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2021 marked 70 years that The Topps Company had been in the baseball card business. To celebrate the occasion Topps invited a select group of artists, designers, and personalities to participate in Project70 – an event in which they designed their own car…

The clothes DO make the ballclub!

Topps Project2020 Topps introduces Project 2020, a year-long collection that visually reimagines iconic baseball cards that have defined generations, ushering in...

I'm still waiting for my big shipment of 2014 cards, but the inserts are dribbling in. Today I've got the 1989 Mini Die Cut cards. I wasn't planning to get these because I had been told that they were not going to be easy to find and would be pricey. That doesn't seem to be the case. The two Cubs on the checklist were easy to find and cheap too. I paid $3 including shipping for the two cards. I've got no idea why Topps decided to make these. The 1989 set was nothing special, coming out smack…

Only two or three known! 1954 Wilson Franks Complete Set Uncut Sheet. The early 1950's was the golden age of - Available at 2015 July 30 - 31 Sports...

(This is Day 13 of our series on the “Best Card From” each year, 1960-1989. Read all the entries here.) Harmon Killebrew was born in Payette, ID, in 1936. Eighteen years later, he made his Major League debut with the 1954 Washington Senators … at age 50. For visual evidence of this, take a quick gander […]

Where to Buy Your Favorite 1975 thru 1977 Vintage Phillies Baseball Cards

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Rudy Strejc grew up in the Pacific Northwest during the first part of the 20th century and his childhood collection of tobacco cards and others from the era would expand later in life. Now, it's all about to be sold at auction.

The most valuable 1983 Topps baseball cards are a history lesson in the boom-era hobby, and quite the sight to behold.

As early as the late 1800s, baseball collectibles were the brainchild of savvy marketers who gave away baseball cards and other goodies as premiums with product purchases. The best example is tobacco baseball cards. By Catherine Reidel, Yankee Magazine.

I thought it would be fun to put together a list of the most valuable baseball cards from 1981. Because collectors are always on the lookout for new stuff, we decided to post an article that is useful. This article features the 1981 baseball cards produced and manufactured by the company FLEER. If you are a collector or baseball fan you should know that fleer started the production of trading cards in the early #FleerBaseballCards

2020 Topps Fire Baseball is showing up at Target and the checklist is ready with odds.

1951 Topps blue backs, this was actually Topps first try at baseball cards, it was a baseball game

A Baseball Card Template PSD is a digital file format that provides a structured framework for designing baseball cards. By […]