A Collector’s Guide to Topps High-Number Baseball Cards
High-number baseball cards refer to cards released toward the end of Topps sets, typically making them some of the final cards…
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Why Everyone Is Obsessed with Sports Card Breaks—My Wild Experience
Imagine walking into a casino—except you’re sitting on your couch with your laptop. Instead of the calm, quiet, even-keeled dealer you’d…
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Why Is eBay Authenticating Graded Cards?
eBay has gone a long way in recent years to shore up the counterfeit shenanigans on its platform. While they can…
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How to Submit Cards to PSA: A Beginner’s Guide
The popularity of sports card grading continues to rise, and PSA (Professional Sports Authenticator) remains at the forefront of this booming…
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2024-25 Football Breakouts: Must-Have Rookie Cards to Invest In
The start of the 2024-25 NFL football season is fast approaching. Several players have breakout seasons yearly, leading to a high…
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How Legit Is A Beckett/BCCG Graded Slab?
In recent years, Beckett grading has slid to a distant fourth in grading submissions (per Gem Rate), behind PSA, SGC, and…
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A Guide To Authenticating Michael Jordan Autographs
Michael Jordan was one of the best basketball players ever, and demand for Jordan collectibles remains robust today. Jordan’s 86 Fleer…
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Ultimate Guide to Attending the National Sports Card Convention
Attending the National Sports Card Convention is the ultimate experience for collectors, and it becomes more popular each year. Last year,…
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Beckett Quick Opinion: $10 Signature Review Guide 2025
Need a quick, affordable opinion on whether an autograph is authentic? Beckett’s Signature Review service provides expert authentication opinions for just…
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Are Signed, Slabbed Rookie Cards Worth It? A Collector’s Investment Guide
A signed, slabbed rookie autograph is a card that was signed on the card and then authenticated/graded by a professional grading…
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