The original artwork used to create Sid Gordon’s 1953 Topps #117 card, as offered by Mastro in December 2002.
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Mastro called this a 1962 Topps Civil War News currency sheet, but its 15 different designs raise an interesting A&BC question.
A 1997 look at how Stadium Club, Finest, Bowman and Chrome helped Topps fight its way back to the top of the hobby.
In 1995, Topps thought its new D-III technology might change card collecting forever. Things didn’t exactly go according to plan.
Multiple 1989 Topps gold-border sheets survived, but more than 35 years later, we still don’t know why Topps made them.
A 1993 look at overlooked subsets—and why they can still be a great way to stretch your collecting dollar.
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.