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Complete Sets

Factory and complete soccer sets that include Pedri's base cards.

Complete and factory sets are sold finished rather than as packs to open: the entire base checklist in one sealed box, collated, with nothing to chase. For a player collector that is a specific and useful thing — it is the cheapest reliable way to own a given season's base card of everyone in the set, Pedri included.

What a factory set does not contain is the rest of the release. Parallels, inserts and autographs are pack-pulled; the base checklist is what gets boxed. So a complete set gets you the base card at, for example, Donruss #52 in 2023–24 or #11 in 2025–26 Road to World Cup — not the Optic, Velocity or Cracked Ice versions that share those numbers.

The Amazon catalogue is not currently tracking a complete or factory set for the soccer releases Pedri appears in. The eBay search below is the live market for the format, and the checklist is the reference for which base number you would be getting in each season.

complete sets on eBay

Live listings, prices set by the seller — the honest read on what this category is trading for right now.

Browse complete and factory soccer sets on eBay

Where to look instead

Pedri card checklist

The confirmed base number in each set and season — exactly what a factory set of that year would hand you.

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Pedri cards year by year

Season-by-season map of which set families issued him, so you can pick the year worth completing.

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Panini Donruss and Donruss Optic

The mass-market line most often sold as a complete set, and how its paper and chromium halves differ.

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Collecting Pedri cards

How to decide what you are actually collecting — one card, one set, or the whole run.

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Complete Sets — questions collectors ask

Does a complete set include Pedri's rookie card?
Only if it is a complete set of a 2020–21 release he was in, and only the base card. His rookie window spans five confirmed cards across five separate checklists — Topps Chrome UCL #61, Merlin Collection Chrome UCL #89, Mosaic La Liga #60, Chronicles Optic Rated Rookies #5 and Chronicles paper Rated Rookies #8 — so no single set contains all of them, and inserts and parallels are never in a factory set.
Are complete sets worth collecting?
They answer a different question from packs. A factory set gives you the finished base checklist with no odds attached, which is the point if you collect sets or want a clean base card of a season. They contain no parallels, inserts or autographs, so they will not scratch the chase itch. Both are legitimate ways to collect; they are just not substitutes.
What is the difference between a complete set and a factory set?
In practice they are used interchangeably for a sealed, manufacturer-collated base checklist. "Complete set" is also used by sellers for a hand-assembled run of every base card, put together from packs or singles rather than boxed by the manufacturer. Check the listing photos: a factory set arrives sealed in its own box, a hand-built one does not.