Financial markets announced this morning that Topps is going public, again, through a Special Purpose Acquisition (SPAC) deal with Mudrick Capital, which values Topps at around $1.3B, or almost 4…
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The 1948 Bowman baseball set is one of the first significant post-war card sets. It features 48 black-and-white cards with player photos on the front and some basic player information…
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A lot of iconic hobby cards are readiliy available; they just cost a lot. But others seem to never come to market. Here is a rundown of 10 of the…
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For weeks, I was writing and publishing a newsletter over on SubStack. However, I feel there is more value in keeping content predominantly here on PostWarCards.Com. So I’m transitioning the…
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As a fan of sports card hobby history and a person who tries to follow the vintage sports card market, I’ve accumulated quite a bit of reference material. This post…
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Gordie Howe’s 1951 Parkhurst card is the 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle for hockey collectors. The combination of Parkhurst’s inaugural release and the rookie card of the man known as “Mr.…
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1970s Major League Baseball was dominated by legends like Johnny Bench, Rod Carew, Joe Morgan, Mike Schmidt, Pete Rose, Reggie Jackson, Tom Seaver, Phil Niekro, Gaylord Perry, Steve Carlton, and…
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The 1967 Topps baseball set is one of the most popular post-war sets. The 609 card set has ultra-scarce high-numbers due to short printing, a unique Roger Maris card, a…
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I’m a huge fan of 1970s basketball cards, and I’ve written about them a few times before on this blog: Bill Walton’s 1977 Topps Card 1974 Topps Unopened Material Building…
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The 1986 Fleer #57 Michael Jordan card is the most recognizable basketball card today. Jordan is beyond a basketball player; he’s become a brand and cultural icon. So between his…
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