Topps has long used card numbers in its flagship product to highlight the best players on key cards. In general, card numbers in multiples of 50 were reserved for the biggest stars of the game, but no number has …

Always popular with collectors nostalgic for 1990s products, the 2019 iteration of Topps High Tek was released last week. Printed on clear plastic cards and consisting of multiple variations and patterns, Tek has been reformatted — again — to …

Back in July, a startup investment site called Rally Rd. made waves in the card collecting community. Typically a platform for purchasing shares of expensive cars, Rally Rd. announced they’d be branching out into baseball cards, offering fractional shares …

For most of my collecting life, my cards weren’t much to look at. I collected what made me happy and what I could afford. This typically resulted in set collections and player collections. While I have loved every minute …

Back for its 14th year, Topps Triple Threads continues to impress. Each hobby box contains 2 mini boxes, and each mini box is guaranteed to house an autograph and a relic card, in addition to 3 base cards and …

If you loved the 2019 Topps design, then 2019 Topps Update is your last chance to see it on new cards. The 300 card set featuring midseason call ups, All-Stars, and players on their new teams was released last …

For its third installment of the Clearly Authentic product line, Topps had a few new tricks up its sleeve. Introduced in 2017, the Clearly Authentic product had a fairly simple approach in its first iteration: signed clear acetate cards …

In recent weeks, I explored the history of baseball cards by beginning with the past and leading up to the present. That leaves one question unanswered: what about the future? I got to thinking about what innovations or trend …