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LeBron James
2025–26 · Topps Basketball · #150
A recent flagship reference for James in the numbered base checklist.
- Sport
- Basketball
- Year / season
- 2025–26
- Set
- Topps Basketball
- Number
- #150
- Format
- Card
About this card
LeBron James’s 2025–26 Topps Basketball card is number 150 in that release. This is Topps’ paper-stock flagship set, and the 2025-26 release marks Topps’ return to licensed NBA cards after more than a decade.
LeBron James’s rookie-labeled entry in this catalog is the 2003–04 Topps Chrome Basketball #111, so this later issue carries no rookie label.
How to identify it
Paper base cards like this were printed in large numbers, so condition and the exact edition matter most. Other versions of the same player from the same year usually carry different numbers, so confirm the brand printed on the card.
In LeBron James’s run
LeBron James has 4 entries in this catalog, from 2003 to 2025–26, and this is the third of them by year. Nearby entries are listed below, so you can compare the releases that sit around this one.
- LeBron James, 2025–26 Topps Chrome Basketball #127
- LeBron James, 2003 Topps Basketball #221
- LeBron James, 2003–04 Topps Chrome Basketball #111
In the 2025–26 checklist
The catalog’s selected checklist for the 2025–26 Topps Basketball release also includes Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, Jalen Brunson, Tyrese Maxey, Scottie Barnes, Cade Cunningham and 13 more. It is a partial checklist of cataloged cards, not the full release.
- Jayson Tatum, 2025–26 Topps Basketball #1
- Jaylen Brown, 2025–26 Topps Basketball #2
- Jalen Brunson, 2025–26 Topps Basketball #14
- Tyrese Maxey, 2025–26 Topps Basketball #21
What to know about this issue
- The manufacturer places #150 in Base Cards I.
- Keep the base issue separate from an image variation or named foil edition.
Inspect the source
Source reviewed 2026-10-08. The source describes this issue; it does not verify any item offered by a third party.
No assigned grade, market value or verified offer is supplied by this reference entry.
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Ian D'Andrea from Philadelphia, PA, via Wikimedia Commons. CC BY-SA 2.0.
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The issue stays 2025–26 · Topps Basketball. These are research checks, not a condition assessment of a specimen.
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