As much as $600,000 in baseball cards reportedly disappeared during three separate thefts surrounding the 1991 National in Anaheim.
Posts tagged as “Babe Ruth”
From Baseball Cards Magazine (Fall 1983): “A Babe For Every Budget” notes Ruth isn’t just for deep-pocketed collectors—post-war issues keep his cards accessible.
A 1991 look inside Perez-Steele Galleries, Dick Perez’s artwork, and the Hall of Fame postcard sets that captivated collectors.
A look at 10 incredible post-war Babe Ruth cards—affordable alternatives to his iconic pre-war issues that still capture the legend.
A short 1992 Topps Magazine piece by Bruce Chadwick on vintage sports games.
When REA partnered with eBay for an auction in July 2000, this incredible Hillerich & Bradsby advertising display featuring Cobb, Ruth, Collins, Lajoie, Sisler, Gehrig,…
Here’s a very cool piece of baseball history: a 1925 Babe Ruth New York Yankees payroll check! Mastro sold it in its raw state in…