Steve Barber’s 1960 Topps card was tightly cropped, losing much of the original artwork’s presence.
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From the post-war boom to the junk wax era and beyond.
The surviving original artwork behind the iconic 1934–36 Diamond Stars baseball set
Beyond Hall of Famers, 1957 Topps set builders must hunt scarce contest cards—once mailed in for prizes, now prized collectibles.
A look at PSA’s population, auction history, and known copies of Wayne Gretzky’s October 10, 1979 NHL debut ticket.
A PSA 8 1954 Topps Ted Williams, once praised as near a 9, later earned an 8.5—and about $20k in added value.
Huggins & Scott is offering a unique 1970-71 Topps Scratch-Off progressive proof uncut sheet, showcasing early print stages of this great insert set.
From test coins to cloth experiments, these are some of the toughest and quirkiest 1980s Topps baseball sets collectors still chase today.