2025 Topps Heritage #541, Zach Agnos #51/76 ⭐
Topps used their 1976 baseball card design for their 2025 Topps Heritage issue.
This particular card is a special parallel insert highlighting the 1976 Topps design.
Not only does it use the 1976 Topps design, but it adds a gold border with "76" emblazoned throughout and is serial numbered to 76 copies.😎

2025 Topps Update #US31, RC ⭐ Zach Agnos Gold #1884/2025
One of the bright spots in an otherwise dismal 2025 for the Rockies, this rookie was called up from the minors and earned the closer role before a minor injury set him back a bit.
He looks to be the Rockies' closer again this year.

2025 Topps Heritage High Number #541 ⭐ Zach Agnos, Green Chrome Refractor #11/99
Found this on the dining room table this morning - PWE delivery got lost in the mail.😂
In a down year for the Rockies, as a team, Zach Agnos was a shining star.
The rookie right-hander was called to the Bigs mid-season and earned the job as the Rockies closer.
This should be a banner year for Zach, how hails from Haymarket, VA.

2025 Topps Update #US31 SSP, True Photo Variation ⭐ Zach Agnos
Another scarce 2025 Topps Update RC of a kid from my neighborhood.
Topps does not publicly announce print runs of this card, but experts say it is less than 100 copies.
The coolest thing about this new Topps variation is that it is just like a photo with only the Topps and RC Logos visible on the front.
Zach had a phenomenal debut campaign and was a bright spot for the dreadful Rockies in 2025, earning the spot as the team's closer.
The reason I'm so interested in Zach Agnos is because I know him personally because he baseball on the same school teams as my son and against my son in travel ball.
This kid is a good one on the field and off.
We are very proud of Zach!

2025 Topps Chrome Update #AC-ZA ⭐ Zach Agnos, Purple Auto, #7/250
So proud of this young man who is from the neighborhood and played baseball on the same middle school team as my son.
He played college ball for East Carolina as a two-way player, primarily SS & 3B.
Last year he got the call to the Show and became the Rockies closing pitcher until he was injured and sent back to the minors.
He worked his way back to the Bigs by season's end and I'm looking for great things from him this year.