The Legend Of Smoky Joe Wood And His Baseball Cards
As I was profiling the 1912 T207 ‘Brown Background set, I was reminded of the legend of one Howard Ellsworth ‘Smoky…
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1912 T207 Brown Background Set: A Forgotten Tobacco Gem
The T207 baseball card issue from the American Tobacco Company is a curious issue. The set followed a successful and historic…
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1955 Bowman Baseball Cards: Most Valuable (Top Picks)
The 1955 Bowman set is an important one in the history of the hobby. First, it marked the last full year…
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MLB Lockout, Baseball Cards, And Heroes Of Player’s Union
Major League Baseball Is Broken. Shall We Count The Ways? The most obvious is the current owner-imposed lockout. The debate between…
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1934 Goudey Baseball Cards: Most Valuable (Top Picks)
The 1934 Goudey Baseball card issue followed one of the most coveted pre-war sets of all time. The set is beautiful…
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Baseball Cards Of The Players That Shaped Toni Stone’s Career
In a previous article, I wrote about Toni Stone, the first female MLB player. Stone played in the Negro Leagues with…
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1960 Topps Carl Yastrzemski Rookie Card: A Closer Look
The son of a potato farmer, Carl Yastrzemski came to the big leagues under a ton of pressure. The Red Sox…
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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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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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