Selling and trading baseball cards online has been, perhaps, the biggest innovation in this industry since the standard 2.5″ x 3.5″ size for cards was adopted. But unlike dealing locally, online transactions come with many extra costs. Fortunately, in …
For the last two weeks, we’ve been counting down my list of the top 15 vintage Topps insert sets (you can find #15-11 here and #10-6 here). Today I’ll reveal my list of the top 5. As a reminder, the rankings include …
Last week, I started a countdown of my personal list of the top 15 vintage Topps insert sets, beginning with numbers 15 through 11. This week, the countdown continues with numbers 10 through 6. As a reminder, the rankings include …
Topps is known today for its standard baseball cards, but for many years in the 1950s and 1960s they issued a variety of non-standard (what we’d now call “oddball”) releases. These standalone issues were often not very popular, and …
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