2018 Topps Heritage Baseball Checklist

2018 Topps Heritage Baseball revisits the 1969 Topps design with a 400-card base and 100 High Numbered Short Prints. Released February 28, 2018, it adds 1969-themed extras such as Deckle Edge, Decals, Bazooka Ad Panel Boxloaders and Team Poster Boxloaders, plus 1969 Mint Relics and Seattle Pilots Autographs.

What's in the checklist

• Base: 400 cards and 100 short prints with Black Border, 100th Anniversary, Magenta Backs and Flip Stock, plus Action Image, Color Swap, Throwback, Nickname, Traded and error variations
• Chrome and Minis: Base Chrome /999 and Rookie Stars Chrome with Hot Box Refractor, Refractor /569, Black /69, Gold /5 and SuperFractor /1, and 132 Mini Base Variations /100
• Inserts: 1969 Topps Deckle Edge, Decals, Collector Cards, Bazooka All-Time Greats, Baseball Flashbacks, New Age Performers, News Flashbacks and Then and Now
• Autographs: 43 Real One Autographs with Special Edition Red Ink, Real One Dual and Triple, Seattle Pilots Autographs, a Reggie Jackson Rookie Buyback Autograph and 1969 Baseball Cut Signatures
• Relics: Clubhouse Collection singles through quads, 1969 U.S. Postage Stamp Relics and 1969 Mint Relics in Nickel /15, Dime /10, Quarter /5 and Half Dollar /1

Key rookies and players

Rookie Stars Chrome pairs Rafael Devers, Rhys Hoskins, Walker Buehler, Victor Robles, Ozzie Albies, Amed Rosario and Miguel Andujar with fellow rookies. The Bazooka Ad Panel Boxloaders feature Mike Trout, Aaron Judge, Bryce Harper and Kris Bryant, and the 1969 Cut Signatures include Roberto Clemente, Roger Maris, Ernie Banks and Don Drysdale.

Grading considerations

Rookie Stars Chrome, Real One Red Ink autographs and the High Numbered Short Prints are among the cards collectors commonly consider for grading. The uncoated Heritage stock shows corner wear easily, Deckle Edge inserts have irregular cut edges by design, and Black Border parallels reveal chipping. See our grading scale.