Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 26 minutes ago
Recently, Topps changed how they number their cards across all products. For better or worse, this affects sets like Heritage—iconic cards such as gold refractors are no longer numbered /5, but now match the /50 numbering found in other sets. Some collectors are upset by the change, as they loved the uniqueness of the cards Topps is altering. Others are praising the move for making the sets more consistent and straightforward. In this video, I break down the pros and cons of the change and share what you can do if you're feeling disappointed by it.
Recently, Topps changed how they number their cards across all products. For better or worse, this affects sets like Heritage—iconic cards such as gold refractors are no longer numbered /5, but now match the /50 numbering found in other sets. Some collectors are upset by the change, as they loved the uniqueness of the cards Topps is altering. Others are praising the move for making the sets more consistent and straightforward. In this video, I break down the pros and cons of the change and share what you can do if you're feeling disappointed by it.
