Last week, Topps took a trip in the time machine back to 1972 with the annual fan favorite, Topps Heritage. As has been the case

Figuring out a price for your sports cards is an important step in selling them – in fact, it’s the most important step, because you can’t

T206 Honus Wagner. 1933 Goudey Babe Ruth. 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle. Since the sports card hobby began in its current iteration, these cards and many

Last week, I noted that I believe we are in a sports card bubble, which will likely burst in the coming 8 to 12 months.

The sports and non-sports card market has been on absolute fire for the better part of a year, and every time it seems like it’s

Every card collector’s favorite day of the year arrived last week, as the flagship Topps product, Series 1, hit stores. Series 1 offers collectors the

If you’ve ever wanted to own an expensive sports card but can’t afford the whole thing, fractional investment is for you. Fractional investment in sports

A few weeks ago, I wrote about my decision to start a new collection of 2006 Greats of the Game nickname autographs. Shortly after writing

Almost exactly one year ago, I wrote a blog post about how Kobe Bryant’s death had impacted the prices of his cards. The gist of

One of my hobby goals for this year was to get more into non-sports cards. There’s an entire world of card collecting out there that

One of the biggest hits of the 2020 baseball card product line involved artists creating baseball cards. But if you aren’t active on Twitter and

Last week, I reviewed the goals I set for myself at the beginning of 2020. I didn’t quite achieve all of them, but this year,

At the beginning of each year, I set some hobby goals for myself in lieu of making New Year’s resolutions. This year, I shared them

Although always keenly aware of it, I’ve never collected Garbage Pail Kids. As a sports card collector, GPK seemed out of my element, and I

After an accidental leak about the news in early November, ebay has officially confirmed an exciting new development for buyers and sellers alike. Beginning sometime

If you have a sports card lover in your family, or if you’re just looking to treat yourself, you’re in the right place! Here are

The first Major League Baseball player with acknowledged Native American blood was an outfielder named Louis Sockalexis. Due to his struggles with alcoholism, Sockalexis played

My sister-in-law got married two weeks ago, which meant my wife and I, preferring to avoid air travel during the pandemic, road tripped to the

This past Friday, Topps released its Update series for baseball. In normal years, few sets generate as much excitement as Topps Update; for the past

The usual paths to becoming a top seller in the sports card world are fairly straightforward: you are either a top prospect or you become

There are a lot of supplies out there for sports card collectors to consider. While some are better than others, they each serve a unique

Back in the 80s and 90s, a factory set was a factory set: each set came in a special sealed cardboard box, direct from Topps,

When I was a kid, I collected stamps and coins for several years before I collected baseball cards. Before I was born, my grandparents owned

Continuing my run on retail this year, I opened some value packs of Allen and Ginter. Returning for a 15th year, A&G is always a

Well-known and highly-esteemed each year for its incredible photography, the annual Stadium Club release is popular among collectors both young and old. As has been

Maybe you’ve just started selling cards online for the first time. Perhaps you’re just looking to improve your sales. Whether you’re selling on forums, Facebook

Each year, Topps releases its Opening Day product a few weeks before the start of the season. It’s the perfect way for the budget-minded collector

In my non-baseball card-related life, I write and edit math textbooks. This week, we’re going to start this week’s post off a little differently: with