Willie Mays Baseball Cards: The Definitive Guide
Willie Mays was one of the best five-tool players ever to play the game. A rare combination of blistering speed and…
Author: All Vintage Cards
Chris Rogers, is the founder of All Vintage Cards. Launched in 2018, All Vintage Cards is the hobby’s leading resource for vintage sports cards. Chris is also the author of ‘The Complete Guide To Selling Your Sports Cards’. Chris remains an avid collector and can be reached at ch***@*************ds.com.
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Is Michael Jordan’s Rookie Card Still A Good Investment?
**Editor’s Note on Feb 25, 2021–I wrote this article in May of 2020. So, i was clearly VERY wrong about the…
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REA Spring Auction Results Show Vintage Market Still Booming
We speculated recently that the coronavirus pandemic that’s sweeping our nation might lead to a weakness in the vintage card market. …
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Ty Cobb Baseball Cards: The Definitive Guide
Tyrus Raymond Cobb was one of the most fierce, determined and successful baseball players of all time. His intensity often got…
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Will The Coronavirus Lead To A Freefall in Vintage Card Prices?
It has been an ugly few months. A pandemic is sweeping our nation. The S&P 500 Index has plummeted by 40%….
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The 30 Most Valuable Hockey Cards of All Time
In continuation of our coverage of the most valuable sports cards of all time (see our Baseball, Basketball, and Football pieces)…
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Allen & Ginter’s Chromolithographic Issues
Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in the October 2002 edition of The Vintage and Classic Baseball Collector (VCBC) magazine. We…
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Jackie Robinson Baseball Cards: The Definitive Guide
Jackie Robinson remains one of the most important figures not only in the history of baseball but in the history of…
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1981 Topps Joe Montana Rookie Card Value (2025 Prices & Investment Outlook)
The 1981 Topps Joe Montana rookie card is one of the most iconic football cards ever made. For collectors and investors…
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Is PSA Deliberately Undergrading Popular Cards?
In a perfect world the third party grading companies should be evaluating cards objectively, and not letting any sort of biases…
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