MrBeast

Market outlook

Rising Outlook 7/10

Growing collector interest in influencer crossover sports cards, especially serialized parallels of high-profile names like MrBeast post-2025 event[1][3][4]

Next months. Stable to rising with auction activity on rares like /1 FoilFractor

Long term. Moderate appreciation for top grades due to celebrity factor, potential stabilization as supply of base increases

History

MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson) is a prominent YouTuber who participated in the Sidemen Charity Match, a high-profile soccer exhibition game organized by the Sidemen group featuring YouTube stars like KSI, IShowSpeed, Logan Paul, and Mark Rober to raise funds for charity, with behind-the-scenes coverage highlighting the event's $6M scale[5].

2025 Topps Now Sidemen Charity Match set, released in 2025 as a timely promo card commemorating the charity soccer match[1][2][3].

• Part of Topps Now series capturing real-time sports moments with YouTube All-Stars theme[1][2]
• Features multiple parallel variants including Orange /25, Gold /50, and FoilFractor /1[1][2][4][6]
• Graded examples like graded 10 Gem Mint and graded 9 Mint already available in market[3][4]

Rarity and print run

Tier

Ultra Rare

Print run

Low

First printed in

2025 Topps Now Sidemen Charity Match

Demand

High

Supply

Scarce

• Promo Topps Now with serialized parallels like /1 FoilFractor and /25 Orange[1][2]
• Tied to one-off charity event with YouTube celebrity crossover appeal[5]

Collector notes

Condition. Inspect for edge chipping, surface scratches on foil parallels, centering issues common in Topps Now promo cards, and print defects on low-numbered variants.

Storage. Store in semi-rigid holders or top-loaders with sleeves; for graded slabs use protective cases; maintain 45-55% humidity away from direct light to preserve foil and color vibrancy.

Authenticity. Verify Topps holograms and serial numbering on parallels; check graded/graded population reports for matches; avoid raw cards without COA for rare /1 or /25 variants; cross-reference serials on SportsCardInvestor[1][2][4][6].