2018 Topps Heritage High Number Baseball Checklist

2018 Topps Heritage High Number Baseball extends the 1969-style Heritage set with 200 more base cards (501–700) and 25 short prints, adding the year's rookie class. Released September 14, 2018, it includes Miracle of '69, Reggie Jackson Highlights and Amazin' Mets Autographs alongside 1969 Deckle Edge and Bazooka inserts.

What's in the checklist

• Base: 200 cards and 25 short prints (701–725) with Black Border /50, 100th Anniversary Backs /25, Magenta Backs /10 and Flip Stock /5, plus Color, Action, Throwback, Trade, Nickname and Error variations
• Chrome and Minis: 50 Base Chrome /999 with Refractor /569, Black /69, Gold /5 and SuperFractor /1, and 50 Base Mini /100
• Inserts: 1969 Bazooka Baseball Extra Ad Panels, Bazooka All-Time Greats /250, 1969 Deckle Edge, Decals, Collector Cards, Award Winners, Combo Cards, Now & Then, Rookie Performers, Miracle of '69 and Reggie Jackson Highlights
• Autographs: 49 Real One Autographs with Special Edition Red Ink /69, Real One Dual, Amazin' Mets and Reggie Jackson Highlights Autographs, and 1969 Cut Signatures /1

Key rookies

The base includes the Juan Soto rookie card at 502, along with Ronald Acuña Jr. (580), Shohei Ohtani (600), Gleyber Torres (603) and Scott Kingery, and Acuña, Ohtani and Torres also appear in the color and action variations. Short prints add Andrew McCutchen, Yu Darvish and J.D. Martinez, and the cut signatures include Stan Musial and Roy Campanella.

Grading considerations

Juan Soto, Ronald Acuña Jr. and Shohei Ohtani rookies and their variations are among the cards collectors commonly consider for grading. Heritage's uncoated stock is prone to soft corners and centering shifts, and Black Border parallels show edge wear readily. See our pricing.