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Why This Card Matters

Henry Louis Aaron finished with **755 home runs, 3,771 hits and a .305 career average**, and he still holds the all-time records for **RBI (2,297)** and **total bases (6,856)** — the total-base mark by 722 over Stan Musial, which is not a record anyone is close to touching. He was a **25-time All-Star selection across 21 seasons** (the count runs ahead of the seasons because baseball played two All-Star Games a year from 1959 through 1962), a three-time Gold Glove winner and the **1957 NL MVP** for a Milwaukee Braves club that won the World Series. He was elected to Cooperstown **on the first ballot in 1982 with 406 of 415 votes — 97.8%**. On **April 8, 1974**, in the fourth inning at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, Aaron drove an Al Downing pitch over the left-field fence for **home run number 715**, passing Babe Ruth. Braves reliever Tom House caught it in the bullpen; 53,775 people were there; Atlanta won 7–4. This card commemorates **April 8, 1974** directly — the front headline reads "4/8/1974 – BREAKS HR RECORD" and Aaron is shown in the 1974 Atlanta cap. In July 2026 Milwaukee marked the **50th anniversary of his 755th and final home run** with a new mural and a citywide Hank Aaron Day.

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Professional Imaging

High-resolution scans and photos so you can inspect corners, edges, surface, and centering yourself. What you see is what you get.

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Penny sleeve, top loader or card saver, team bag, and rigid protection in every shipment. Packed right, shipped fast, from a smoke-free environment.

Which Product This Is — Read Carefully

This card is from **2025 Topps Heritage HIGH NUMBER**, not from base 2025 Topps Heritage. The distinction matters when you are searching: base 2025 Heritage has a different insert that also uses a 76R prefix — **"1976 Redefined," which features modern players** — while this one, **"1976 Retirees,"** is a 15-card High Number insert covering three players in five cards each: **Hank Aaron at 76R-1 through 76R-5**, Billy Williams at 76R-6 through 76R-10, and Tony Oliva at 76R-11 through 76R-15. Verified **base insert**: matte vintage cardboard stock with no foil or holo shimmer, and no serial numbering on any edge of either side. Back code CMP117743. Centering, measured against the outer edge of the printed design block inside the symmetric white border: **57/43 left-to-right, 59/41 top-to-bottom**. Corners are sharp with the light paper fuzz normal to Heritage stock; edges and surface clean.