1967 Topps Tom Seaver Rookie Card (Investment Potential?)
Tom Seaver mastered the craft of pitching, dominating opposing hitters for twenty seasons. Seaver is one of only two pitchers to…
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Fractional Sports Card Investing: A Collector’s Guide
I’ve always viewed sports cards as an alternative asset. Vintage sports cards are equivalents to your other stocks, bonds, or mutual…
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1934 Diamond Stars Baseball Cards: Most Valuable (Top Picks)
The 1933 Goudey set gets all the fanfare for being the first card set to issue packs of cards with gum….
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1933 Goudey Baseball Cards: Most Valuable (Top Picks)
The 1933 Goudey Baseball card set is one of the hobby’s most coveted treasures. The card design is one of the…
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PSA Drops Standard Grading Price To $100, Is It Worth The Premium?
PSA recently announced that its Standard grading service would reopen to collectors, at a new price point of $100 per card….
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Fanatics Pull Off The Unthinkable, Acquiring Topps
I’ve had a few weeks to digest the acquisition of Topps by Fanatics and wanted to provide a few comments. First,…
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The 6 Best Ken Griffey Jr. Rookie Cards To Buy Now
Ken Griffey Jr. rookie cards were released in 1989, at the height of the junk era. Sadly, these first-release cards saw…
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Has The Jordan Fleer Rookie Card Finally Hit Rock Bottom?
I’ve written quite extensively about the 1986 Fleer Michael Jordan Rookie Card. Covering everything from authentication (here and here), to fake Jordan’s in fake…
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Celebrating The First Female MLB Player (Toni Stone Baseball Cards)
Not one but three women have played Major League Baseball. I was a baseball fanatic as a kid. I obsessed over…
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Integration, Baseball Cards & The 1948 World Series
Major League Baseball was in the throes of integration during the 1948 season. Throughout the 1947 season, all eyes were on…
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