Jim Henderson Baseball

and Seattle Mariners. Henderson made his MLB debut with Arizona in 2012 before moving to Seattle, where he spent the majority of his professional tenure as a bullpen contributor. Though his career was relatively brief, Henderson cards remain accessible to collectors building vintage 2010s era collections or focusing on Mariners and Diamondbacks rosters. Henderson's most notable card appearances come from the 2013 Topps Heritage High Number set, a popular release among collectors seeking classic-styled baseball cards from the early 2010s. This Heritage subset is prized for its throwback design and nostalgic appeal, making Jim Henderson cards from this era sought after by those interested in period-accurate team collections or completing Heritage runs. Collectors pursuing comprehensive Mariners or Diamondbacks card sets will find Henderson's releases moderately available, with Heritage High Number cards representing the primary vintage entry point for his collecting base. His relatively short career arc and limited Hall of Fame prospect status mean Henderson cards trade at modest valuations, making them an affordable option for set builders and casual collectors interested in 2010s-era pitching rosters.