As a follow-up to my previous article on collectibles related to Hank Aaron’s 715th home run, I want to delve into one of the most sought-after cards in the baseball…
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A couple of weeks ago, I shared a few tweets and an update in Newsletter #29, highlighting some cool empty cases that Collect Auctions sold in their March 2023 Spring…
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Today, in the world of sports card collecting, few things generate as much excitement as the chase for rare cards from packs. Upper Deck, one of the industry’s most influential…
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In the world of vintage sports card collecting, Topps is THE brand. For decades, the company has produced some of the industry’s most iconic and sought-after cards. Among these treasures…
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Thurman Munson was a great catcher and is a popular figure among sports card collectors. Munson’s rookie card, the 1970 Topps #189, is popular, but his 1971 Topps card has…
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I’ve written about uncut sheets several times here on the blog, from more generic articles like 5 Reasons to Collect Uncut Sheets of Sports Cards and A Few Ways Topps…
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The 1992 Bowman Baseball set is one of the few iconic sets from its era, featuring a deep checklist, a glossy design, 90s fashion, and over 150 rookie cards. But…
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I always found it interesting that Stan Musial wasn’t signed with Topps or Bowman from 1954 through 1957. James N. Giglio wrote that Musial refused to sign due to “insufficient…
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Welcome to the fourth and final installment of the Topps File Set series. In the previous articles, I explored the history of Topps’ file sets, delved into notable resales of…
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After exploring the fascinating world of Topps File Albums in the first two parts of this series, I now turn my attention to another aspect of Topps’ treasure trove: the…
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