2024 Topps Chrome Update Baseball Variations Guide
The 2024 Topps Chrome Update Baseball variations take on a rookie theme. Twenty-five players have SSP versions that not only have a different photo but they’re a lot tougher to pull.
At first glance, variations look like standard Refractors. This is the same as similar cards found in 2024 Topps Chrome Baseball. They have the same layout and they don’t scream as being anything different. Many of the photos take a more behind-the-scenes of a approach compared to the regular base cards. Players warming up, having fun on the field and wearing warm-ups are some of the things collectors will find.
2024 Topps Chrome Update Baseball variations land 1:183 hobby, 1:72 jumbo and 1:187 mega box packs.
All 25 cards also have six levels of parallels:
- Green Speckle Refractors – /99
- Gold Speckle Refractors – /50
- Orange Speckle Refractors – /25
- Black Speckle Refractors – /10
- Red Speckle Refractors – /5
- Superfractors – 1/1
2024 Topps Chrome Update Baseball Variations Codes
Still not sure if you have a variation? Take it to the back. You’ll find a small little CMP code at the end of the copyright info. These are different for different types of cards — including how to spot a base card (or Refractor) versus an SSP. These are the two code endings that are important here:
- Base – 715
- Variation – 853

So if the code ends with 715, you’ve got a regular base card or one of its many parallels. If it’s 853, you landed a variation.
Another easy way to spot some of the variations is whether the Rookie Debut notation is noted. Some of the players’ base cards come from the subset that notes their first MLB game. None of the variations do. It’s important to note that this applies to only some of the cards so it’s important to know which ones. All are noted in the gallery below.
2024 Topps Chrome Update Baseball Variations Checklist
Here’s a list of the 2024 Topps Chrome Update variations. If you’re looking for a specific card, click on the link to see what’s currently available on eBay.
2024 Topps Chrome Update Baseball Variations Gallery
USC8 Colt Keith, Detroit Tigers


USC18 Jackson Chourio, Milwaukee Brewers


USC20 Jordan Beck, Colorado Rockies


USC35 Wyatt Langford, Texas Rangers


USC48 Victor Scott II, St. Louis Cardinals


USC51 Jordan Lawlar, Arizona Diamondbacks


USC67 Ben Brown, Chicago Cubs

USC70 Jasson Domínguez, New York Yankees


USC88 Paul Skenes, Pittsburgh Pirates


USC91 Noelvi Marte, Cincinnati Reds


USC105 Jack Leiter, Texas Rangers


USC108 Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Los Angeles Dodgers


USC120 Heston Kjerstad, Baltimore Orioles


USC143 Jared Jones, Pittsburgh Pirates


USC147 Jonatan Clase, Toronto Blue Jays


USC148 Andy Pages, Los Angeles Dodgers


USC150 Elly De La Cruz, Cincinnati Reds


USC153 Jackson Merrill, San Diego Padres


USC154 Colton Cowser, Baltimore Orioles


USC158 Pete Crow-Armstrong, Chicago Cubs


USC174 Tyler Black, Milwaukee Brewers

USC185 Jung Hoo Lee, San Francisco Giants


USC195 Joey Loperfido, Toronto Blue Jays


USC199 Evan Carter, Texas Rangers


USC200 Jackson Holliday, Baltimore Orioles








So if there’s only two numbers to look at the back and see the two different numbers that you could tell, which one is which, what if it has another number such as 758? Everyone wants to know that collects cards along with Me Then, if it’s a chrome card and it has none of those numbers, but a different number down at the right bottom of the card behind it, then what does that mean? What are Those codes mean?
99% of the time, it’s easiest to use the regular card number and the checklist. The codes needed for variations are listed here.