2025 Topps Heritage Baseball Checklist

2025 Topps Heritage applies the 1976 Topps design to current players, released April 23, 2025. It has a 500-card base with a full Chrome version, four kinds of short-print variations, 1976-themed inserts and a large Clubhouse Collection relic and Real One autograph lineup.

What's in the checklist

• Base Set: 500 cards with color-bordered parallels (Dark Blue, Dark Green, Dark Yellow, Light Purple, Red, Black), Flip Stock, Bicentennial /200 and Color of the Year /76, plus Alternate Cartoon (30), Image (50), Flipped Bat (10) and Nickname (10) variations
• Chrome: 500 cards with Refractor and Sparkle refractors, then Blue Bordered /150, Green /99, Black /76, Gold /50, Orange /25, Red /5 and SuperFractor 1/1
• Inserts: Through the Years, 1976 Redefined, 1976 Player Icons and Heritage 25th Anniversary (25 each, with Holographic parallels) and Notable Americans (100)
• Autographs and relics: 105 Real One Autographs (Special Edition Red Ink /76), 1976 Baseball and Celebrity Cut Signatures, 85 Clubhouse Collection Relics (Gold /99, Patch 1/1), multi-player relics and Bicentennial Relics

Key players

The base opens with Shohei Ohtani, Kyle Schwarber and Aaron Judge and includes Jackson Chourio, while Chrome autographs feature Paul Skenes, James Wood and Jackson Jobe. The 1976 Baseball Cut Signatures include Hank Aaron, Yogi Berra, Tom Seaver, Brooks Robinson and Lou Brock, and Through the Years covers George Brett, Cal Ripken Jr., Rickey Henderson, Tony Gwynn and Ken Griffey Jr.

Grading considerations

Chrome refractors, Real One Autographs and the cut signatures are among the cards collectors commonly consider for grading. Heritage paper base cards use a matte, old-style stock where centering varies and corners soften easily, so check those closely. See our pricing.