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…
Mickey Mantle Topps Baseball Cards (1952–1969): Complete Collector’s Guide by Year
Mickey Mantle’s Topps cards are among the most iconic collectibles in the hobby — a cardboard timeline tracing the rise of…
1957 Topps Baseball Cards: Most Valuable (Top Picks)
The 1957 Topps Baseball card set was the sixth baseball card issue for Topps and one of the all-time classic baseball…
Fanatics Pull Off The Unthinkable, Acquiring Topps
I’ve had a few weeks to digest the acquisition of Topps by Fanatics and wanted to provide a few comments. First,…
1974 Topps Baseball Cards: Most Valuable (Top Picks)
The 1974 Topps Baseball card set certainly has that early seventy’s vibe. The set’s white borders are accentuated with colorful flags…
1976 Topps Baseball Cards: Most Valuable (Top Picks)
The 1976 Topps Baseball card set is a significant change from the prior year’s colorful, trippy-looking cards. The set has clear…
Topps Dynasty Is Over: Does Fanatics Stand A Chance?
In what came as a shock to many, MLB and the MLBPA (MLB Players Association) signed a new exclusive deal with…
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…
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…
1981 Topps Joe Montana Rookie Card: A Closer Look
Growing up as a collector in the 80s, the 1981 Topps Joe Montana Rookie card was one of my prized possessions….
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