Stolen Treasures: The Miraculous Return of a Lost Vintage Card Collection
The safe was gone. Inside it were jewelry, passports, and a collection of baseball cards. But the story doesn’t end there…
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Binder of Dreams: One Man’s Quest to Tame the T206 Monster
This Monster in question is none other than the T206 baseball card set, a vintage tobacco series from over 100 years ago that has tantalized generations of collectors.
Read moreDecade Spotlight: Most Popular 1920’s Baseball Cards
The 1920’s were marked by candy, confectionery, and even supply companies beginning to utilize baseball cards as promotional items to promote sales.
Read moreSell Collectibles at Auction for Top Dollar Returns
Wondering the best way to sell your prewar collectibles? Consider an auction for safe and secure transactions and a maximum financial return.
Read moreA Cracker Jack Card Collection for the Ages
The first cards were first discovered in the early 1980s, tucked away in a gym bag inside a metal coffee can, alongside a vintage mitt and cleats.
Read moreFirst-Known 1916 Morehouse Baking Babe Ruth Rookie Coming to Auction
The REA Fall Catalog Auction will feature the first known example of a 1916 Morehouse Baking #151 Babe Ruth rookie card.
Read moreChristy Mathewson T205 Error Combines Rarity, a Star Player, and a Popular Set
The elusive one-loss error card of Christy Mathewson is a special one in the T205 baseball card set
Read more1930 Milton Bradley Set Features Early Aviators — and Perhaps Amelia Earhart’s Earliest Trading Card
Reviewing the little-known 1930 Milton Bradley Aviation set
Read moreObscure Card of the Month: Babe Ruth 1937 Donut Corporation Thrilling Moments
The Obscure Card of the Month is a rare bakery card of the legendary Babe Ruth
Read moreRare Baines Shield Print Error Sheets Discovered
A find of rare Baines Shield print error sheets have been found in the UK
Read more1902-03 Ogden’s Tabs Series 95, 97 Sets Boasts Lacrosse Card Origins
The famous black-bordered set features what are believed to be the first lacrosse cards of real players
Read moreWhat’s a 1936 Bowman Baseball Card, Anyway?
In 1955, Bowman alluded to a pre-war set of baseball cards that collectors aren’t even familiar with
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