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1933 Goudey Baseball Cards

1933 Goudey Baseball Cards

1933 Goudey Baseball was the first baseball card set ever to be paired with bubblegum and sold by the pack. It remains a favorite among collectors to this day and is headlined by a number of Hall of Fame rookie cards.

1951 Berk Ross Baseball Cards

1951 Berk Ross Baseball Cards

Featuring a wide variety of athletes, 1951 Berk Ross is still mostly known for the many baseball subjects. Joe DiMaggio, Stan Musial and Whitey Ford are the key options. It is also the place to find the first card for basketball star Bob Cousy.

1955 Topps All-American Football Cards

1955 Topps All-American Football Cards

1955 Topps All-American Football is regarded as one of the most important sets in the sport’s history. The collegiate set includes such legends as Red Grange, Jim Thorpe, Knute Rockne and a card of Notre Dame’s legendary Four Horsemen.

1956 Topps Football Cards

1956 Topps Football Cards

1956 Topps Football marks the company’s debut as a licensed NFL football card maker. Key rookie cards include Lenny Moore and Roosevelt Brown.

1957 Topps Baseball Cards

1957 Topps Baseball Cards

1957 Topps Baseball card checklist, detailed set analysis, key cards, shopping guide & more. It is one of the most sought after post-war vintage baseball card sets thanks to the inclusion of rookie cards of Frank Robinson, Brooks Robinson, Don Drysdale, Bill Mazeroski, Jim Bunning, and Whitey Herzog. 1957 Topps also features a rock solid lineup of Hall of Famers, including Sandy Koufax, Mickey Mantle, Hank Aaron, Willie Mays, Roberto Clemente and many more.

1957 Topps Football Cards

1957 Topps Football Cards

Thanks to its strong checklist and distinct design, 1957 Topps Football is one of the most beloved vintage sets in the hobby. Johnny Unitas and Bart Starr rookie cards lead the release.

1959 Topps Football Cards

1959 Topps Football Cards

1959 Topps Football features one of the most distinct designs of all-time. It was also the company’s biggest gridiron offering to date. Key rookies include Sam Huff and Jim Taylor.

1959 Topps You’ll Die Laughing Trading Cards

1959 Topps You’ll Die Laughing Trading Cards

1959 Topps You’ll Die Laughing is one of the landmark monster card issues. Featuring stellar artwork from Jack Davis, the fun set mixes classic monsters and funny gags.

1964 Topps Football Cards

1964 Topps Football Cards

Having lost their NFL license, 1964 Topps Football marks the first of several years where the company switched focus to the rival AFL. Rookies include Buck Buchanan and Bobby Bell.

1965 Topps Football Cards

1965 Topps Football Cards

1965 Topps Football is regarded as one of the best sets ever produced in the hobby. Often referred to as Tall Boys for their over-sized dimensions, the checklist includes the iconic Joe Namath rookie card.

1966 Topps Football Cards

1966 Topps Football Cards

Often lost in the shuffle of other sets from the decade, 1966 Topps Football has a checklist that doesn’t have any major rookies. It does have the second-year Joe Namath, though.

1967 Topps Football Cards

1967 Topps Football Cards

1967 Topps Football features a colorful design and limited quality rookie options. However, several Hall of Fame veterans carry the product, including Joe Namath and Fred Biletnikoff.

1969 Topps Football Cards

1969 Topps Football Cards

The largest football set at the time, 1969 Topps Football offers collectors a solid overall checklist. Top rookies include Larry Csonka and Brian Piccolo.

1970 Topps Football Cards

1970 Topps Football Cards

Although it did not include NFL or team logos, 1970 Topps Football is filled with Hall of Fame Players. Top veteran cards include Gale Sayers, Bart Starr, Johnny Unitas, Fran Tarkenton and Dick Butkus. The rookie card for O.J. Simpson headlines this popular product.

1971 Topps Football Cards

1971 Topps Football Cards

Rookie cards for Terry Bradshaw and Joe Greene lead the way for 1971 Topps Football. The set also has Game Inserts and Posters.

1972 Topps Football Cards

1972 Topps Football Cards

1972 Topps Football is the only time that a Topps football product was released in three series. Top cards include the Joe Namath Pro Action card, and rookie cards for Roger Staubach and John Riggins.

1974 Topps Baseball Cards Checklist

1974 Topps Baseball Cards Checklist

Released for the first time as a single series, 1974 Topps Baseball is led by the Dave Winfield rookie card. Other rookies of note include Dave Parker and Ken Griffey Sr.

1974 Topps Traded Baseball Cards

1974 Topps Traded Baseball Cards

The first Topps Traded set, 1974 Topps Traded Baseball features a relatively small lineup of players who switched teams over the course of the 1974 season.

1975 Topps Baseball Cards

1975 Topps Baseball Cards

1975 Topps Baseball has a loaded checklist that includes rookie cards of George Brett, Robin Yount, Gary Carter and Jim Rice. The colorful design puts it among the most memorable of the decade.

1975 Topps Mini Baseball Cards

1975 Topps Mini Baseball Cards

What began as a cost-cutting experiment has become a beloved hobby classic. 1975 Topps Mini Baseball is a rare set that went from a hobby oddball to a mainstream vintage set.

1976 Topps Baseball Cards

1976 Topps Baseball Cards

Without a potent lineup of rookies, 1976 Topps Baseball remains very affordable. The attractive set is highlighted by rookie cards of Dennis Eckersley and Willie Randolph.

1977 Topps Baseball Cards

1977 Topps Baseball Cards

1977 Topps Baseball doesn’t have a huge rookie card to anchor its value but it does have several second-tier stars, including Andre Dawson, Dale Murphy and Bruce Sutter. Definitely one of the quieter sets of the decade, in terms of both design and impact.

1978 Topps Baseball Cards

1978 Topps Baseball Cards

1978 Topps Baseball is anchored by a pair of Hall of Fame rookies: Eddie Murray and Paul Molitor (who shares a card with Alan Trammell). While it’s one of the more subtle sets of the decade, it’s still widely respected among collectors.

1979 Topps Baseball Cards

1979 Topps Baseball Cards

1979 Topps Baseball is largely about the Ozzie Smith rookie card. An otherwise weak rookie checklist and somewhat plain design make the set easy to overlook when compared to other sets from the era.

1983 Topps Baseball Cards

1983 Topps Baseball Cards

With one of the most beautiful designs of the decade and rookie cards of Tony Gwynn, Ryne Sandberg and Wade Boggs, 1983 Topps Baseball remains a collector favorite.

1991 Pro Line Portraits Football Cards

1991 Pro Line Portraits Football Cards

1991 Pro Line Portraits Football is notable for several reasons, most notably its photography, cards of players’ wives and extensive autograph checklist.

1992-93 Fleer Ultra Hockey

1992-93 Fleer Ultra Hockey

1992-93 Fleer Ultra Hockey is one of the sport’s earliest premium offerings. While it may not be worth a lot today, it features a strong design, compelling inserts and a large list of rookie cards.

1996 Topps Laser Baseball Cards

1996 Topps Laser Baseball Cards

1996 Topps Laser Baseball has one of the most out-there designs to ever grace the hobby. Going far beyond traditional die-cuts, the unique set has a simple but challenging configuration.

2005 Topps Turkey Red Baseball Cards

2005 Topps Turkey Red Baseball Cards

2005 Topps Turkey Red Baseball hit at a time when modern retro-themed sets were hitting their stride. Featuring variations, short prints, autographs and parallels, in many ways, it helped establish the format perfected by Topps Allen & Ginter.

2008 Topps Heritage High Number Baseball Cards

2008 Topps Heritage High Number Baseball Cards

2008 Topps Heritage High Number Baseball marks the first time the brand had an update series. The 220-card checklist includes several short prints. Evan Longoria and Pablo Sandoval are the key rookie cards.

2013-14 Upper Deck Overtime Hockey Cards

2013-14 Upper Deck Overtime Hockey Cards

Now in its second year, 2013-14 Upper Deck Overtime Hockey is a promo set available exclusively through GTS and Universal Distribution. The set focuses exclusively on the year’s double-rookie class.

7 Awesome Negro League Baseball Card Sets

7 Awesome Negro League Baseball Card Sets

When you consider how many sets have been made over the years, there aren’t a lot of Negro Leagues baseball cards. Here’s a look at seven sets to get you started.

Authenticating Game-Used Baseball Bats

Authenticating Game-Used Baseball Bats

Game-used baseball bats are some of the neatest pieces of memorabilia a collector can own. Authenticating them, though, can be tricky. Here are some tips on what to look for to help make sure the piece you buy is real.

Collecting Baseball Card Oddities, Part 1: Food Issues

Collecting Baseball Card Oddities, Part 1: Food Issues

Looking for a new collecting challenge? Check out our guide on food-issue oddball cards. We look at the history and highlights from several companies, such as Kellogg’s, Post, Hostess and Burger King.

Collecting Sports Legends Book Review

Collecting Sports Legends Book Review

It seems that quality books featuring our precious Hobby as the primary subject are as rare as a 1933 Goudey Napoleon Lajoie. Thankfully books like Collecting Sports Legends exist.

Collecting the 2012 Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductees

Collecting the 2012 Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductees

We look at the rookie cards and other collectibles for all six of the 2012 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees. Includes complete rookie card checklists for each inductee, including Curtis Martin, Cortez Kennedy and Jack Butler.

Complete Guide to Collecting Official League Baseballs

Complete Guide to Collecting Official League Baseballs

While they may be overlooked by some collectors, baseballs have emerged as a viable collectible. View a complete guide to to all the official league baseballs, including the years of usage, and a visual guide to the transformation of the baseball.

Comprehensive Guide to Card Grading

Comprehensive Guide to Card Grading

Card grading can add value and peace of mind to your collection. Use our practical guide to get the most out of your submissions and pick the best company to grade your cards.

Dan Wheldon Memorial Auction to Benefit Late Racer's Family

Dan Wheldon Memorial Auction to Benefit Late Racer’s Family

What started as a simple gesture by Graham Rahal has blossomed into a massive auction to support the family of fallen racer, Dan Wheldon. Several athletes and celebrities are contributing unique items and memorabilia.

Definitive Guide to Hartland Figurines

Definitive Guide to Hartland Figurines

Hartland figurines have a rich history among sports memorabilia collectors. This detailed guide covers everything you need to know about collecting these statues. Get a comprehensive overview of the company, organized checklist, a list of the most valuable figuines, production numbers and more.

eBay Bucks - A Collector's Guide

eBay Bucks – A Collector’s Guide

Want to earn money for buying the cards and collectibles? The eBay Bucks program rewards you for the things you’re already buying. Find out how to sign up and start saving with our practical eBay Bucks guide.

Estate Planning and Your Collection

Estate Planning and Your Collection

When we die, our collections stay behind. Here are some simple, practical tips to help you plan in advance and make sure your collection ends up in the right hands. It will also make it easier on the loved ones you leave behind.

Featured Hobby Blog: Bad Wax

Featured Hobby Blog: Bad Wax

Keeping the Craigslist Idiots in check and sharing his own custom dream cards, Mike Levine celebrates the four-year anniversary of Bad Wax in January.

Featured Hobby Blog: Sports Cards Uncensored

Featured Hobby Blog: Sports Cards Uncensored

Sports Cards Uncensored’s Adam Gellman takes great pride in having one of the strongest opinions in the hobby. For more than three years, he’s used that voice to offer his take on things and educate collectors on various scams.

Featured Hobby Blog: Stale Gum

Featured Hobby Blog: Stale Gum

Stale Gum is one of the first blogs to focus on the hobby. It’s also one of the funniest and most honest. Written by Chris Harris, Stale Gum doesn’t shy from the tough questions and happily calls out bad gimmicks.

Field Trip: The Baseball Heritage Museum

Field Trip: The Baseball Heritage Museum

The Baseball Heritage Museum in Cleveland, Ohio aims to celebrate the game of baseball in its many forms outside of MLB. It features many exhibits that are sure to excite baseball historians and collectors.

FREE Cards from the Pro Football Hall of Fame

FREE Cards from the Pro Football Hall of Fame

For a limited time, the Pro Football Hall of Fame isn’t only offering free cards to collectors, but they’re donating 20% of online sales to breast cancer awareness.

History of Batman Trading Cards

History of Batman Trading Cards

Take a detailed trip through the history of Batman trading cards. From vintage sets that came out in the 1960s through to modern releases covering comics and movies, find out about them all.

How to Make Amazing Custom McFarlane Figures

How to Make Amazing Custom McFarlane Figures

Have you ever wanted to learn how to make custom McFarlane figures of your favorite athletes? Let our practical guide help you from start to finish. Includes easy-to-follow instructions and a detailed supply list with all the things you need to make a professional-looking custom.

How To Move and Set Up Your Man Cave

How To Move and Set Up Your Man Cave

As a collector, one of the most daunting undertakings you can face is relocating your precious accumulation of cardboard and memorabilia treasures to a new address. While some of what is detailed below might seem rudimentary, it’s often the simple and obvious details that make the difference between a successful move and a painful headache. […]

How Was the First Episode of All-Star Dealers?

How Was the First Episode of All-Star Dealers?

Following in the footsteps of popular shows like Pawn Stars, Storage Wars and American Pickers, comes Discovery Channel’s All-Star Dealers. We take a peek at the program’s first episode and look at how it reflects the hobby.

Is Target the New Hobby Shop?

Is Target the New Hobby Shop?

Retail giants like Target are increasingly driving the hobby. Rob Bertrand looks at why this is and offers traditional card shops practical tips on how they can compete and be relevant in today’s hobby.

Learn How to Play Topps ATTAX

Learn How to Play Topps ATTAX

Learn how you can play with your cards with our in-depth guide to Topps ATTAX. Includes rules on how to play, customizations, video tutorial and downloadable materials for several sports.

McFarlane NFL Legends Variants Guide

McFarlane NFL Legends Variants Guide

McFarlane NFL Legends Sports Picks have several collectible and valuable variants. Know exactly what to look for with this extensive guide that covers Series 1 through 32.

McFarlane Toys is Ready for Some Football

McFarlane Toys is Ready for Some Football

Fox broadcasting partners Terry Bradshaw and Howie Long get a special two-pack from McFarlane next month. The company is also releasing a Green Bay Packers three-pack with Aaron Rodgers, Greg Jennings and Clay Matthews.

New 2011 Panini Hall of Fame Induction Football Card Set Announced

New 2011 Panini Hall of Fame Induction Football Card Set Announced

For two days only, collectors using the code ‘SHIPCARD11’ at the Professional Football Hall of Fame online store will receive a free set of Panini football cards. This annual release commemorates the players to be enshrined at the Professional Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, Saturday August 6th. Designed and produced in partnership with […]

Panini Returning to Baseball

Panini Returning to Baseball

Last night, Panini let it slip on Twitter that they’re headed back to the diamond with 2011 Elite Extra Edition Baseball.

Rebirth of Hartland LLC Takes Next Steps

Rebirth of Hartland LLC Takes Next Steps

Hartland LLC has announced that they will be moving their manufacturing facility and starting a new auction division. Full information regrading the changes for the popular sports figure company can be found here.

The $100 Baseball Rookie Card Challenge

The $100 Baseball Rookie Card Challenge

If you had $100 to invest in official baseball rookie cards of current players, which ones would you choose? Take the $100 Rookie Card Challenge and find out if you can see a profit on your investment.

The Bubble Gum Card War Book Review

The Bubble Gum Card War Book Review

Vintage trading card expert Dean Hanley tackles the post-war battle between Topps and Bowman for baseball card supremacy in The Bubble Gum Card War. Get a full book review and brief synopsis.

The Cardboard Connection Guide to Sports Collector Road Trips

The Cardboard Connection Guide to Sports Collector Road Trips

Whether you’re hitting the road for pleasure or business, there are plenty places for sports collectors to visit and dig deeper into their favorite sports. Get a detailed look at some of the key North American attractions and where they’re found.

The Most Collectible Players of the 2012 NFL Draft

The Most Collectible Players of the 2012 NFL Draft

Everyone’s already got Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III on their hobby radar. Who else should collectors watch in the 2012 NFL Draft? We look at five players who could make a big hobby splash in the months and years ahead.

The T-206 Collection: The Players and Their Stories Book Review

The T-206 Collection: The Players and Their Stories Book Review

Much more than simply a detailed chronicle of one of The Hobby’s most desirable and recognizable sets, The T206 Collection provides a never before seen backdrop and insight into the legendary, and not so legendary, players that helped pave the way for baseball to become America’s pastime in the 20th Century. A highly collaborative effort, […]

The Thrill of Appearing on Your First Baseball Card

The Thrill of Appearing on Your First Baseball Card

Few of us get the thrill of appearing on our own baseball cards. High school students Gosuke Katoh, Alex Jackson, and Kyle Dean each got that chance. Find out first-hand in this interview what it feels like to get your own card.

Tiger Woods Subject of New Comic Book

Tiger Woods Subject of New Comic Book

President Obama has had his own comic book. Same with KISS and Lady Gaga. Now, it’s Tiger Woods’ turn. Bluewater Comics has just released a bio-comic on the golfer.

Top 10 Harry Houdini Collectibles

Top 10 Harry Houdini Collectibles

Harry Houdini isn’t just an icon of magic and illusions, he was a showman whose popularity spread into mainstream pop culture. Find out about the most popular — and valuable — Harry Houdini collectibles.

Top 10 Marilyn Monroe Collectibles

Top 10 Marilyn Monroe Collectibles

Marilyn Monroe is one of Hollywood’s biggest icons. Take a look at the top pieces of Marilyn Monroe memorabilia and collectibles including autographs, letters, posters and more.

Top 10 Superfractor Sales of 2014-15

Top 10 Superfractor Sales of 2014-15

The Superfractor is one of the most coveted cards in the hobby. Here’s a list of the top 10 Superfractor sales of 2014 and the start of 2015 as recorded on eBay.

Top Derek Jeter Minor League Cards to Collect

Top Derek Jeter Minor League Cards to Collect

Take an in-depth look at Derek Jeter cards from before he was a superstar. Includes a detailed checklist and guide to his most prominent minor league and prospect cards from 1992 to 1994.

Top-Selling Sports Jerseys of 2013

Top-Selling Sports Jerseys of 2013

Find out what the top-selling jerseys were in baseball, basketball, football and hockey in 2013. Many are obvious, but some might surprise you.