If you’ve ever wanted to own an expensive sports card but can’t afford the whole thing, fractional investment is for you. Fractional investment in sports cards has become a hot topic over the past year or so. It allows …

A few weeks ago, I wrote about my decision to start a new collection of 2006 Greats of the Game nickname autographs. Shortly after writing that post, I made another decision to retire another collection of mine and no …

Almost exactly one year ago, I wrote a blog post about how Kobe Bryant’s death had impacted the prices of his cards. The gist of the post was this: every time an athlete dies, his sports cards increase dramatically …

One of my hobby goals for this year was to get more into non-sports cards. There’s an entire world of card collecting out there that I’ve yet to discover, and with so much happening in the trading card world, …

One of the biggest hits of the 2020 baseball card product line involved artists creating baseball cards. But if you aren’t active on Twitter and don’t follow Topps’s online exclusive releases, you would never know. With so many new …

Last week, I reviewed the goals I set for myself at the beginning of 2020. I didn’t quite achieve all of them, but this year, I have some new goals to add, along with trying to do the few …

At the beginning of each year, I set some hobby goals for myself in lieu of making New Year’s resolutions. This year, I shared them here on the blog, much like I’ll do next week with my 2021 hobby …

Although always keenly aware of it, I’ve never collected Garbage Pail Kids. As a sports card collector, GPK seemed out of my element, and I guess I was concerned that I wouldn’t “get” the product. This year for the …

After an accidental leak about the news in early November, ebay has officially confirmed an exciting new development for buyers and sellers alike. Beginning sometime in January, sports cards and non-sports cards that sell for less than $20 can …