Hobby boxes are highlighted by a pair of on-card autographs and the familiar mix of Refractors that add even more color to the product.

The 2014 Topps Finest Baseball base set has 100 cards. It's not huge but it has a mix of both veterans and rookies. In total, there are more than ten types of Refractors. Unnumbered parallels include basic Refractors and X-Fractors. Color-based Refractors come in Green (#/199), Blue (#/125), Black (#/99), Gold (#/50), Red (#/25) and Magenta (#/15). The rarest of them all are Atomic Refractors (#/5) and SuperFractors (1/1). Collectors can also find randomly inserted hot boxes where every base card is replaced with an Orange Refractor.

Autographs combine to fall two per master box. The majority fall under two categories, both of which have on-card signatures, Rookie Autographs and new Finest Greats Autographs. Rookies are self-explanatory, focusing on top young players. Finest Greats has an all-retired player checklist.

 12 packs per box, 5 cards per pack

2 On-Card Autographs
60 Total Cards

Hobby boxes come with a total of four hits. Two are guaranteed to be autographs. The remaining pair could be a mix of memorabilia or additional signed cards.

Rookies Longevity Autographs feature 100 signers. Besides basic versions, there are eight levels of parallels numbered to 99 or less.

Rookie Materials takes a similar approach but with player-worn gear from 40 first-year players. The parallels are plentiful here as well with nine different tiers numbered to 299 or less. With the addition of an autograph, these become Rookie Material Signatures, which have another eight parallels numbered to 299 or less.