Star Basketball Cards: An Interview With Hobby Expert Steve Taft
Star Basketball cards were issued from 1983 to 1986 and were the only licensed NBA basketball cards on the market until…
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How To Spot a Trimmed Card
With all of the latest trimming scandals running rampant throughout the hobby, we’ve had many collectors ask us about how easy…
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An Expert’s Guide To Collecting Vintage Wax Packs
Collectors often dream about some of the unopened wax packs owned by Steve Sabow. Sabow is one of the hobby’s preeminent…
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1933 Goudey Babe Ruth Cards: Overvalued Or Good Investment?
The 1933 Babe Ruth Goudey cards (there are four of them) have been among the hottest vintage cards in recent years. …
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Wayne Gretzky Rookie Card Guide, Values & Investment Analysis
Most card collectors and hockey fans consider Wayne Gretzky the best hockey player of all time. When Gretzky entered the NHL…
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Is The Bird, Magic Rookie Card Undervalued?
There’s obviously been a crazy amount of hysteria in regards to Michael Jordan’s rookie card in recent months due to the…
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Cracker Jack Baseball Cards: A True American Classic
In thinking of what represents true Americana, the things that come to mind include – Baseball, Apple Pie, and yep Cracker…
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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…
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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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