Generic Subjects Doesn’t Always Equate to Inexpensive Cards
While cards picturing generic subjects are often cheap, that isn’t always the case
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Short Card Measurements are not Always an Indicator of Alterations
In the pre-war era, card sizes were not always consistent
Read moreThe Evolution of Card Collecting
Here’s a quick overview of how American sports cards have evolved over the years
Read moreDifferences in the 1930s National Chicle Fine Pens and Goudey Wide Pens Sets
While there are similarities in the Fine Pens and Wide Pens sets, there are plenty of differences, too
Read moreLefty O’Doul Cards Sell at Hall of Fame Level
O’Doul didn’t reach Cooperstown but the prices for his cards remain strong
Read moreThe 1937 O-Pee-Chee Set Begins with No. 100 Instead of No. 1 — But Why?
For some reason, the 1937 O-Pee-Chee set begins at No. 100 instead of No. 1 — but why?
Read moreDespite Lack of Teams, no Shortage of Pre-War Major League Baseball Cards in Canada
Numerous major league sets surfaced in Canada during the pre-war era
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