Berk Ross Cards – A Closer Look at An Underrated ‘Champion’
The 1951 and 1952 Berk Ross “Hit Parade of Champions’ sets have started to gather more interest from collectors in recent…
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State Of The Hobby – Can We Trust The Card Graders?
I’m sure by now you’ve heard of the scandal that has rocked the sports card hobby. If not, the quick and…
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Jordan Rookie Card Fakes – Don’t Fall For It
Since writing about authenticating Michael Jordan’s 1986 Fleer rookie card, I’ve been inundated with inquiries. When I offered up my services…
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The “Little Wonder” of Strip Card Sets
To some, these are the ugliest cards ever created, yet I believe the 1923 W515 strip card set is one the…
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A History of Basketball Cards
While we already covered the history of baseball cards, we deemed it about time to delve into the world of basketball…
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Introducing The All Vintage Cards “Value” Portfolio
As you might have picked up in past posts, I like to find value when looking for new cards to buy. …
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T206 Ty Cobb Green Portrait: Is It Worth The Premium?
If you’ve spent any time in the tobacco groups on Facebook, you’re well aware of the popularity and the mystique of…
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The Top 30 Most Valuable Football Cards Of All Time
The card-collecting hobby has been on fire recently, with a strong appreciation for any older, vintage sports cards. Vintage football card…
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Exhibit Baseball Cards: A Comprehensive Guide
Exhibit Baseball Cards were often overlooked by vintage card collectors and little known to newcomers to the hobby. The over-sized Exhibit…
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Are We In A Vintage Card Bubble?
For any stock investors who were active traders during the late 1990s, mentioning the word ‘bubble’ brings back some rather unpleasant…
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