The NBA season is winding up, so it’s time to focus a bit more on vintage basketball cards here on the blog. I thought I’d start with a quick overview…
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The other day a collector emailed me a story he had written for Sports Collectors Digest many years ago about a few cards that are (almost) impossible to find. He…
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I recently launched the Unopened Archive to document all the unopened vintage sports card photos across the four major sports. My goal is to educate collectors and preserve hobby history.…
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Manufacturers have reprinted certain vintage baseball sets looking to cash in on the original’s popularity. And the interesting thing is, some of these reprint sets have become pricier and more…
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Since the 1991 Topps Desert Shield set is celebrating its 30th anniversary, I thought it was appropriate to take a deeper look into the top card in the set, and…
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In August, I wrote an article called “5 Jim Brown Football Cards for the Master Collector“. After I posted a link to it on Twitter, a collector posted that Larry…
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Topps started including subsets for the first time with their 1958 set with All-Star cards. It gave collectors a chance at a second card in a set of some of…
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I’ve quietly been building up a new resource here on PostWarCards. And while I’ve shared a bit of its content over on Twitter, now that there are 18 pages on…
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The pair of 1952 Bowman football sets, small and large, are two of the most desirable sets in vintage football. The small cards measure 2-1/16″ by 3-1/8″ while the large…
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1986 Fleer basketball cards have become some of the hobbies most popular collectibles, driven by Michael Jordan’s iconic card #57. But many people don’t realize that the 1986 Fleer basketball…
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A few weeks ago, The Action Network posted a great image showing the ten highest-grossing baseball moves of all time. I thought it would be fun to show sports cards…
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