Zee-Nut Baseball Cards: Collecting The HOF Players
Zee-Nut (also commonly referred to as Zeenut) baseball cards were issued over the course of twenty-eight years from 1911 to 1938. …
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1986 Fleer Basketball Wax Packs: Unlocking The Sequence
I’ve covered the 86 Fleer Jordan rookie card extensively, both from an authenticity standpoint (here, here, and here) and the investment side of…
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The Puzzling 1935 Goudey Set
Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in the December 1995 edition of The Vintage and Classic Baseball Collector (VCBC) magazine. We…
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The Best Topps Baseball Card Sets of All Time
In our history of baseball cards piece, we discussed at length the history of the Topps baseball card company; from their…
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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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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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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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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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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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T3 Turkey Reds: An Over-Sized Beauty
I had always been vaguely familiar with the Turkey Red (T3) Tobacco Cabinet cards, but it wasn’t until I had one…
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