2018 Topps Heritage Minor League Baseball Cards

Nicest cards of 2018

I’m with all the others a better auto selection would of made this product great. Luckily I pulled a dual of Keibert Ruiz/Jeren Kendall /20 so I can’t complain. A few better autos and maybe a more exciting insert other than that ugly yellow one.

Love ’em. I just wish they were easier to find and the set was larger – lots of minor leaguers to choose from. I got one oddity in a pack – #195, Batting Leaders Longo, Miller, and Hiura, with a gold 03/25 stamp – except it is exactly the same in every way as two other copies of the card without the stamp. Am I missing something?

Love this product! Very economical also!! Wouldve given it 5 stars had it been released in April as I will get a lot of them signed,

There wasn’t any autographs!!!!

This is my favorite set of the year! I collect these to get them signed so I wish they came out a little earlier in the season. No real complaints but I think they should make a relic sub set of Futures Game relics. Bowman draft used to have them but they went away for some reason. Many of the relics in this set are futures game jersey cards, why not promote that fact? The players are pictured in their minor league uniforms but the jersey pieces are either orange (team usa) or blue (world team). They should at least picture them in the FG uniforms on those cards.

once again, to many cry babies, look at the price point . Just enjoy collecting cards and quit looking for the holy grail every time, this is a fun product, thanks

I’m not sure what everyone is beefing about? Well, I do. I can read. Here’s my take… in a time where price points are going absolutely insane, and we keep gobbling it up saying. “Thanks Topps (Panini, UD), may we have another?!”

Here is a set with a easy going price point. Easy to build. And the same stock used for Heritage (MLB) and High Number. We’re not talking some flimsy stock usually reserved Opening Day.

For $50-some bucks you get to have some fun. No skunk (aka Heritage “Thanks for the $125 bucks. Here’s your napkin relic, a-gain!”). You’re guaranteed an auto. There’s some fun stuff in there. Coin cards and such. And who knows, you could wind up sitting on the next Mike Trout… maybe. Sorta. It’s just fun.

I dig these. You don’t have to love them. I just dig them.

I like not worrying about “Oh, gees!… This time is the the Ohtani variation! I know it!… Oh, another /999 of Bobby McBaseballface with his .043 BA who’ll be a used car salesman by next season.”

I dig it. Accept it for what it is, I do… it’s quirky fun.

5 out of 5 for these.

Funny thing is, we all know the guys whoopin’ it up already, or the “highly-touted” prospects. I did the same thing: said “who the poo?”, squawked, and said “screw it.” So, if this site’s still up-and-running in 2023, don’t be shocked if these comments are being read and laughed at. May not end up being the best prospect checklist, but there’s always guys nobody had on their “Top-whatever” lists….

I’ve just learned to not overthink things, buy what I can-and in 5 years when I’m digging in the back of my closet, things will be looking juicy (for under $50, too?). I’ll risk it ;-)

I realize I’m probably in the minority here, but I collect cards of my local MiLB team. I’m not interested in seeing top prospects or finding ultra-low numbered relics or autographs for investment purposes. I want to see my city’s team represented. This year’s offering is satisfying with a couple of base cards, a league leader, a deckle edge, and a relic. The design is great, too. I wish Topps sought to have at least one card from every Class A+ and up team, but I realize why they pick who they pick.

I agree with others- Boring autograph checklist. I’m glad the Tigers are well represented this year and Alex Faedo gets a card, but was shocked Jake Rogers- the best defensive catcher in MiLB- was snubbed yet again. And I wish Topps would do away with the two year old league leaders cards… The 2018 season just ended- No one cares about the 2017 statistical leaders. Would rather have 200 different prospects make up the base set. Still buying to get the cards signed next year, but sort of a boring release.

Very disappointed in the autograph checklist.

Pro Debut was one of the best products of 2018 and was looking forward to 2018 Heritage Minor League, but this may be one of the worst products Topps has ever released in terms of autos. Yes this is a set builder product, but this could have been a home run product with just a few autos of the better prospects.

Not sure I can find a single auto worth more than $10 on the checklist.

Terrible check list. No Eloy or Vlad autos?

I love these cards, and as always, I’ll buy a few boxes! My only complaint is how they’re always released after the Minor League season ends. Many of us buy this product to get the cards signed, and it stinks waiting an entire offseason to get them inked.