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Why This Card Matters

Ronald Acuña Jr. is the **2023 National League MVP — a unanimous one, all 30 first-place votes** — off a season that produced **41 home runs and 73 stolen bases**, the **first 40/70 season in major league history**. He hit **.337 with 217 hits, 106 RBI and 149 runs** that year and took the Hank Aaron Award with it. He was **2018 NL Rookie of the Year**, is a **five-time All-Star** (2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2025) and a **three-time Silver Slugger** (2019, 2020, 2023). Acuña was **activated from the injured list on July 27, 2026** after a left hamstring strain cost him nearly seven weeks, and went straight back into the leadoff spot for a Braves club sitting **first in the NL East**. His 2026 batting average is a modest .251, but the underlying line is not: a **.371 on-base percentage** on a **14.8% walk rate against a 22% strikeout rate** — the second-best plate-discipline marks of his career. The **NL All-Stars banner** across the bottom of this card is part of the 1977 Topps design language Heritage is replicating — the original 1977 set carried that banner on a group of base cards, and Heritage does the same.

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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.

Base Card, Not the All-Star Logo Variation — Confirmed

**This is the base card.** It is worth being explicit, because 2026 Topps Heritage includes a 20-card **All-Star Logo Variation** list at roughly 1:201 packs, **and Acuña #55 is on that list**. The two share a card number, so anyone who knows the checklist will ask. **The variation is distinguished by a large yellow star in the bottom-left corner.** This card does not have it — it carries the standard NL All-Stars banner that the 1977 design puts on a run of base cards. That difference was confirmed **in hand against a reference image of the variation**, not inferred from the scan. Also verified base: matte vintage stock with no chrome sheen, no gold or black border, no foil, and no serial numbering on any edge of either side. **On short prints:** 2026 Heritage is unusual — a 400-card base set with 100 SPs **scattered through the run** rather than grouped in a 401–500 block. #55 is **not** on the SP lists; the nearest SPs are #56, #61, #64 and #66. Centering against the printed design block inside the symmetric white border: **46/54 left-to-right, 52/48 top-to-bottom**. Back code CMP127717; the back is a horizontal 1977-style stat back with a Phil Niekro cartoon.