2019 Topps 150 Years of Baseball Checklist, Print Runs and Full Details

2019 Topps 150 Years of Baseball is a weekly series of online-exclusive cards that explore the history of the game. The checklist takes a multi-generational approach and has several themes.

2019 Topps 150 Years of Baseball: The Basics

Each Tuesday, a new batch of three cards is made available on the Topps website. Cards are available individually for 7.99 or as a bundle with all three cards for $14.99. Similar to Topps Living Set, these three cards are available for one week. At the end of the sales window, print runs are determined and cards are sent out.

2019 Topps 150 Years of Baseball cards have a few different themes, so not every one is in play each week. They are: Historic Moments, Records and Award Winners and Rookie Campaigns.

Artist Renditions use original art featuring baseball’s greats. The first in the set came from renowned painter Graig Kreindler.

Some cards also have autographs in additional to the regular version.

This set is separate from the separate 150 Years of Professional Baseball inserts found in the flagship 2019 Topps Baseball line. While there is some overlap in themes and players, the designs and checklists are different.

2019 Topps 150 Years of Baseball Checklist

Checklist will grow in the weeks and months ahead. If you’re looking for a specific card, click on the links to see what’s currently available on eBay.

March 5-12

1 Babe Ruth, New York Yankees – Records and Award Winners: 60 HRs in a Single Season (1927) – 2,611
2 Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles Dodgers – Historic Moments: Kofax Pitches a Perfect Game (September 9, 1965) – 2,415
3 Mike Trout, Los Angeles Angels – Rookie Campaigns (2012) – 2,741

March 12-19

4 Nolan Ryan, Houston Astros – Records and Award Winners: MLB Record 5,714 Career Strikeouts – 1,603
5 Ichiro, Seattle Mariners – Historic Moments: Japanese Star Makes MLB Debut (April 2, 2001) – 1,555
6 Mark McGwire, Oakland Athletics – Rookie Campaigns (1987) – 1,208

March 19-26

7 Carl Yastrzemski, Boston Red Sox – Records and Award Winners: 1967 American League MVP – 920
8 Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore Orioles – Historic Moments: Ironman’s 2131st Consecutive Game (Sept. 6, 1995) – 1,030
9 Willie McCovey, San Francisco Giants – Rookie Campaigns (1959) – 855

Autographs

8A Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore Orioles – /99, Green /49, Purple /25, Red /10, Orange /5, Gold 1/1

March 26-April 2

10 George Brett, Kansas City Royals – Records and Award Winners: 1980 American League MVP – 1,265
11 Hank Aaron, Atlanta Braves – Historic Moments: 715th HR Breaks Ruth’s Record in Home Opener (April 8, 1974) – 1,306
12 Bryce Harper, Washington Nationals – Rookie Campaigns (2012) – 1,261

April 2-9

13 Dwight Gooden, New York Mets – Records and Award Winners: 1985 National League Cy Young – 1,064
14 Rickey Henderson, Oakland Athletics – Historic Moments: Breaks Stolen Base Record (May 1, 1991) – 1,104
15 Johnny Bench, Cincinnati Reds – Rookie Campaigns (1968) – 1,100

April 9-16

16 Roger Maris, New York Yankees – Records and Award Winners: 61 HRs Sets Single-Season Record (1961) – 1,174
17 Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers – Historic Moments: Robinson Breaks the Color Barrier (April 15, 1947) – 1,231
18 Albert Pujols, St. Louis Cardinals – Rookie Campaigns (2001) – 1,104

April 16-23

19 Bob Gibson, St. Louis Cardinals – Records and Award Winners: Modern-Era Best 1.12 ERA (1968) – 1,013
20 Carlton Fisk, Boston Red Sox – Historic Moments: Waves Walk-Off HR Fair in Game 6 of World Series (Oct. 21, 1975) – 1,042
21 Ty Cobb, Detroit Tigers – Artist Renditions – 1,549

April 23-30

22 Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle Mariners – Records and Award Winners: AL MVP Award Winner (1997) – 1,145
23 Bill Mazeroski, Pittsburgh Pirates – Historic Moments: World Series Game 7 Walk-Off HR (October 13, 1960) – 960
24 Aaron Judge, New York Yankees – Rookie Campaigns (2017) – 1,342

Autographs

22A Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle Mariners – /99, Green /49, Purple /25, Red /10, Orange /5, Gold 1/1

April 30-May 7

25 Stan Musial, St. Louis Cardinals – Records and Award Winners: NL MVP Award Winner (1943) – 1,019
26 Miguel Cabrera, Detroit Tigers – Historic Moments: Cabrera Earns the First Triple Crown in 45 Years (October 3, 2012) – 1,039
27 Lou Gehrig, New York Yankees – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler – 1,579

May 7-14

28 Pedro Martinez, Boston Red Sox – Records and Award Winners: AL Cy Young Award Winner (2000) – 816
29 Enos Slaughter, St. Louis Cardinals – Historic Moments: Scores Go-Ahead Run from 1st in World Series Game 7 (Oct. 15, 1946) – 713
30 Tim Raines, Montreal Expos – Rookie Campaigns (1981) – 809

May 14-21

31 Steve Carlton, Philadelphia Phillies – Records and Award Winners: NL Cy Young Award Winner (1972) – 925
32 Chicago Cubs – Historic Moments: End Longest World Series Title Drought in History (November 2, 2016) – 1,058
33 Roberto Clemente, Pittsburgh Pirates – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler – 1,541

May 21-28

34 Don Mattingly, New York Yankees – Records and Award Winners: AL MVP Award Winner (1985) – 976
35 Catfish Hunter, Oakland Athletics – Historic Moments: Throws 1st Perfect Game in the AL Since 1922 (May 8, 1968) – 790
36 Frank Robinson, Baltimore Orioles – Rookie Campaigns (1956) – 821

Autographs

34A Don Mattingly, New York Yankees – /99, Green /49, Purple /25, Red /10, Orange /5, Gold 1/1

May 28-June 4

37 Ernie Banks, Chicago Cubs – Records and Award Winners: NL MVP Award Winner (1958) – 967
38 Cecil Fielder, Detroit Tigers – Historic Moments: Hits HR Out of Tiger Stadium (August 25, 1990) – 883
39 Ted Williams, Boston Red Sox – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler – 1,432

June 4-11

40 Justin Verlander, Detroit Tigers – Redords and Award Winners: AL MVP Award Winner (2011) – 867
41 Willie Mays, San Francisco Giants – Historic Moments: “The Catch” Preserves Tie in Game 1 of World Series (September 29, 1954) – 1,015
42 Mike Piazza, Los Angeles Dodgers – Rookie Campaigns (1993) – 817

June 11-18

43 Ichiro, Seattle Mariners – Records and Award Winners: MLB Single-Season Record 262 Hits (2004) – 858
44 Roger Clemens, Boston Red Sox – Historic Moments: Becomes 1st Player in MLB History to Strike Out 20 Batters (April 29, 1986) – 788
45 Duke Snider, Brooklyn Dodgers – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler – 992

June 18-25

46 Nolan Ryan, Texas Rangers – Records and Award Winners: MLB Record Seven No-Hitters – 973
47 David Freese, St. Louis Cardinals – Historic Moments: Ties World Series Game 6, Hits Walk-Off (October 27, 2011) – 799
48 Darryl Strawberry, New York Mets – Rookie Campaigns (1983) – 783

Autographs:

46A Nolan Ryan, Texas Rangers – /99, Green /49, Purple /25, Red /10, Orange /5, Gold 1/1

June 25-July 2

49 Sammy Sosa, Chicago Cubs – Records and Award Winners: Most HRs in a Single Month in MLB History (1998) – 738
50 Phil Niekro, New York Yankees – Historic Moments: Alters Pitching Style, Secures 300th Win – 730
51 Harmon Killebrew, Minnesota Twins – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler – 1,012

July 2-9

52 John Smoltz, Atlanta Braves – Records and Award Winners: Only Pitcher in MLB History with 200 Wins and 150 Saves – 811
53 Lou Gehrig, New York Yankees – Historic Moments: Retires with “Luckiest Man on the Face of the Earth” Speech (July 4, 1939) – 1,005
54 Shohei Ohtani, Los Angeles Angels – Rookie Campaigns (2018) – 1,128

July 9-16

55 Eric Gagne, Los Angeles Dodgers – Records and Award Winners: MLB Record 84 Consecutive Saves Converted – 725
56 Derek Jeter, New York Yankees – Historic Moments: HR Marks 3,000th Career Hit in 5-for-5 Game (July 9, 2011) – 1,156
57 Bob Feller, Cleveland Indians – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler – 1,023

July 16-23

58 Jose Canseco, Oakland Athletics – Records and Award Winners: 1st Player in MLB History to Reach 40 HRs, 40 SBs in a Season – 754
59 Ryne Sandberg, Chicago Cubs – Historic Moments: Totals 2 HRs, 7 RBI in Famous “Sandberg Game” (June 23, 1984) – 921
60 Ralph Kiner, Pittsburgh Pirates – Rookie Campaigns (1946) – 735

Autographs:

59A Ryne Sandberg, Chicago Cubs – /99, Green /49, Purple /25, Red /10, Orange /5, Gold 1/1

July 23-30

61 Whitey Ford, New York Yankees – Records and Award Winners: MLB Record 10 World Series Winning Decisions – 748
62 Ozzie Smith, St. Louis Cardinals – Historic Moments: Walk-Off HR in Game 5 of NLCS (October 14, 1985) – 745
63 Wade Boggs, Boston Red Sox – Rookie Campaigns (1982) – 708

July 30-August 6

64 George Brett, Kansas City Royals – Records and Award Winners: Only Player Ever to Win a Batting Title in 3 Decades – 881
65 Roy Halladay, Philadelphia Phillies – Historic Moments: No-Hitter in 1st Postseason Start (October 6, 2010) – 905
66 Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler – 1,333

August 6-13

67 Randy Johnson, Arizona Diamondbacks – Records and Award Winners: NL Cy Young Award Winner (2002) – 685
68 Bartolo Colon, New York Mets – Historic Moments: Oldest Player to Hit 1st Career Home Run (May 7, 2016) – 717
69 Carlos Correa, Houston Astros – Rookie Campaigns (2015) – 711

August 13-20

70 Frank Thomas, Chicago White Sox – Records and Award Winners: AL MVP Award Winner (1994) – 808
71 Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles Dodgers – Historic Moments: CG SHO Seals World Series Title (October 14, 1965) – 855
72 Tom Seaver, New York Mets – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler – 1,179

Autographs:

70A Frank Thomas, Chicago White Sox – /99, Green /49, Purple /25, Red /10, Orange /5, Gold 1/1

August 20-27

73 Rollie Fingers, Milwaukee Brewers – Records and Award Winners: AL MVP Award Winner (1981) – 752
74 Trevor Hoffman, Milwaukee Brewers – Historic Moments: 1st Player Ever to Reach 600 Saves (September 7, 2001) – 743
75 Babe Ruth, New York Yankees – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler – 1,619

August 27-September 3

76 Tom Glavine, Atlanta Braves – Records and Award Winners: World Series MVP Award Winner (1995) – 677
77 Don Larsen, New York Yankees – Historic Moments: Only Perfect Game Ever in World Series (October 8, 1956) – 759
78 Nomar Garciaparra, Boston Red Sox – Rookie Campaigns (1997) – 672

September 3-10

79 Brooks Robinson, Baltimore Orioles – Records and Award Winners: AL MVP Award Winner (1964) – 756
80 Derek Jeter, New York Yankees – Historic Moments: “The Flip” to Nab Giambi Keeps Yankees Alive in ALDS (October 13, 2001) – 942
81 Roy Campanella, Brooklyn Dodgers – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler – 1,181

September 10-17

82 Johnny Bench, Cincinnati Reds – Records and Award Winners: NL MVP Award Winner (1970) – 871
83 David Ortiz, Boston Red Sox – Historic Moments: Walk-Off HR Keeps Team Alive in ALCS (October 17, 2004) – 785
84 Cody Bellinger, Los Angeles Dodgers – Rookie Campaigns (2017) – 786

Autographs:

82A Johnny Bench, Cincinnati Reds – /99, Green /49, Purple /25, Red /10, Orange /5, Gold 1/1

September 17-24

85 Barry Larkin, Cincinnati Reds – Records and Award Winners: NL MVP Award Winner (1995) – 806
86 Mariano Rivera, New York Yankees – Historic Moments: 602nd Save Breaks All-Time Record (September 19, 2011) – 914
87 Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore Orioles – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler – 1,161

September 24-October 1

88 Tony Gwynn, San Diego Padres – Records and Award Winners: 1994 – MLB Batting Title (.394) – 728
89 Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers – Historic Moments: Jackie Robinson Steals Home in Game 1 of the World Series (September 28, 1955) – 801
90 Tony Oliva, Minnesota Twins – Rookie Campaigns (1964) – 712

October 1-8

91 Dennis Eckersley, Oakland Athletics – Records and Award Winners: 1992 – AL MVP Award Winner – 664
92 Kerry Wood, Chicago Cubs – Historic Moments: Matches MLB Record with 20 Ks in a Game (May 6, 1998) – 729
93 Willie Mays, New York Giants – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler – 1,159

October 8-15

94 Rickey Henderson, Oakland Athletics – Records and Award Winners: MLB Record 2,295 Runs Scored – 692
95 Reggie Jackson, New York Yankees – Historic Moments: “Mr. October Hits 3 HRs in World Series Game 6 (October 18,1977) – 751
96 Ryan Braun, Milwaukee Brewers – Rookie Campaigns (2007) – 650

Autographs:

94A Rickey Henderson, Oakland Athletics – /99, Green /49, Purple /25, Red /10, Orange /5, Gold 1/1

October 15-22

97 Eddie Mathews, Milwaukee Braves – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler – 934
98 Luis Gonzalez, Arizona Diamondbacks – Historic Moments: Wins World Series on Walk-Off Single (November 4, 2001) – 686
99 Aaron Judge, New York Yankees – Records and Award Winners: Sets MLB Rookie HR Record (52) (2017) – 967

October 22-29

100 Ivan Rodriguez, Texas Rangers – Records and Award Winners: MLB Record 2,427 Games Caught – 677
101 Deion Sanders, Atlanta Braves – Historic Moments: Football Star Makes World Series Appearance (October 17, 1992) – 668
102 Kris Bryant, Chicago Cubs – Rookie Campaigns (2015) – 732

October 29-November 5

103 Willie Stargell, Pittsburgh Pirates – Records and Award Winners: 1979 World Series MVP Award Winner (1979) – 757
104 Juan Soto, Washington Nationals – Historic Moments: Hits HR on 1st Pitch in 1st MLB Start (May 21, 2018) – 953
105 Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle Mariners – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler – 1,190

Autographs:

105A Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle Mariners – /99, Green /49, Purple /25, Red /10, Orange /5, Gold 1/1

November 5-12

106 Craig Biggio, Houston Astros – Records and Award Winners: Astros Record 3,060 Hits – 670
107 Derek Jeter, New York Yankees – Historic Moments: “Mr. November” Hits Walk-Off HR in Game 4 (November 1, 2001) – 892
108 Eddie Murray, Baltimore Orioles – Rookie Campaigns (1977) – 702

November 12-19

109 Vladimir Guerrero, Anaheim Angels – Records and Award Winners: 2004 AL MVP Award Winner – 640
110 Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles Dodgers – Historic Moments: Sets World Series Record with 15-K Game (October 2, 1963) – 714
111 Larry Doby, Cleveland Indians – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler – 876

November 19-26

112 Pete Alonso, New York Mets – Records and Award Winners: MLB Rookie Home Run Record (53) –
113 Roberto Clemente, Pittsburgh Pirates – Historic Moments: Notches 3,000th Hit in Final At-Bat (September 30, 1972) –
114 David Justice, Atlanta Braves – Rookie Campaigns (1990) –

November 26-December 3

115 Todd Helton, Colorado Rockies – Records and Award Winners: 2000 MLB Batting Champion –
116 Hideki Matsui, New York Yankees – Historic Moments: 2 HRs, 6 RBI Clinch World Series Title (November 5, 2009) –
117 Mike Trout, Los Angeles Angels – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler –

Autographs:

117A Mike Trout, Los Angeles Angels – /99, Green /49, Purple /25, Red /10, Orange /5, Gold 1/1

December 3-10

118 Mariano Rivera, New York Yankees – Records and Award Winners: 1999 World Series MVP Award Winner – 817
119 Jack Morris, Minnesota Twins – Historic Moments: Throws 10 SHO IP to Clinch World Series (October 27, 1991) – 651
120 Jose Abreu, Chicago White Sox – Rookie Campaigns (2014) – 640

Autographs:

118A Mariano Rivera, New York Yankees – /99, Green /49, Purple /25, Red /10, Orange /5, Gold 1/1

December 10-17

121 Mo Vaughn, Boston Red Sox – Records and Award Winners: 1995 AL MVP Award Winner – 637
122 Roberto Alomar, Toronto Blue Jays – Historic Moments: Game-Tying HR in Game 4 of ALCS (October 11, 1992) – 697
123 Tony Gwynn, San Diego Padres – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler – 1,036

December 17-24

124 Rod Carew, Minnesota Twins – Records and Award Winners: 1977 AL MVP Award Winner – 646
125 Tino Martinez, New York Yankees – Historic Moments: Grand Slam in Game 1 of 1998 World Series – 686
126 Billy Williams, Chicago Cubs – Rookie Campaigns (1961) – 681

December 24-31

127 Mark Teixeira, New York Yankees – Records and Award Winners: MLB Record 14 Games with HRs from Both Sides of the Plate –
128 Jim Bunning, Philadelphia Phillies – Historic Moments: 1st NL Perfect Game of Modern Era –
129 Mel Ott, New York Giants – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler –

December 31-January 7

130 Robin Yount, Milwaukee Brewers – Records and Award Wins: 1982 AL MVP Award Winner –
131 Alex Rodriguez, New York Yankees – Historic Moments: Hits 600th Career HR (August 4, 2010) –
132 Lou Brock, St. Louis Cardinals – Artist Renditions by Graig Kreindler –
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