While Montana and Manning and maybe Namath used to get lumped into the conversation, I don’t think many can argue against Brady’s GOAT status any longer.
So, sit back while I dig into Brady’s most investable rookie cards, examining the population reports, values and ultimate long-term investment potential.
All Vintage Cards Small Cap Value Football Portfolio
The All Vintage Cards Small Cap Football Portfolio is a portfolio of ten lower-priced vintage football cards that we think could be solid long-term investments.
For this All Vintage Cards Small Cap Value Football Portfolio we have selected ten cards, each with a value of $1000 or less.
Note that these selections are based on what we perceive as ‘relative’ value in the marketplace, meaning that we think these cards offer a good value versus other comparative cards.
I will also note that this information is not investment advice, nor are we making any promises in relation to future performance. Please use your own judgment and budget when accounting for any acquisitions of cards in this portfolio.
All Vintage Cards Mid Cap Value Football Portfolio
The All Vintage Cards Mid Cap Football Portfolio is a collection of ten mid-priced vintage football cards; cards that we think have good long-term investment potential.
For this All Vintage Cards Mid Cap Value Football Portfolio we have selected ten cards, each with a value of between $1000 to $3000.
Note that these selections are based on what we perceive as ‘relative’ value in the marketplace, meaning that we think these cards offer a good value versus other comparative cards.
I will also note that this information is not investment advice, nor are we making any promises in relation to future performance. Please use your own judgment and budget when accounting for any acquisitions of cards in this portfolio.
All Vintage Cards Large Cap Value Football Portfolio
The All Vintage Cards Large Cap Football Portfolio is a collection of ten higher-priced vintage football cards that we think have good long-term investment potential.
For this All Vintage Cards Large Cap Value Football Portfolio we have selected ten cards, each with a value of $3000 or more.
Note that these selections are based on what we perceive as ‘relative’ value in the marketplace, meaning that we think these cards offer a good value versus other comparative cards.
I will also note that this information is not investment advice, nor are we making any promises in relation to future performance. Please use your own judgment and budget when accounting for any acquisitions of cards in this portfolio.
Step By Step Guide To Valuing Your Collection For Resale
One of the most common questions I get relates to figuring out the value of a collection and how it should be priced if selling it.
This is typically a common concern for newer collectors, those that have inherited a collection, or those that are returning to the hobby after a long hiatus.
It can be quite complicated to figure out a card’s value, especially if you’ve never bought or sold a card before.
While we have provided info on valuing cards, I thought it might be helpful to take a ‘live’ look at a collection that was sent to me.
Hopefully, this guide will help you determine accurate resale values for your cards, but if you’re still left scratching your head, feel free to shoot us an email at help@allvintagecards.com
In this guide, we take a closer look at Jim Brown, the football player, while examining his rookie card — including the existing population, card values, and future investment potential.
How To Safely Package And Ship Your Sports Cards (Complete Guide)
I’d say one of the most common stumbling blocks I encounter when speaking with novice (and even more experienced) collectors concerns shipping sports cards.
For someone that hasn’t sent a valuable card through the mail, the process can be a bit of a daunting experience. However, once you do it a few times, it becomes a fairly simple and easily repeatable process.
I put this guide together to help fellow collectors and to provide some further instructions on shipping sports cards. This guide will cover supplies needed in order to ship your cards, how properly package your cards, along with different methods of shipping and how the process might vary if sending to any third-party graders.
If you have any questions on this, feel free to leave a message in the comments section, or as always feel free to shoot us an email at help@allvintagecards.com
Here’s Why The Sports Card Market Crashed In The 90’s (And Why It Might Happen Again)
I was only 9 years old when I started collecting back in 1985. I got a few packs of 1985 Topps and was hooked; as a kid that loved baseball, those little pieces of cardboard were everything to me.
I was obsessed right away and it consumed my entire being, ranging from riding my bike three miles to the nearest baseball card store and setting up tables in my basement for a ‘baseball card show’ amongst friends.
My brother soon opened a baseball card store and I was quickly thrown into battle as a high schooler peddling cards and negotiating purchases. I lived through the peak of the ‘Junk Era’ in which cards were massively overproduced, yet at the time, I didn’t grasp the realities of what was happening with the values of cards.
I returned to the hobby several years after college and slowly started getting interested in cards again –which ultimately led to the launch of ‘All Vintage Cards’.
“This is a big step in the evolution of digital commerce and especially in the advent of what has become a growing market for cryptocurrencies. Our stance is that bitcoin is here to stay and that we would like to play our part in helping the digital ecosystem evolve into the world of online commerce. It’s only natural that card collectors have the ability to utilize their cryptocurrencies in purchasing sports cards” -says All Vintage Cards President, Evan Gibson.
The All Vintage Cards shop carries high quality vintage sports cards, and was recently launched in 2020, following on years of success in helping collector with a plethora of hobby resources, including numerous resource guides relating to spotting counterfeit cards, along with helping to identify good investments in the hobby.
Yet, the hysteria of late has me moderately concerned; I’m noticing signs that indicate we may be in the midst of another asset bubble in the sports card world.
In this piece I discuss some of my concerns regarding card prices, some of the red flags that I’ve noticed and where we might go from here.
As always if you have any thoughts on the current state of the hobby–please comment below or feel free to email me at chris@allvintagecards.com
As a diehard Patriots fan, one of my all-time worst moments was seeing Tom Brady leave New England for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 
The All Vintage Cards Small Cap Football Portfolio is a portfolio of ten lower-priced vintage football cards that we think could be solid long-term investments. 
The All Vintage Cards Mid Cap Football Portfolio is a collection of ten mid-priced vintage football cards; cards that we think have good long-term investment potential. 
The All Vintage Cards Large Cap Football Portfolio is a collection of ten higher-priced vintage football cards that we think have good long-term investment potential. 
One of the most common questions I get relates to figuring out the value of a collection and how it should be priced if selling it. 
When we speak of all-time football greats, Jim Brown is usually a centerpiece of any discussion.
I’d say one of the most common stumbling blocks I encounter when speaking with novice (and even more experienced) collectors concerns shipping sports cards.
Sports card