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2009 Topps Heritage High Number Baseball Hobby Box
What are these options?
- Hobby Box
- 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.
- 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.
| Format | In USAUSD | In CanadaCAD | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hobby Box |  |
$190 | ||
| Hobby Box Case |  |
$1,625 | ||
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Frequently asked
Who's 2009 Topps Heritage High Number for?
For collectors who want hits without Cup money. Figure on an auto or relic every box or two, with rookies you'll actually recognize.
What makes High Number different from the base 2009 Heritage set?
High Number adds 220 new cards numbered 501-720 to the base set, including 75 rookies. It's an update series that expands the checklist and gives collectors a second chance at key rookie cards they may have missed in the base release.
What are the key rookie cards in this product?
The set includes 75 rookies in the 501-720 range. Notable ones mentioned in checklists include Shane Robinson (#501), Mat Latos (#502), and Aaron Poreda (#503), though the full rookie roster spans the high-number range.
Is there a guaranteed hit in every box?
Yes, every box includes one autographed or relic card. Topps confirmed all autographs are signed on-card, so you're getting a legitimate signature or game-used memorabilia in each box.
What's the design like?
The cards mimic the 1960 Topps design, so they have a classic, vintage look that appeals to collectors who like throwback aesthetics. It's part of the Heritage brand's whole appeal.
How many packs are in a box?
Each hobby box contains 24 packs. Each pack has 6 Heritage cards, 2 Updates & Highlights cards, and a stick of gum.
Are there parallels or special versions of the cards?
Yes, the product includes Chrome parallels (mentioned in price guides as 2009 Topps Heritage High Number Chrome), though specific odds and tiers aren't detailed in available sources.
What are the best inserts in 2009 Topps Heritage High Number?
Worth keeping an eye out for: Clubhouse Collection Auto/Relic (1 per box).
When did 2009 Topps Heritage High Number come out?
It dropped October 15, 2009.
What's in a 2009 Topps Heritage High Number hobby box?
24 packs per box, 8 cards per pack (6 Heritage + 2 Updates & Highlights + 1 stick of gum per pack)
What's the cheapest 2009 Topps Heritage High Number hobby box right now?
Cheapest we're tracking is $189.95 USD. Prices update daily, and the trend arrow on this page shows which way it's been moving.
Where can I buy 2009 Topps Heritage High Number?
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2009 Topps Heritage High Number Baseball
2009 Topps Heritage High Number adds 220 new cards (501-720) to the base set, including 75 rookies with a 1960 Topps design aesthetic. Every box includes one autograph or relic card.
Autographs
1 Autograph or relic per box
Inserts to watch
- Clubhouse Collection Auto/Relic 1 per box The guaranteed hit in every box, featuring on-card autographs or memorabilia cards.
Fast facts
- Released
- October 15, 2009
- Box config
- 24 packs per box, 8 cards per pack (6 Heritage + 2 Updates & Highlights + 1 stick of gum per pack)
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