There’s a lot of fraud in the modern sports card market, particularly in vintage unopened products. One of the significant frauds has been folks who modify rack packs and replace…
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Rickey Henderson had an incredible 25-year baseball career. On June 24, 1979, he made his MLB debut for the Oakland Athletics, and his last appearance was on September 19, 2003,…
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I’ve written about unopened sports cards a lot on this blog, and since Mark Murphy was one of the biggest unopened dealers for a long time, his name has come…
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I’ve written about Mark Murphy a few times before on the blog. He was a prominent dealer of unopened sportscard items in the 1990s. Recently, a collector ran across one…
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I’ve quietly been building up a new resource here on PostWarCards. And while I’ve shared a bit of its content over on Twitter, now that there are 18 pages on…
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I recently shared the following photo of a 1975 Topps Baseball Mini Cello Pack with George Brett on top to the PostWarCards Twitter audience. Unfortunately, the pack is fake. Any…
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I’ve made it a bit of a habit on this blog to call out fake unopened products, and it seems I need to do it again. Topps did not manufacture…
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The second article I ever published on the blog was back in January of 2020, and it was titled Rising Prices: 1974 Topps Basketball Unopened. In it, I talked about…
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The value of many vintage unopened boxes isn’t just in the value of the cards that could be in the packs but in the scarcity of the box itself. In…
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The reality is that there are many fake unopened vintage sports card products for sale in the hobby. And just because a product is authenticated doesn’t mean it’s legitimate. One…
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