When Did Collectors Start Routinely Buying and Selling Sports Cards?

While sports cards were issued starting around the 1860s, most collectors didn’t start buying and selling them until much later
Read moreWhile sports cards were issued starting around the 1860s, most collectors didn’t start buying and selling them until much later
Read moreThe first American Card Catalog briefly discussed the topic of soaking cards
Read moreYou can point to one post-war card in particular and see that there’s plenty of room for even more growth in the pre-war marketplace
Read moreOn a spur of the moment purchase, I opened two boxes of modern baseball cards. It went as bad as I expected.
Read moreWhile I don’t have 2022 collecting goals, I do have a solid idea of what I’ll be chasing this year
Read moreThere’s a common flaw on international cigarette cards and it often goes unnoticed
Read moreDespite potential forgeries, pre-war autographs are rare and intriguing
Read moreAfter nearly two years of looking, a rare card made its way into my collection … barely
Read moreLet’s take a look back at one of the earliest sports card collecting publications
Read moreHere’s a look at some of my most recent pre-war pickups
Read moreAre these 1880s Duke Tobacco cards the first to depict card collecting?
Read moreThe popular vintage card show has been canceled due to the virus
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