Gigantic late-1930s Coca-Cola display featuring Ty Cobb and Red Grange—an 80-inch die-cut stunner packed with stars and vintage Americana charm.
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Topps turned a gorgeous full-color Sam McDowell image into a tiny black-and-white afterthought—missing a chance to create a truly iconic 1963 card.
Grading data suggests the 1984 Fleer Update print run likely exceeded 10,000—perhaps closer to 15,000 sets.
Topps skipped hockey cards in 1982-83 and 1983-84—was it poor sales, sticker profits, or both? Here's a closer look at the possible reasons.
A closer look at the nostalgic Topps Home Run Books and the 1981 and 1985 scratch-off games that gave collectors a shot at winning them.