2023 Topps Heritage Baseball Checklist

2023 Topps Heritage Baseball applies the 1974 Topps design to the 2023 season, released May 24, 2023. The 400-card base set opens with four Aaron Judge tribute cards and is followed by 100 short-printed high numbers (401–500). A long list of variations and 1974-themed extras, including stamps, puzzles, deckle-edge minis and oversized cards, fills out the 1,834-card checklist.

What's in the checklist

• Base: 400 cards with Red Border, Black Border (50 copies) and Flip Stock (5 copies) parallels, plus 100 High Numbered Short Prints
• Variations: Black-and-white image (371), Mini (127), Chrome (100), Name Position Swap (37), Image, Throwback Uniform, Nickname, Error and Rookie Short Print variations
• 1974 extras: Topps Baseball Stamps (80, with Blue and Red), Oversized (50), Deckle Edge Minis (20), Puzzles (20) and Deckle Edge Boxloaders (22)
• Autographs: Real One Autographs (94, with Special Edition Red Ink /74), Real One Dual and Triple, 1974 Deckle Edge and Oversized Autographs, and 1974 Cut Signatures and Celebrity Cut Signatures
• Relics: Clubhouse Collection Relics (72, Gold /99 and Patch 1/1), dual, triple and quad versions, 1974 Mint (50) and 1974 US Postal Stamp Relics (20)

Key rookies and players

The Rookie Short Print Variations feature Jordan Walker, Kodai Senga, Masataka Yoshida, Shintaro Fujinami and Anthony Volpe, and the base set includes rookie Adley Rutschman. Aaron Judge, Mike Trout, Rafael Devers and José Ramírez lead the veterans.

Grading considerations

Rookie Short Print Variations and Real One Red Ink autographs are among the cards collectors commonly consider for grading. Heritage's vintage-style card stock shows corner and edge wear easily, and centering can vary, so check both before submitting. See our grading scale.