Grading isn’t absolute. A look at the Yount PSA 10s shows how much variation can exist—even at the hobby’s highest level.
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From the post-war boom to the junk wax era and beyond.
This 1938 Joe Louis card from the Philippines is the only known copy, a true hobby gem.
Whenever I come across an uncut sheet or even just a panel from the iconic 1952 Topps baseball set, I make a point to share…
Here’s a great piece, written by Dennis Owyang, that Baseball Cards Magazine republished in its June 1984 issue from The Wrapper about one of my…
In April 2004, Mastro offered these three 1962 Topps Mars Attacks Panels for sale in their Americana Premier Catalog Auction. Eight years later, REA would…
199 final process 1952 Topps baseball cards—dark images, double prints, rough condition—but an incredible uncut panel and strip find from Mastro’s Dec ’01 auction. Scarce survivors with stars like Feller, Mize,…
Here’s an incredible collection of cards you don’t see too often, plus they’re in ACU-Card cases: a 1976 Topps Joe Theismann Progressive Proof set of…