Vintage Graded Baseball Cards

Whether you’re an active collector, one who is getting back into “the hobby” or someone who has never collected before, a list of some of the best baseball cards to buy can be helpful.  Yo...

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1952 Topps baseball cards have reached almost iconic status among sports collectors. The set has a number of factors working in its favor. It marked the young company’s first attempt at creatin...

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They’ve always been sort of an American icon and even today, in the electronic era, they’ve maintained their iconic status.  If you’re rediscovering them or whether you’re looking to del...

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If you’re looking for a comprehensive resource, a good place to start is the newest edition of the Standard Catalog of Vintage Baseball Cards. While memorabilia and autographs are strong seller...

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Just as realtors may tell you the most important factors are ‘location, location and location’, sports collectors will insist the biggest value factors are ‘condition, condition and conditi...

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Fans associate Cracker Jacks with baseball thanks to a famous line in Take Me out to the Ballgame, but what very few of them may realize is that they produced one of the first baseball card sets....

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There is at times a correlation and at times a difference between sports card collecting and sports card investing. Sometimes those worlds collide and at other times they combine and merge perfec...

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Built a nice little collection or have some special cards you want to display?  There’s no reason they have to sit in a box in a closet.  There are several great display cases for graded bas...

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In what is called the “pre-War” card market that dates from the early 1940s on back, one of the toughest issues which are discussed is the matter of rookie cards. Since 1948, the market has a...

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Way back in the day when PSA graded the now famous T206 Honus Wagner card in near mint-mint (8) condition, although we have since discovered there were some alterations, no one was truly aware of...

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