Super Treasure Hunts are the premium tier of the hunt: the same circle-flame logo as a Regular, but upgraded with deep, glowing Spectraflame paint and rubber Real Riders, and made in far smaller numbers. Like the Regulars, the 2026 run fills fifteen case slots, lettered A through Q, skipping I and O so they aren't mistaken for 1 and 0.
Here is the full 2026 Super lineup as tracked so far. If you're not sure what separates a Super from a Regular on the peg, read Treasure Hunts, Explained first, then use this as your checklist. For the base tier, see the 2026 Regular Treasure Hunts.
| Case | Super Treasure Hunt | Finish | Series | Part |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | Drift Ender | Spectraflame Red | Truckin' Along #1 | JJM15 |
| B | Ford Mustang GTD | Spectraflame Blue | Factory Fresh #3 | JJM16 |
| C | Ferrari F40 Competizione | Spectraflame Black | Ferrari #3 | JJM17 |
| D | '64 Impala | Spectraflame Teal | Layin' Low #4 | JJM18 |
| E | '87 Ford Sierra Cosworth | Spectraflame Pink | HW Euro #5 | JJM19 |
| F | Honda Civic Custom | Spectraflame Teal | Drag Racers #8 | JJM20 |
| G | Custom Otto | Spectraflame Blue | Mattel #5 | JJM21 |
| H | Lotus Sport Elise | Spectraflame Orange | Compact Kings #7 | JJM22 |
| J | Subaru Impreza | Spectraflame Blue | HW J-Imports #7 | JJM23 |
| K | '94 Toyota Supra | Spectraflame Black | Tooned #5 | JJM25 |
| L | Nissan Maxima Drift Car | Black | Wagons #10 | JJM26 |
| M | Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 | Spectraflame Brown | Then and Now #9 | JJM24 |
| N | '23 Ram 1500 | Spectraflame Purple | HW Dirt #9 | JJM27 |
| P | '70 Plymouth AAR Cuda | Spectraflame Gold | HW Torque #9 | JJM28 |
| Q | '67 Pontiac Firebird 400 | Spectraflame Blue | Cool Classics #9 | JJM29 |
Fifteen cars, fifteen slots. One Super Treasure Hunt sits in each case position, part numbers JJM15–JJM29. Note the slots aren't in strict part-number order (K is JJM25, M is JJM24), and retail timing varies by region.
How to spot a Super on the peg
Two upgrades give a Super away through the card, no opening required: Spectraflame paint, a deep translucent metallic that shifts and glows in the light, and Real Riders, the rubber tires on detailed rims. Both, plus the small circle-flame logo, mean you're holding a Super rather than a Regular. Supers are made in far smaller numbers, which is why they carry the biggest premiums.
Checklist tip: tilt the card under light. If the paint glows from within and the tires are rubber, it's a Super. Tick off the letters as you find them, one per slot, until all fifteen finishes are matched.
Fifteen slots, fifteen Spectraflame hunts. Good luck out there.