The full-size box sold through card shops rather than big-box stores. It has the most packs and the best odds, and most modern hobby boxes guarantee at least one autograph or memorabilia card. Pack and card counts vary by product line. Older listings sometimes call this a wax box.
Hanger Box
The cheapest retail format, a slim box made to hang on a store peg. It gives the most cards per dollar and suits set builders more than hit chasers.
Cases
The factory-sealed carton a product ships in, holding a set number of boxes. A full case is the whole carton; an inner case is a smaller sealed block from inside it. Case buyers get untouched pack sequencing and a lower price per box. Some rare cards are seeded about once per case, which is what collectors mean by a case hit.
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2019 Topps Heritage High Number, checked daily. Prices move constantly and stock sells
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For collectors who want hits without Cup money. Figure on an auto or relic every box or two, with rookies you'll actually recognize.
Q2What are the key rookie cards in 2019 Topps Heritage High Number?
The marquee rookies are Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (#504), Fernando Tatis Jr. (#517), Pete Alonso (#519), and several others like Michael Chavis, Nick Senzel, Brendan Rodgers, Eloy Jimenez, and Keston Hiura. These are the cards collectors hunt most aggressively from this release.
Q3How many cards are in the set and what makes the high numbers special?
The set has 225 cards total, numbered #501-725. The final 25 cards (#701-725) are short prints, making them tougher to pull and more valuable to set builders.
Q4What's the autograph situation in this product?
Every hobby box is guaranteed one autograph, relic, or memorabilia card. Real One Autographs are the marquee hit, featuring on-card signatures from current and retired players. Clubhouse Collection Relics are also common hits, available in single, dual, triple, and quad versions.
Q5What parallels should I know about?
Base parallels include Black Border (/50, hobby only) and Flip Stock (/5, hobby only). Chrome cards have Refractors (/570), Black Border (/70), Gold Border (/5), and 1/1 Superfractors. Hot boxes can yield exclusive Purple Refractors. Mini cards (/100) and Silver Metal parallels also exist.
Q6Are there variation short prints beyond the high numbers?
Yes. Action Image and Team Name Color are hobby exclusives. Errors, Nicknames, Trade, and Throwback Uniform variations are also in the set and traditionally tough to find.
Q7What's included in the box topper pack?
Every hobby box includes a bonus box topper pack with exclusive cards: 1970 Topps Super (large-format), 1970 Topps Posters (fold-out, /70), or 1970 Topps Originals (vintage cards with a commemorative stamp).
Q8How does this compare to the regular 2019 Topps Heritage release?
High Number is the late-season continuation, picking up where the main Heritage set ended. It focuses on rookies, mid-season call-ups, and traded players not in the initial release, all in the same 1970 Topps design aesthetic.
Q9What are the best inserts in 2019 Topps Heritage High Number?
Worth keeping an eye out for: Real One Autographs, Clubhouse Collection Relics, The Hammer's Greatest Hits, Chrome Refractors, 1970 Topps Scratch Offs, Now and Then.
Q10When did 2019 Topps Heritage High Number come out?
It dropped August 14, 2019.
Q11What's in a 2019 Topps Heritage High Number hobby box?
24 packs per box, 9 cards per pack, 1 autograph/relic/memorabilia card per box
Q12What's the cheapest 2019 Topps Heritage High Number hobby box right now?
Cheapest we're tracking is $170.00 USD. Prices update daily, and the trend arrow on this page shows which way it's been moving.
Q13Where can I buy 2019 Topps Heritage High Number?
We track listings across the major North American card shops and surface the best price up top. The Buy on eBay links go through the eBay Partner Network.
What to Expect
2019 Topps Heritage High Number Baseball
2019 Topps Heritage High Number continues the throwback set with 225 cards featuring late-season rookies like Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Fernando Tatis Jr., and Pete Alonso, plus one autograph or relic per hobby box.
Autographs
1Autograph or relic per box
On average per hobby box
1Real One Autograph or Relic card
Clubhouse Collection Relic (Gold, Patch, or multi-player versions)
Variation short print (Action Image, Team Name Color, Error, Nickname, Trade, or Throwback Uniform)
Chrome parallel (Refractor, Black Border, Gold Border, or Superfractor)
1Box topper (1970 Topps Super, Poster, or Original with commemorative stamp)
Inserts to watch
Real One AutographsOn-card signatures from current and retired players, with Special Edition Red Ink parallels numbered to 70 or less.
Clubhouse Collection RelicsGame-used memorabilia in single, dual, triple, and quad versions, with one-of-one Patch parallels.
The Hammer's Greatest HitsHank Aaron tribute cards with autograph versions numbered to 5, exclusive to hobby packs.
Chrome Refractors50-card Chrome subset with Refractor (/570), Black Border (/70), Gold Border (/5), and 1/1 Superfractor parallels.
1970 Topps Scratch OffsRetro insert mimicking the original 1970 scratch-off cards.
Now and ThenMulti-generational pairings of 1970 Topps stars and current players based on date-based achievements.
Fast facts
Released
August 14, 2019
Box config
24 packs per box, 9 cards per pack, 1 autograph/relic/memorabilia card per box
Set size
725 cards
Top rookie
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
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