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Set Review · 2025 Topps

Topps Dynasty Formula 1: Set Guide

A collector's guide to Topps Dynasty Formula 1 — the ultra-premium top of the licensed F1 program, built around on-card autographs and race-used relics, and where Kimi Antonelli's highest-ceiling cards live.

By Luca Bertani Updated July 23, 2026

Topps Dynasty Formula 1 is the top of the licensed F1 trading-card program — the ultra-premium line where a collection stops being about volume and becomes about trophy cards. Because Topps holds the official Formula 1 license, every Dynasty card is a licensed issue, and this is the line built entirely around autographed race-used relics.

Why Dynasty sits above everything

The rest of the program builds from a base checklist: Topps Chrome Formula 1 is the F1 program’s 200-card base set, with the chromium refractor rainbow on top. Dynasty skips the base layer entirely. A Dynasty box is one card — one pack, one card, sold through a Topps EQL raffle — and that card is an autographed relic. The structural facts, from the published 2025 checklist:

  • Every autograph is limited to 10 copies or fewer. There is no attainable tier.
  • Almost every hit pairs a signature with memorabilia — a patch, a nameplate, a glove, a jumbo swatch, and in the new Legendary 75 Patch Autographs a die-cut window over race-used material.
  • The 2025 edition added real gemstones and metal — Dynasty Diamond Relics (1/1) embed a genuine diamond; Dynasty Legends Precious Relics (/10 or less) embed silver and gold bars.
  • Topps introduced its first F1 inscriptions in 2025, on Andrea Stella, Isack Hadjar and Lewis Hamilton cards.

That combination — signed, numbered to ten or fewer, and memorabilia-bearing by design — is why Dynasty commands the strongest prices in the whole F1 program.

Read a Dynasty card like a collector

At this tier, four things drive value more than anything else:

  • Serial number — lower is scarcer, and at Dynasty everything is already /10 or less. A /5 or a 1/1 is a different animal than a /10 of the same card.
  • Which relic — a triple-relic or jumbo-patch auto sits above a single silver-patch auto, and a Constructor Team dual-relic pairing two drivers is its own market.
  • Inscription — 2025 was the brand’s first F1 inscriptions. An inscribed card is scarcer than the plain signed version.
  • Grade / authentication — at Dynasty prices, buy it graded (PSA or SGC) so the signature, condition, and authenticity are certified.

Where Antonelli fits — the cards that actually exist

This is the part of the market where invented “grail” cards get sold, so here is the verified list. Antonelli’s RC-designated cards are from 2025, and in 2025 Topps Dynasty Formula 1 he appears in:

Dynasty setAntonelli cardsPrint run
Autographs Patch Silver8 (DAP-AAN → DAP-AANVII)/10 or less; Red /5-or-less, Black /2-or-1/1, Gold 1/1
Autographs Flag1/5 or less
Autograph Jumbo Patch Variation11/1
Jumbo Relic Autographs11/1
Single Driver Dual Relic Autographs1/10 or less
Single Driver Triple Relic Autographs3/10 or less
Constructor Team Dual Relic Autographs (with George Russell)1/10 or less
Liquid Silver (insert)1limited; Liquid Gold 1/1

Source: the 2025 Topps Dynasty Formula 1 Racing checklist published by checklistinsider.com, which records the one-card-per-pack, one-pack-per-box configuration and the “all autographs limited to 10 copies or fewer” rule.

Two sets he is not in, so you know when a listing is wrong: Dynasty Legendary 75 Patch Autographs and Dynasty Legends Precious Relics (both legends/veteran sets), and the Dynasty Cut Signature Booklets, which in 2025 are Ayrton Senna cards. Because he’s early in his career, values move sharply with results and season milestones, so the live market always beats a stale number.

Buy the high end on the live market

Dynasty singles trade on eBay, not Amazon — and because these are scarce, signed, numbered cards, searching the live market matters more here than anywhere else in the program. Use the buttons above to open current listings for Antonelli’s Dynasty autos, on-card signatures, auto-patch relics, and low-numbered cards, then filter to “Sold items” for real comps. Before you spend real money at this level, read the collecting guide on spotting fakes — authentication matters most at the top — and run any grading decision through our free grading ROI calculator.

New here? Start with Antonelli’s rookie cards guide, understand what drives value, or step up through the autographs & chrome money page for how to buy signatures and shine across the whole program.

Find cards from this set on eBay

Singles, parallels, and graded slabs from this set trade on eBay — these open live listings for each. Filter to "Sold items" for real comps, and buy graded (PSA or SGC) at serious price points.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Topps Dynasty Formula 1 different from Chrome?
Dynasty is the ultra-premium end of the F1 program. Where Topps Chrome F1 is the 200-card base set plus the refractor rainbow, a Dynasty box is a single card — one autographed relic, serial-numbered to 10 copies or fewer. You're not ripping Dynasty for base cards; there are none. That's why it sits at the top of the price ladder.
Does Kimi Antonelli actually have a Topps Dynasty F1 card?
Yes — several, and they are autographed race-used relic cards, not just signatures. In 2025 Topps Dynasty Formula 1 he has eight cards in Dynasty Autographs Patch Silver (DAP-AAN through DAP-AANVII), each numbered /10 or less, plus entries in Dynasty Autographs Flag (/5 or less), Dynasty Autograph Jumbo Patch Variation (1/1), Dynasty Jumbo Relic Autographs (1/1), Dynasty Single Driver Dual Relic Autographs (/10 or less), three Dynasty Single Driver Triple Relic Autographs (/10 or less), a Dynasty Constructor Team Dual Relic Autograph with George Russell (/10 or less), and the Liquid Silver insert. Source: the 2025 Topps Dynasty Formula 1 Racing checklist published by checklistinsider.com.
What are the Dynasty print runs?
Every autograph in 2025 Dynasty F1 is limited to 10 copies or fewer. The Autographs Patch Silver base runs /10 or less at 1:13 packs, with Red /5-or-less (1:14), Black /2-or-1/1 (1:34) and Gold 1/1 (1:59) parallels. A box is a single card — one pack, one autographed relic — and boxes are sold through a Topps EQL raffle. Treat any Dynasty listing quoting a run above /10 with suspicion.
Is a Dynasty Antonelli card a good buy?
It's the high-ceiling, high-cost part of the market — the scarcest, most desirable Antonelli cards live here, but scarcity cuts both ways on price and these are not entry-level buys. Treat Dynasty as the trophy tier: compare live sold comps rather than one asking price, prioritize on-card autos and low serials, and buy graded at serious price points. If you're just starting, a base Chrome rookie or a Turbo Attax card is the sensible entry before you climb to Dynasty.