Bryan
Reynolds
THE BRYAN REYNOLDS COLLECTION
Base, parallels, numbered, autos — every Bryan Reynolds card Dad’s willing to part with.
Five cards from the same season feels excessive for a guy who has never won a playoff game. Two X-Fractors that look nearly identical except for the product name stamped on them is exactly the kind of parallel redundancy that clutters binders. The Finest Base Uncommon designation is a pointless tier that adds nothing but confusion. At least the Series 2 base is straightforward cardboard without pretending to be something special.
ABOUT BRYAN REYNOLDS
Bryan Reynolds played college baseball for Vanderbilt and was selected by the San Francisco Giants with the 59th pick in the 2016 MLB draft. On January 15, 2018, he was traded to the Pittsburgh Pirates alongside Kyle Crick and $500,000 in international bonus money in return for Andrew McCutchen. He made his debut with the Pirates on April 20, 2019. The switch-hitting outfielder has been selected as an All-Star in 2021 and 2024. Reynolds signed an eight-year, $106.75 million contract extension on April 25, 2023, which was the largest contract in Pirates history. After a bit of a down year in 2025, Reynolds bounced back well, playing all 162 games for the first time in his big-league career.
This collection features five 2026 Bryan Reynolds cards from three Topps releases. The base cards come from Topps Series 2, Topps Chrome, and Finest, while two X-Fractor parallels add refractor variants from the Chrome and Finest sets. All five cards show Reynolds in his Pittsburgh Pirates uniform.
FREQUENTLY ASKED — BRYAN REYNOLDS CARDS
Which Bryan Reynolds cards are in this collection?
This page currently shows 5 approved cards: 2026 Finest Base Uncommon #151; 2026 Topps Chrome #163; 2026 Topps Chrome X-Fractor #163; 2026 Finest X-Fractor #151; 2026 Topps Series 2 #697. These are the collection's actual inventory, not an estimate of market availability.
What distinguishes the Bryan Reynolds cards shown here?
The current selection includes 2026 Finest Base Uncommon #151; 2026 Topps Chrome #163; 2026 Topps Chrome X-Fractor #163; 2026 Finest X-Fractor #151; 2026 Topps Series 2 #697. 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 $5.00 for 2026 Finest X-Fractor #151. 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 Bryan Reynolds card?
Start with the exact edition shown here: 2026 Finest Base Uncommon #151. 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.