A 1952 Topps five-cent wrapper, five first-series cards and even the gum—could this framed display preserve an original pack opening?
Post War Cards
Great photography, scarce samples, a limited glossy set and Reggie as an Oriole: five reasons 1988 Score Baseball deserves another look.
A scarce Mickey Mantle paper proof shows what his 1965 Old London coin looked like before it became a snack-food insert.
Three fantastic 1952 Topps uncut panels from Mastro’s August 2007 auction—but one may have appeared in a larger form seven years earlier.
Jim Palmer was coming off his third Cy Young when he signed a two-year Topps extension—for a whopping $75 bonus.
A 1993 look at overlooked subsets—and why they can still be a great way to stretch your collecting dollar.
Forget Mattingly and Strawberry. These are the four wonderfully weird 1984 Fleer Baseball cards every collector actually needs.