome and Finest spectrum, with nine cards across base, refractor, and insert categories. The grouping includes three numbered base versions from Finest, the Chrome Sapphire Edition base, plus the Arrivals and Future Stars inserts that mark his arrival to the majors. A Gold X-Fractor and standard Refractor round out the parallels in this first-year ensemble.
FREQUENTLY ASKED: CARSON BENGE CARDS
What is the most valuable Carson Benge card in Dad's binder?
The 2026 Finest Gold X-Fractor #59 numbered 34/50, at $38.
What is the rarest Carson Benge card in Dad's binder?
The 2026 Finest Gold X-Fractor #59 numbered 34/50.
Does Dad have Carson Benge rookie cards?
Yes. 16 rookie cards: 2026 Finest Gold X-Fractor #59; 2026 Finest Base Rare #258; 2026 Finest Refractor #59; 2026 Update Series Topps Logo Foil Pattern #US250; and 12 more.
How much do Carson Benge cards cost here?
16 Carson Benge cards here, from $1 to $38. The cheapest is the 2026 Topps Chrome Sapphire Edition #87.

