Carl Hubbell’s 1932 Giants Postcard is a Hall of Fame Bargain
This postcard is not only one of Hubbell’s earliest cards, but also one of his cheapest
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Comparing Ty Cobb’s 1907 Dietsche Postcard ‘Rookies’
There are two Ty Cobb ‘rookie cards’ in the 1907 Dietsche Tigers set — but is one really a standalone issue?
Read moreNot all PSA (MK) Qualifiers are the Same
The dreaded (MK) designation on PSA cards usually means a significant drop in overall grade — but should it?
Read more1907 Cracker Jack Bears Postcard Predates Other Baseball Cards
An early 1900s baseball postcard was issued several years before Cracker Jack’s more famous baseball cards
Read moreFixing the Chaos: How to Organize a Pre-War Card Collection
What’s the best way to organize a pre-war card collection?
Read moreA Look at Some of Ty Cobb’s Most Popular Cards
On Ty Cobb’s birthday, let’s take a look at his most popular baseball cards
Read morePre-War Bargains: John McGraw Polo Grounds Postcards
A series of postcards featuring Hall of Famer John McGraw are among the cheapest around
Read moreHarvard-Yale Rivalry Led to Early Pre-War Football Cards
Numerous early football cards were created surrounding the longtime Harvard-Yale rivalry
Read moreCould Gold be Struck at a Recent Flea Market Stop?
Was it possible to find a hidden gem in an unexpected trip to the flea market?
Read moreThe Ins and Outs of Binder Storage
Binders are my ‘go to’ for baseball card storage and there are ways to store nearly everything in them
Read moreBaseball Subjects are Only One Small Part of the Pre-War Card Era
Baseball cards lead the way but they are only a fraction of sports cards from the era
Read moreBasketball Cards are Few and Far Between in the Pre-War Era
Limited options exist for collectors in search of pre-war basketball cards
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