Featuring a fairly small 225-card checklist and loaded with hot rookies and stars in new team uniforms, 2019 Topps Heritage High Number continues the excellent 1970 design initiated by the 2019 Heritage set earlier this year.
Topps sent me a …
Earlier this month, Topps released the design and details for its flagship 2020 product, due out on February 5th. When the design for 2019 was released around this time last year, I wrote that the design had a few …
Almost exactly a year ago, when I wrote about the 2019 Topps design having been released, I made the comment that “I think the design will look dynamite in the Topps Chrome Issue.” I certainly don’t mind tooting my …
One of the happiest moments of my life started out innocently enough. “I’m at a Target in Jersey somewhere,” a Facebook message from my friend read. “This looks dope. What is it?”
Then he sent me a picture of a …
1) The Montreal Screwjob:
Without a doubt one of the most controversial incidents ever in professional wrestling history, The Montreal Screwjob was the off-screen betrayal of Bret Hart by WWE owner Vince McMahon. It all started when then WWE Champion …
This past week was the National Sports Collectors Convention in Chicago. The National is the center of the baseball card world and it’s always an incredible experience. This year, however, I had plans to go with my wife to …
Riiip with Brody the Kid
Hi everybody! Welcome to this month’s blog, which is a preview of The National Sport Collectors Convention (The National)! Can you believe this is the 40th year of The National? So, this month is all about …
Since its first run in 2006, Topps’s Allen and Ginter product line has been a favorite of collectors. Loaded with baseball stars past and present with a flair for the weird and abnormal, A&G has something for everyone.
Topps sent …
Topps Factory Sets are a yearly staple and have been since 1982, when they were sold through JC Penney. Topps continues to find ways to innovate, though, and keep the factory sets exciting.
Typically, there are multiple iterations of factory …
What do you consider a baseball card? Is a sticker a card? What about a coin? These questions have come up fairly frequently among myself and other collectors. I know where I stand, and there are plenty of people …
