America's semiquincentennial is getting its own dedicated Upper Deck trading card set, and it's built exclusively for the brand's digital-to-physical ePack platform. Confirmed via Upper Deck's official release information, the 2026 United States 250th Anniversary set became available July 2 through UpperDeckEpack.com.
This is a confirmed, already-available release, so here's what's included.
Upper Deck's official release information confirms the following:
Because this set is only available through Upper Deck's ePack platform rather than traditional hobby shops or general retail, collectors need an ePack account to participate at all, and physical redemption of digital packs typically follows Upper Deck's standard ePack-to-physical shipping process rather than an immediate in-hand pull.
For protecting physical cards once they arrive from ePack redemption, EVORETRO's premium card sleeves keep every card secure from the moment it's shipped.
For organizing a full 50-card decade-by-decade base set, EVORETRO's 9-pocket binder pages let collectors display the set in historical order.
An autograph card tied to a historical figure who obviously can't personally sign anything typically means a cut signature or facsimile-style approach rather than a live-signed card, and Upper Deck's framing of this as the checklist's headline card suggests it's the primary chase piece collectors should watch for, regardless of exact signature format.
Timed specifically to the country's 250th anniversary, this set extends Upper Deck's card business into commemorative historical content well outside its traditional sports and entertainment licensing, similar in spirit to its recent Grateful Dead collaboration. Collectors interested in non-sports Americana should treat this as a likely template for future milestone-anniversary releases from the brand.
July 2, 2026.
Exclusively through UpperDeckEpack.com.
$6.99 for 8 cards; a box of 15 packs is $101.99.
A George Washington autograph card.
This 250th Anniversary set gives collectors a decade-spanning look at American history through Upper Deck's ePack platform, headlined by a notable George Washington autograph chase. Since it's already live, an ePack account is the first step to getting in.
Having sleeves and binder pages ready keeps the full historical set organized once physical cards arrive.
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