Bill Bossert’s 1984 Baseball Cards article dives into the 1955 Topps Doubleheaders set and its place in hobby history.
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The 1967 Topps set is legendary—loaded with stars, rookies, and quirky errors that make chasing a master set both frustrating and thrilling.
Rod Carew’s rookie card is iconic, and his 1982 Topps and Fleer cards share the same photo—a quirky first in the hobby.
Marshall Fogel's final segment in a three-part series on investing in Mickey Mantle baseball cards.
Topps cropped most of Chico Ruiz’s 1963 & 1964 card artwork, leaving behind floating heads and limited details.
The 1977 Topps Mexican Football “Dirty Dozen” cards are some of the toughest finds in the hobby—rare, and a bit mysterious.
Flexichrome artwork described as being used for Sid Hudson’s 1954 Topps card doesn’t match the issued version. See the comparison.