Vintage Sports Cards – Baseball – Basketball – Football – Hockey
I’ve written about uncut sheets several times here on the blog, from more generic articles like 5 Reasons to Collect Uncut Sheets of Sports Cards and A Few Ways Topps Distributed Uncut Sheets Directly To Customers to more focused articles where uncut sheets have been used to demonstrate something unique about specific sets, like 1948 … Read more
In February 2021, I wrote an article called 5 Reasons to Collect Uncut Sheets of Sports Cards. In it, I wrote that uncut sheets are a great way to piece together information about vintage sets. Well, kudos go out to jackies_and_jordans on Instagram for pointing out a great connection between the 1961 Fleer basketball uncut … Read more
Bob Pettit was considered the best basketball player in the game when Topps printed their first basketball issue in 1957. So it’s no surprise that they printed more copies of his card in laying out the 80-card set on a 132-card sheet than any other. This article will go deeper into Pettit’s career, the 1957 … Read more