Trading and Sports Card Collecting

Blake Griffin rookie cards are on fire and selling like crazy on eBay right now. And it is no wonder because this young kid has been a highlight machine so far in the 2010-11... keep reading →

A look at some of the hardest John Elway football cards to get in PSA 10 from 1996. keep reading →

Hockey cards have been around for over a hundred years. From the earliest tobacco cards through the classic 1950s issues to cards of today's superstars like Sidney Crobsy or... keep reading →

What is it about this card? As collectors, we all know the connection that Mickey Mantle has with the baseball card industry. Even for non-Yankees fans, Mickey Mantle is... keep reading →

History As far as I know grocery (or wax) trays can be traced back to late nineteen fifties or early nineteen sixties. The earliest known wax tray that I have seen a... keep reading →

Base Set 2012 Topps Series 1 was released about a month ago. I have picked up a hobby box, several retail blaster boxes and retail rack packs. This set features a... keep reading →

This set of Football Cards was the last set produced by A&BC or American and British Chewing Gum Ltd, before the court case between the company and Topps and the subsequent... keep reading →

1985. That’s the year I discovered my lifelong obsession; baseball cards. I was seven years old and very impressionable, so my mother’s constant bombardment with football... keep reading →

For those of you out there who are confused on an annual basis about the product choices surrounding the Topps base set, this hub is for you. Topps offers their base product... keep reading →

The 2011 Topps 60th Anniversary Baseball card set is here - it went live earlier this week.  I have to say that I'm excited and yet a bit wary.  It's hard to believe that... keep reading →