A colorful 1977 MSA disc set distributed by Holiday Inn, with 70 players and a surprising number of Gem Mint 10s in the hobby.
Posts published in “Cards”
From the post-war boom to the junk wax era and beyond.
Are the 1989 OPC goalie photos the worst ever? After reviewing all 32, it's hard to argue otherwise!
Topps cropped out a lot of artistry on Jim Coates’ 1959 card, but the original painting shows a richer picture, literally.
Pulled from production and surrounded by mystery, 1959 Fleer Ted Williams #68 remains one of the hobby’s most fascinating and sought-after post-war cards.
A rare piece of Topps production art featuring Mickey Mantle’s 2-HR World Series game is listed on eBay for $15K—historic and quietly available.
A masterpiece hidden in plain sight—Mike Shannon’s 1964 rookie card art deserves more than the cropped corner Topps gave it.
Fleer quietly inserted R.G. Laughlin’s 21-card “The Shots” set into 1974 basketball sticker packs—his rare foray beyond baseball.