A mainstay in football, Topps Supreme made its baseball debut in 2013 but as an Asian-exclusive. 2014 Topps Supreme Baseball brings the brand to North America. Every card in the product is an autograph numbered to 50 or less.

2014 Topps Supreme Baseball boxes come with two cards. Autographed Retired and Veteran Stars have a look that makes them look similar to high-end base cards. Simply Supreme Autographs flip to a horizontal layout. Supreme Styling Autographs are highlighted by a die-cut design. All three of these sets have multiple levels of parallels including Green, Sepia, Purple, Blue, Orange (#/15), Red (#/10), Black(#/5), Printing Plates and Supreme (1/1).

Supreme Scope Autographed Relics make their debut in the product. They feature a layered design that's reminiscent of Topps Strata or Panini's Silhouettes. The combine a die-cut player image, a signature and a massive relic swatch. A guaranteed case hit, the checklist includes veterans, retired players and rookies. Parallels include Platinum Patch (#/10) and Supreme Patch (1/1).

2014 Topps Supreme Baseball also has standard Autographed Patch Relics (#/25) that have smaller patch pieces than those found on the Scope hits. These also have Platinum (#/5) and Supreme (1/1) parallels.

Topps will include a variety of dual and triple autographs. Among them are Dual Autograph Jumbo Patch Relic Book Cards (#/10) that have signatures and patch pieces from two players.