Ah, the 1970s baseball cards. They never disappoint. We got so much variety with these cards every year which, by today’s standards, it’s almost unimaginable. 1977 Topps baseball cards were … Keep Reading
The 1984 Topps baseball set was one of the first sets to start mass-producing baseball cards for the market. It was the consequence of high competition among card companies. This … Keep Reading
If you’re looking for a baseball card set packed with amazing rookie cards, then look no further than the 1983 Topps baseball set. It has some of the best rookie … Keep Reading
1982 Topps cards delivered some of the best cards in baseball history. Because of the strong lineup of players that came with this set, it still remains in the memories … Keep Reading
1981 was a historic year for baseball card collectors. It was the first year when Topps was not the only player on the market. Now, you could choose between Topps, … Keep Reading
The 1980 Topps baseball card set was one of the most crucial sets in Topps card history. The first reason was that it has one of the most sought-after rookie … Keep Reading
1979 Topps cards are some of the most highly valued cards from the 1970s. Perhaps the most remembered card from this set is the Ozzie Smith rookie card. It’s one … Keep Reading
1967 Topps baseball cards brought some of the best rookie cards of the 1960s. Inside this huge set, you’ll find rookie cards of players such as Rod Carew and Tom … Keep Reading
Looking to dive into some 1960s action and grab yourself a card from the 1968 Topps set? It’s one of the most famous sets in Topps card history and for … Keep Reading
The turn of the decade brought the 1970 Topps baseball set. With it came some interesting cards, including the Thurman Munson rookie card, which is arguably the standout card from … Keep Reading
The 1969 Topps baseball set might just be one of the best Topps baseball sets in history. Not so much because of the design of the set – which was … Keep Reading
The 1965 Topps baseball set brought one of the most instantly recognizable set designs in history. These cards featured interesting color combinations with the team names included in these flag … Keep Reading
The 1975 Topps baseball set was a great opportunity to collect some amazing rookie cards. Jim Rice, Robin Yount, George Brett, and Gary Carter just to name a few. There … Keep Reading
In 1974, the interest in Topps baseball cards was at a very high level. It was full of stars from that era of baseball, including Nolan Ryan, Johnny Bench, and … Keep Reading
1970s cards are back and they’re gaining popularity when it comes to retro baseball cards. They’re known for their funky designs and of course, some of the biggest baseball legends … Keep Reading
There’s nothing better than the feeling of nostalgia of when you were a kid. The 1990s offered baseball card collectors some amazing sets and above all, easy availability of cards. … Keep Reading
1987 was a good year to be a baseball card collector. Topps came out with one of the most iconic baseball sets of the decade, and the set also contained … Keep Reading
During the early 1990s, Topps produced some amazing baseball cards. Generally, baseball card collectors remember this time with fondness: huge print runs and memorable cards allowed collectors to buy cards … Keep Reading
The 2014 World Cup was a landmark tournament regarding card and sticker collecting. Not only is the tournament stacked with incredible players, but it’s also the first year that Panini … Keep Reading
The Topps 1990 set is one of the most recognizable – partly because of the set itself, and partly because it’s print runs were massive. Some key players in this … Keep Reading
Because this year wasn’t a great one for rookies, this set doesn’t get a lot of love. Some of the key players found in the topps 1986 set include. Nolan Ryan … Keep Reading
The Topps 1996/97 Chrome set was absolutely stacked with one of the top rookie classes. And, it has one of the biggest rookie cards in the NBA card market – … Keep Reading
The 2006 World Cup is maybe my favorite ever (well, from the ones I remember watching). I was about 16 when the tournament was on, so I knew all the … Keep Reading