Heritage High Numbers exists as essentially an update set for the regular Heritage release.  It picks up where the first set ends, containing cards 501-725, of which the final 25 are SPs.   The SPs are a much smaller portion of the set for High Numbers, so they are easier to complete.

This set has cards for some traded veterans, people left out of the first release, as well as hot rookies making their debut this year.

Once again, we have the return of short print variants with team color swaps, errors, traded, action, and others.  There’s an extra wrinkle to those this year, which I think it long overdue.  At least for this release, gone are the days of trying to read a tiny product code to be sure which variant you have.  Instead, Topps includes a label below the card number telling you which variant you have.  Hopefully this is a feature that sticks around in future releases.

The recent is pretty standard at this point.  A box contains 24 packs of 9 cards per pack.  Each box includes either one autograph or one relic.

This box contained:

189 Base (94.5% of 200 card set)
8 Base SP (32% of 25 card set)
1 Base VAR SP Action Variant
1 Base Reverse Stock
1 Base Chrome Refractor
3 Award Winners
1 Combo Card
2 Deckle Edge
1 Miracle of ’69
3 Now & Then
1 1977 Reggie Jackson Highlights
3 Rookie Performers
1 1969 Topps 50th Anniversary Buyback 3 RBI Leaders Harrelson, Howard, & Northrup
1 Clubhouse Collection Relics Ronald Aunca Jr.