Topps is known today for its standard baseball cards, but for many years in the 1950s and 1960s they issued a variety of non-standard (what we’d now call “oddball”) releases. These standalone issues were often not very popular, and …
1. Jon, O
NFC WEST
2. Steve, R
NFC EAST
3. Steve, G
AFC SOUTH
4. Jump,
NFC NORTH
5. Jake, J
AFC NORTH
6. victor, r
NFC SOUTH
7. David, M
AFC WEST
8. Jake, J
AFC EAST
1962 Topps is a labor of love for many collectors. On the surface, it seems to be a standard 1960s set, albeit on the large side at 598 cards (compared to 522 for the 1961 set). Like most sets …
1. Jake, J
1. NL CENTRAL
2. Seth, C
2. AL CENTRAL
3. Chuck, H
3. NL EAST
4. Randal, P
4. AL WEST
5. Amanda, E
5. AL EAST
6. AJ, L
6. NL WEST
1. victor rivera
1. ATLANTIC
2. Wilfredo Quinones
2. SOUTHEAST
3. Steve Garcia
3. NORTHWEST
4. Jump
4. PACIFIC
5. Steve R
5. SOUTHWEST
6. Wilfredo Quinones
6. CENTRAL
Collectors and fans of Bowman were given an exciting surprise this week, as it was revealed that Topps snuck a few redemption cards for Shohei Ohtani autographs into the Target-exclusive 2018 Bowman Mega Boxes. While this certainly added some …
Last week, I discussed ways to determine whether or not to get a card graded. Once you’ve made the decision to send your card in, however, you also have to decide which third party grader to send it to. …
One of the most common questions I hear from collector friends is, “Should I grade this card?” The answer to this question is almost never a simple yes or no. There are many factors that would go into my …
If you’ve collected baseball cards for any length of time at all, then you know the mania surrounding rookie cards of Shohei Ohtani is nothing new. Just last season, there was a similar hysteria over Aaron Judge, and in …
Every year since 1998, I’ve bought a box of Bowman baseball when it releases. It’s a day I look forward to for months. If the release of flagship Topps signifies the beginning of the baseball season, then Bowman’s release …
