2023 Topps Heritage High Number Baseball Checklist

2023 Topps Heritage High Number Baseball, released December 13, 2023, closes out the 2023 Heritage year with base cards 501–700 and short prints 701–725 in the 1974 Topps design. Like the rest of Heritage, it leans on vintage-style variations and 1974-themed inserts such as stamps, Deckle Edge minis and boxloaders.

What's in the checklist

• Base: 200 cards (501–700) plus 26 high-numbered short prints, with Chrome (100), Black and White Image (100), Mini (50), Name/Position Swap (20), Image, Throwback Uniform, Nickname, Error and Angels Team Name variations
• Inserts: 1974 Topps Baseball Stamps (80, Red and Blue), 1974 Deckle Edge Minis, oversized base, puzzle and Deckle Edge boxloaders, Rookie Performers, Now & Then, Combo Cards, Award Winners, 1974 Highlights and The Hammer
• Autographs: Real One Autographs (64, Special Edition Red Ink /74), Real One Dual Autographs, Traded/Signed Stamped Variations (44), boxloader and 1974 Highlights autographs, and 1974 Cut and Celebrity Cut Signatures
• Relics: Clubhouse Collection Relics (62, Gold /99 and Patch /1) plus Dual, Triple, Quad and Autograph Relics

Key rookies

Rookies in the base and inserts include Josh Jung, Eury Pérez, Grayson Rodriguez, Bobby Miller, Matt Mervis, Oscar Colás, Patrick Bailey, Oswald Peraza, Mason Miller, Edouard Julien and Brenton Doyle. Rookie Performers adds Anthony Volpe, Jordan Walker and Masataka Yoshida, and Gunnar Henderson appears in the 1974 Stamps set.

Grading considerations

Short prints, Chrome variations and Real One Autographs are among the cards collectors commonly consider for grading. Heritage's vintage-style stock is prone to off-center cuts and soft corners, and the Deckle Edge cards have irregular edges by design. See our pricing.