The print run is heading down once again as 2021 Topps 206 enters Wave 6. We see 10,473 packs for this series, which is second lowest print run this year. This time, a blank back parallel replaces the Cycle backs from the previous series.

The box still contains one pack of ten cards, featuring eight base cards, along with two parallels.

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Wave 5 rebounds a little bit, but its 11,144 pack print run is still the second lowest in the 2021 release. This wave sees Lenox Brown backs return to replace Drum. We also see a handful of rare image variations for some stars who are not otherwise included in this wave.

A box contains ten card, including eight base and two parallels.

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Wave 4 of Topps 206 drops to a new release low below 10,000 for the first time at a print run of 9,927 packs. There was also a long delay with this wave coming out, but that happened after all the orders had been placed. It will be interesting to see if that has any affect on future waves. In this series, Sovereign returns replacing Polar Bear backs, and Drum (#/10) replaces Lenox Brown for the first time.

The standard configuration continues in Wave 4, with ten cards per box/pack. this includes eight base cards, along with two parallels, at least one of which is a Piedmont back.

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Production for Wave 3 is up slightly from Wave 2, to 12,425 packs. Old Mill backs return to replace American Beauty, while Polar Bear backs makes their first appearance this year, in place of Sovereign. This series has some rookie appearances from Casey Mize and Cristian Pache, along with veteran presence from Aaron Judge and Kyle Schwarber.

The box contains a single pack of ten cards, which includes eight base cards and two parallels or possible autograph.

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