2023 Topps Update Series Baseball Checklist

2023 Topps Update Series closes out Topps' flagship baseball year with 330 US-numbered base cards covering rookies, traded players and All-Star Game content. The release brings back the 1988 Topps design for its 35th anniversary in paper, Chrome and autograph form, and adds Halloween-themed foil parallels. It was released October 11, 2023.

What's in the checklist

• Base: 330 cards with Gold Foil, Rainbow Foil, Royal Blue and Halloween foils (Jack-O'-Lantern, Ghost, Skeleton, Black Cat, Witch Hat, Bats), plus Gold /2023, Advanced Stats /300, Vintage Stock /99 and Independence Day /76; 100 Clear Variations and 8 Luke "the Cardist" art variations
• Inserts: 1988 Topps Baseball (50) and 1988 Chrome (100), 2023 All-Star Game (50), Time Spanning Tandems, Action Stars, Black Gold, All Aces, Stars of MLB and Oversized Topps Big Baseball Cards
• Autographs: 1988 Topps Baseball Autographs, Baseball Stars Autographs (41), signed inserts and Topps Reverence Autograph Patches (38)
• Relics: All-Star Stitches (57), All-Star Jumbo Patches (51), Own the Name (80), Major League Material, MVP Medallions and Commemorative Postseason Trophy Medallions

Key rookies

The 1988 Chrome insert includes rookies Matt McLain, Zach Neto, Gabriel Moreno and Riley Greene alongside Aaron Judge. Oversized Big Baseball Cards feature rookies Gunnar Henderson, Anthony Volpe, Adley Rutschman and Kodai Senga, and Action Stars adds Corbin Carroll and Jordan Walker.

Grading considerations

Clear Variations, 1988 Topps Baseball Autographs and All-Star Jumbo Patches are among the cards collectors commonly consider for grading. Clear acetate cards scratch easily, and oversized cards need larger holders. See our grading scale.