Multiple 1989 Topps gold-border sheets survived, but more than 35 years later, we still don’t know why Topps made them.
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Great photography, scarce samples, a limited glossy set and Reggie as an Oriole: five reasons 1988 Score Baseball deserves another look.
A 1993 look at overlooked subsets—and why they can still be a great way to stretch your collecting dollar.
As much as $600,000 in baseball cards reportedly disappeared during three separate thefts surrounding the 1991 National in Anaheim.
As the junk wax era card boom gathered momentum, Alan “Mr. Mint” Rosen wasn’t just selling cards—he was selling the hobby to the world.