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1979 Topps Buck Rogers Trading Cards
1979 Topps Buck Rogers trading cards are a colorful relic of a show that failed to find enough of an audience during its short-lived initial run. But time and nostalgia have been kind to the series and its cards.
The Cardboard Connection is Hiring
The Cardboard Connection is looking to hire several new writers knowledgeable in Sports Cards, Autographs and Memorabilia, Vintage Sports Cards, Prospect Cards, Entertainment Cards, English Premier League Soccer Cards, European Soccer Cards, MLS Cards, Hockey Cards and Digital Trading Cards.
1973 Kellogg’s Baseball Cards
Switching things up, 1973 Kellogg’s Baseball might be the most distinct of the cereal manufacturer’s releases simply because it took a break from using 3-D.
2015 Funko Pop Fifth Element Vinyl Figures
The size of the 2015 Funko Pop Fifth Element lineup might surprise you. A total of seven figures make up the set based on the 1997 film.
2014-15 Panini Excalibur Basketball Cards
2014-15 Panini Excalibur Basketball is the third and final Target-exclusive product of the season. Born out of Crusade, cards take a regal theme.
2015 Topps Garbage Pail Kids 30th Anniversary Trading Cards
2015 Topps Garbage Pail Kids 30th Anniversary bridges three decades of GPK history with a mix of historical content and several new spins. The massive base set has 220 cards.
Creator of TV’s The Goldbergs Gets Own Garbage Pail Kids Card, Autograph
If you’ve watched The Goldbergs, you know it’s all about the ’80s. When it comes to cards, few things scream ’80s more than Garbage Pail Kids. The show and the cards collide with a handful of Goldbergs cards in GPK 30th Anniversary.
1973 Topps Baseball Cards
1973 Topps Baseball might lack the cult following of some of the other 1970s Topps sets, but the stacked checklist and condition-sensitive nature give it serious staying power among rookie card and set collectors. Mike Schmidt is the key rookie option.
1994 Bowman Baseball Cards
Jorge Posada and Torii Hunter highlight the 1994 Bowman Baseball checklist. While it may not rank among the strongest modern Bowman sets, it’s still respectable.
2005-06 Upper Deck Hockey Cards
2005-06 Upper Deck Hockey is one of the strongest sets in the history of the flagship hockey line. Sidney Crosby, Alexander Ovechkin, Corey Perry and Henrik Lundqvist are just some of the notable rookie cards.
1972 Topps Baseball Cards
With its psychedelic design, 1972 Topps Baseball is instantly recognizable. The Carlton Fisk rookie is the key card in the large checklist and is joined by several new subsets.
1971 Topps Baseball Cards
Best known for its condition-sensitive black borders, 1971 Topps Baseball is very tough to find in high-grade. Key rookie cards include Bert Blyleven, Steve Garvey and a multi-player card with Don Baylor and Dusty Baker.
1976 Donruss Bionic Woman Trading Cards
1976 Donruss Bionic Woman trading cards might not have a lot of beauty or lasting power outside of the show’s star, but the set is simple and affordable to build even today.
2015 Topps Fire Baseball Prints
Although it’s not a traditional trading card set, the 2015 Topps Fire Baseball prints capture the same stylized look as the brand’s football debut. Each oversized print is signed and numbered by the artist, Tyson Beck.
1970 Topps Baseball Cards
While it won’t win any beauty contests, 1970 Topps includes a deep checklist, the rookie card for Thurman Munson, and a variety of different insert sets.
Here’s What the 2015-16 Upper Deck Hockey Young Guns Look Like
The 2015-16 Upper Deck Hockey Young Guns design has been revealed. Check it out and find out about some of the rookies you can expect to find.
1969 Topps Baseball Cards
Easily one of the most popular sets of the decade, 1969 Topps Baseball serves as a perfect bookend for the 1960s with its star power, key rookies and quirky variations. Top options include Reggie Jackson and Rollie Fingers rookie cards, as well as Mickey Mantle’s final regular-issue card.
1968 Topps Baseball Cards
While the design is not the most impressive, 1968 Topps Baseball features one of the biggest cards in post-war collecting history. Nolan Ryan and Johnny Bench rookie cards headline the popular product .
