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2018 Bowman Draft Baseball Hobby Jumbo Box

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2018 Bowman Draft Baseball Hobby Jumbo BoxEach Box contains Three Autographs! 2018 Bowman Draft Baseball continues to be the first MLB licensed cards of the 2018 MLB Draft class that are available to the public. The 2018 Bowman Draft Baseball Jumbo Box offering will feature three on card chrome autographs per box, along with a mix of new insert content and Base Cards of top MLB Draft picks. Featuring MLB's Top Prospects including Casey Mize, Brusdar Graterol, Jarred Kelenic, Jazz Chisholm,

Each Box contains Three Autographs!

2018 Bowman Draft Baseball continues to be the first MLB-licensed cards of the 2018 MLB Draft class that are available to the public.

The 2018 Bowman Draft Baseball Jumbo Box offering will feature three on-card chrome autographs per box, along with a mix of new insert content and Base Cards of top MLB Draft picks.

Featuring MLB's Top Prospects including Casey Mize, Brusdar Graterol, Jarred Kelenic, Jazz Chisholm, Taylor Trammell, Alec Bohm, Matthew Liberatore, Bo Bichette, Brandon Marsh, Nick Madrigal, Keston Hiura, Jeremiah Jackson, Jordan Groshans, Hunter Greene, Dylan Cease, Trevor Larnach, Royce Lewis, Jordyn Adams, Carter Kieboom, Brendan McKay, Jo Adell, Jonathan India, Jesus Luzardo, MacKenzie Gore, Triston McKenzie, Ryan Mountcastle, Eloy Jimenez, Leody Taveras, Estevan Florial, Luis Robert, Travis Swaggerty, Alex Kiriloff, and more!

Look for Chrome Draft Pick Autographs of Nico Hoerner, Alec Bohm, Anthony Seigler, Alek Thomas, Brice Turang, Casey Mize, Grant Lavigne, Jordyn Adams, Jordan Groshans, Jonathan India, Jeremiah Jackson, Jarred Kelenic, Lenny Torres, Matthew Liberatore, Nolan Gorman, Nick Madrigal, Triston Casas, Trevor Larnach, Travis Swaggerty, Daniel Lynch, Ethan Hankins, Griffin Conine, Grayson Rodriguez, Jackson Kowar, Josiah Gray, Logan Gilbert, Ryan Jeffers, Shane McClanahan, Simeon Woods-Richardson, and more!


PRODUCT BREAKDOWN:

BASE CARDS:

Bowman Draft Baseball is the very first trading card set that features base cards and autographs of the game's future stars in their MLB uniforms. The 2018 base card set will include 200 subjects, each with an assortment of paper and refractor parallels.

Base Cards:

2018 MLB Draft picks and top prospects on paper technology.

- Sky Blue Border: sequentially numbered to 499.
- Purple Border: sequentially numbered to 250.
- Blue Border: sequentially numbered to 150.
- Green Border: sequentially numbered to 99.
- Gold Border: sequentially numbered to 50.
- Orange Border: sequentially numbered to 25. JUMBO BOX ONLY
- Red Border: sequentially numbered to 5.
- Black Border: numbered 1/1.
- Printing Plates: numbered 1/1.

Chrome Base Cards:

The same subjects as the base cards, on chrome technology.

- Refractor
- Sky Blue Refractor: sequentially numbered. JUMBO BOX ONLY
- Purple Refractor: sequentially numbered to 250.
- Sparkles Refractor: limited. NEW!
- Blue Refractor: sequentially numbered to 150.
- Green Refractor: sequentially numbered to 99.
- Gold Refractor: sequentially numbered to 50.
- Orange Refractor: sequentially numbered to 25. JUMBO BOX ONLY
- Red Refractor: sequentially numbered to 5.
- SuperFractor: numbered 1/1.
- Printing Plates: numbered 1/1.


INSERT SETS:

Image Variations:

Featuring the top 2018 MLB Draft picks and prospects in the base set.

- Look for on-card, autograph variations! Sequentially numbered to 99.

Franchise Futures: Showcasing a combination of two 2018 MLB Draft picks from the same franchise.

Recommended Viewing: A dual-subject card featuring prospect combinations.

1998 Bowman - 20th Anniversary: Featuring the top players from the 2018 MLB Draft on the 1998 Bowman design.

Bowman Sterling Continuity:

Picking up the continuity design, Bowman Sterling will feature the top players from the 2018 MLB Draft.

- Atomic Refractor: sequentially numbered to 150.
- Orange Refractor: sequentially numbered to 25. JUMBO BOX ONLY
- Red Refractor: sequentially numbered to 5.
- SuperFractor: numbered 1/1.

Parallels for all insert sets (excluding Image Variations and Bowman Sterling Continuity) listed above will include:

- Refractor: sequentially numbered to 250.
- Gold Refractor: sequentially numbered to 50.
- Red Refractor: sequentially numbered to 5.
- SuperFractor: numbered 1/1.


AUTOGRAPH CARDS:

Each Jumbo Box of 2018 Bowman Draft will contain three autograph cards, while each case will deliver at least 1 Class of 2018 Autograph case hit!

Chrome Draft Pick Autographs:

Featuring on-card autographs of the top 2018 MLB Draft selections.

- Refractor: sequentially numbered to 499.
- Purple Refractor: sequentially numbered to 250.
- Blue Refractor: sequentially numbered to 150.
- Blue Wave Refractor: sequentially numbered to 150.
- Green Refractor: sequentially numbered to 99.
- Black Refractor: sequentially numbered to 75. JUMBO BOX ONLY!
- Sparkles Refractor: sequentially numbered to 71. NEW!
- Gold Refractor: sequentially numbered to 50.
- Gold Wave Refractor: sequentially numbered to 50.
- Orange Refractor: sequentially numbered to 25. JUMBO BOX ONLY
- Red Refractor: sequentially numbered to 5.
- Red Wave Refractor: sequentially numbered to 5.
- SuperFractor: numbered 1/1.
- Black Wave Refractor: numbered 1/1.
- Printing Plates: numbered 1/1.

Class of 2018 Autographs: 1 per case!

Exclusively featuring top 2018 MLB Draft selections. Sequentially numbered to 250.

- Gold Refractor: sequentially numbered to 50.
- Red Refractor: sequentially numbered to 5.
- SuperFractor: numbered 1/1.

Draft Night Autograph Cards:

Images of 2018 draftees from the 2018 MLB Draft event. Sequentially numbered to 99.

- Gold Refractor: sequentially numbered to 50.
- Red Refractor: sequentially numbered to 5.
- SuperFractor: numbered 1/1.

Recommended Viewing Dual Autograph Cards:

Sequentially numbered to 99.

- Gold Refractor: sequentially numbered to 50.
- Red Refractor: sequentially numbered to 5.
- SuperFractor: numbered 1/1.

1998 Bowman - 20th Anniversary Autograph Cards:

Sequentially numbered to 99.

- Red Refractor: sequentially numbered to 5.
- SuperFractor: numbered 1/1.

Bowman Sterling Continuity Autograph Cards:

Sequentially numbered to 99.

- Orange Refractor: sequentially numbered to 25. JUMBO BOX ONLY
- Red Refractor: sequentially numbered to 5.
- SuperFractor: numbered 1/1.


ADDITIONAL FEATURES:

Top of the Class Box Toppers: JUMBO BOX ONLY

Featuring the biggest names from the 2018 MLB Draft class on an oversized chrome card. Sequentially numbered to 99.

- Gold Refractor: sequentially numbered to 50.
- Red Refractor: sequentially numbered to 5.
- SuperFractor: numbered 1/1.
- Autograph Parallel: sequentially numbered to 35

Under Armour Game Autographed Cards: Autographed Cards from previous Under Armour All-American high-school showcase games. Sequentially numbered to 199.


12 Packs Per Box, 32 Cards Per Pack

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Lake Worth, US
★★★★★ 4
Feels like a real upgrade, but maybe priced a little high
Color: Stainless Steel
This is one of those things you don’t think much about until you switch to a better one. Right away you notice the weight. It actually stays put when you pull a sheet instead of sliding all over the counter or tipping up, which already makes it better than most cheap holders. The spring arm does help keep the roll under control so you’re not pulling half the roll by accident. One handed use works most of the time, but it depends on the paper towels. Thinner rolls tear clean without any effort. Thicker ones can still need a second hand here and there, so it’s not perfect but still better than a basic stand. Build quality feels solid. The finish looks clean and not cheap, and it wipes down easily. It definitely looks like something you’d keep out on the counter instead of hiding. Only real downside is the price. It does what it’s supposed to do and does it well, but it’s still a paper towel holder at the end of the day. You’re paying for the weight and design more than anything. If you’re tired of flimsy ones, this is a noticeable step up. Just depends if you care enough to spend extra on something this simple.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2026
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LovelyHaze♡Peace & Love
Louisville, US
★★★★★ 5
Sleek Kitchen Essential One Handed Paper Towel Dispenser
Color: Black, Color: Black
​The Ultrean paper towel holder is a countertop accessory designed for convenience featuring a sturdy stainless steel construction that wipes clean easily and blends into any kitchen or bathroom decor. It stands upright on a weighted non slip base that provides stability during use and it is equipped with a spring loaded arm intended to assist with one handed tearing. The assembly is very straightforward making it quick to set up right out of the box so you can start using it immediately for your daily cleaning tasks. ​I found this holder very easy to put together and integrate into my space and it definitely adds a nice modern touch to my kitchen counters. While it is marketed as a one handed tear dispenser I have noticed that it depends on the type of paper towels you are using. If I am using thinner cheaper rolls the tear is effortless but with my preferred thick Bounty paper towels the tension is not always enough to tear them off cleanly with just one hand so I usually end up holding it down to get a clean rip. ​The major pros of this dispenser are the weighted non slip base that keeps it from sliding around and the stainless steel finish that makes maintenance simple with just a quick wipe. The main con is that it struggles with heavy duty paper towels often requiring two hands to tear without tipping or pulling the whole roll which might be frustrating if you are expecting a true one handed experience every single time. Still it is a functional and attractive piece that keeps my kitchen organized and as long as you do not mind using both hands for the thicker brands it is a solid addition to any home.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026
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Billy
Pawtucket, US
★★★★★ 5
A Paper Towel Holder That Actually Holds Its Own
Color: Gold
This is a lot nicer than I expected for something as boring as a paper towel holder. The base has some real weight to it, so it doesn’t slide around every time you try to tear off a sheet. The spring-loaded arm also helps keep the roll from spinning freely. The gold finish looks good in person. It leans a little more bronze/brassy than bright gold, which my wife prefers in our darker colored kitchen. It feels sturdy, wipes clean easily, and doesn’t look cheap sitting on the counter. The one-handed tearing works pretty well, though it may depend on the paper towels you use. Thinner rolls tear off easily. With thicker paper towels, you may still need a second hand here and there to get a clean rip. We use the Costco branded Kirkland paper towel rolls and haven't had any issues getting just one sheet. I am guilty of yanking at our old paper towel with one hand roll to try and rip off a single sheet. My success rate has significantly increased since we started using this paper towel holder. It’s definitely more expensive than a basic paper towel holder, but it also feels like a clear upgrade from the cheap flimsy ones. Would I normally buy this? Probably not, but if I am splurging on kitchen upgrades, then I'd definitely have this on my list.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026
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Eva
Dallas, US
★★★★★ 5
Pretty gold tone color and works well
Color: Gold
This is great for lazy people like myself. Just pull back the grabber hand and drop the paper towels in, no unscrewing anything or fiddling around, I only want to spend one second installing my paper towels and this lets me do that. The gold tone works well with my decor, it has a very finely brushed gold tone metal finish trending into brass color tones that looks better in person than in the listing. Overall it looks very high end. The bottom is very heavily weighted, paper towels slip right on, and removing a towel with one hand is a snap. The grabber hand keeps the towels in place. On the bottom are 4 very effective grabby strips that keep the unit from sliding. The whole unit weighs 3 pounds but somehow it seems like it's a lot more. Checking over the listing, it looks accurate other than some of the photos make it look a little less golden than it really is. This thing is so nice. I was going to use this at work but it might be too nice looking for an industrial environment so I'll probably just use it at home instead. The downsides on this are there were a few super tiny scratches that you'd really have to squint to see. You probably would not notice but still not ideal. The other obvious issue is these are currently priced at $50. Looking around at other options, I don't see many with all the features of this unit including upscaled finish, smoothly operating grabby hand, and heavily weighted bottom but certainly there are many other towel holder options that get good reviews for less money so I would not say this unit is the best economic bang for the buck. However if you really don't care about an extra $20 or you would really like an upscale nice brushed gold/brass finish, then it might be well worth it for you because this does work really well and I am very much enjoying it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2026
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Scorptress
Los Angeles, US
★★★★★ 5
Solid Investment
Color: Stainless Steel, Color: Stainless Steel
At first I thought this was a little expensive for a paper towel holder, but after using it for a few days, I completely understood the price. It’s very sturdy and honestly delightfully functional in a way that basic holders just aren’t. The spring-loaded arm works really well and actually allows easy one-handed tearing without the whole thing tipping or unraveling. A few things I liked: Weighted base keeps it firmly in place Non-slip bottom works well on countertops Spring arm holds the roll securely and makes tearing easier Stainless steel finish looks clean and modern Feels much sturdier and better made than cheaper versions A couple minor things: The arm is a little stiff at first, but loosened up slightly with use Larger/thicker rolls can fit tightly until some paper is used Overall, I think it’s a really good value for the money and performs exactly as advertised. One of those kitchen items that seems simple, but once you use a better-designed version, you definitely notice the difference.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2026

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