Baseball Cards

Yesterday I posted on Archives inserts paying tribute to old school cards from other sports. I love that idea from Topps. The other thing they’re doing this year is copying designs from Top…

This classic look brings us back to those long hot summers of yesterday – cookouts, fireworks, and baseball! Card comes with fully customizable colors, text and stats.

If you want a hobby time machine to take you back to the 1980s hobby boom, look no further than the most valuable 1987 Topps baseball cards.

fictional baseball cards that never were

1982 Topps Baseball set checklist, product info, boxes for sale, key cards, rookies, and more. Rookies include Cal Ripken Jr and Lee Smith.

Topps Project 2020 Baseball checklist, details, print runs, card list, artists, short prints, top sellers, gallery by card and artist, and more.

If you were a collector during the first hobby boom, this list of the 10 Most Valuable 1980s Baseball Cards will make you feel like a kid.

1959 Ernie Banks. #Cubs #ErnieBanks #MrCub #LetsPlay2 #All-Star #HallOfFame

This is the 2011 Topps Baseball 60 Years of Topps Series #2 complete mint 59 card insert set, numbered 60YOT-60 through 60YOT-118. This resembles the previous "Archives" and 2010 "The Cards Your Mother Threw Out" sets as it features a reprint of the more popular Topps rookie and star cards from 1952 through 2010. Loaded with Stars and Hall of Famers including Yogi Berra, Jackie Robinson, Ed Mathews, Mickey Mantle, Brooks Robinson, Harmon Killebrew, Stan Musial, Duke Snider, Carl Yastrzemski…

(This is Day 13 of our series on the “Best Card From” each year, 1960-1989. Read all the entries here.) Harmon Killebrew was born in Payette, ID, in 1936. Eighteen years later, he made his Major League debut with the 1954 Washington Senators … at age 50. For visual evidence of this, take a quick gander […]