2023 Topps Series 2 Baseball Checklist

2023 Topps Series 2 Baseball was released June 7, 2023. It continues the flagship numbering from card 331 and adds a 330-card base set. The insert lineup centers on the 1988 Topps design, with 1988 Topps Baseball, 1988 All-Star and a 101-card 1988 Topps Chrome set, alongside a 60-card World Baseball Classic Stars insert tied to the 2023 tournament.

What's in the checklist

• Base: 330 cards plus 100 Clear Variations, with Gold Foil, Rainbow Foil and Royal Blue, then Gold /2023, Blue Foil /999, Advanced Stats /300, Vintage Stock /99, holiday parallels (Independence Day /76, Mother's Day Hot Pink /50, Memorial Day Camo /25) and Printing Plates /1
• Inserts: 1988 Topps Baseball, 1988 Topps All-Star, 2023 World Baseball Classic Stars, Legends of the Game, All Aces, Favorite Sons, Significant Statistics, Heavy Lumber, Stars of MLB and Stars of MLB Chrome
• Autographs: Baseball Stars Autographs (63), 1988 Topps Baseball Autographs (97), 1988 All-Star Autographs (71), 1988 Chrome Autographs (49) and WBC Stars Autographs
• Relics and patches: Major League Material, 1988 relics, In the Name (61), Cut Signatures (50), Father's Day Commemorative Team Patch and Topps Reverence Auto Patch (Platinum /5, Gold /1)

Key rookies

Rookie cards include Kodai Senga, Bo Naylor and Jerar Encarnación in the 1988 Chrome set, and Will Benson, Ken Waldichuk and Tommy Henry in the base set. Shohei Ohtani, Mike Trout, Corbin Carroll and Juan Soto appear across the 1988 and WBC inserts. Legends of the Game adds Derek Jeter, Ken Griffey Jr., Babe Ruth and Jackie Robinson.

Grading considerations

Kodai Senga rookies, 1988 Chrome cards and Topps Reverence Auto Patches are among the cards collectors commonly consider for grading. Thick patch cards may need a larger holder, and 1988 Chrome surfaces can show scratches. See our pricing.