2018 Topps Archives Baseball Checklist

2018 Topps Archives reprints current stars and retired greats on classic Topps designs, with a 300-card base that mixes names like Hank Aaron and Tom Seaver with Shohei Ohtani and Corey Seager. Cards 301–320 add multi-player subsets, including a Houston Astros 1977 Topps Turn Back card, and the insert lineup revives 1993 Coming Attraction, 1981 Topps Future Stars and 1980s Topps Coins.

What's in the checklist

• Base: 300 cards with Purple /175, Silver /99, Blue /25 and Gold Foil /1, plus 20 subset cards and 9 image variations (Aaron Judge, Shohei Ohtani, Derek Jeter, Roberto Clemente, Ernie Banks and more)
• Inserts: The Sandlot (Green /99, Blue /25, Gold Foil /1), 1993 Coming Attraction, 1981 Topps Future Stars team trios and 25 1980s Topps Coins with a Sky Blue parallel
• Autographs: 68 Fan Favorites, 29 Rookie History (Red Foil Stamp /10, Gold Foil Stamp /1), 20 Coming Attraction, 15 Topps Originals and 11 The Sandlot Autographs, plus a National Convention exclusive
• Dual autographs: eight 1993 Topps All-Stars pairings, including Mike Trout / Kris Bryant and Dave Winfield / Aaron Judge

Key players

Rookie History Autographs feature Hall of Famers Al Kaline, Brooks Robinson, Cal Ripken Jr., Derek Jeter, Frank Thomas and Chipper Jones, plus Bo Jackson and Don Mattingly. The 1981 Future Stars trios put Ronald Acuña Jr. with Ozzie Albies, Walker Buehler with Alex Verdugo, and Gleyber Torres with Clint Frazier and Miguel Andujar, and Shohei Ohtani appears on the Angels trio.

Grading considerations

Rookie History Autographs and the Future Stars trio with Ronald Acuña Jr. are among the cards collectors commonly consider for grading. The retro designs are printed on paper stock where centering and soft corners vary, so check both before submitting. See our pricing.