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Tag Archives: Rookie Cards
Rare Joe Louis Champion Sports Wallet Card Misidentified as Rookie Issue
One of Joe Louis’ hottest cards is graded as a 1935 rookie issue — but it was actually printed after that
Read moreMajor League Rookie Card of Chick Gandil Highlights the E90-3 American Caramel Set
The rookie card of Black Sox ‘middleman’ Chick Gandil is the key to American Caramel’s E90-3 release
Read moreTwo International Releases are Cited as Shirley Temple’s Earliest Cards
The documented ‘rookie cards’ of Shirley Temple date to 1934 and were printed outside of the U.S.
Read moreRecently Discovered Australian GOBLIN Merrymints Mel Ott Card Could be a Rookie
A new discovery of a previously unknown card of Mel Ott has surfaced
Read moreA Look at Hank Greenberg’s Rookie Cards
Here’s a look at the rookie cards of Hank Greenberg
Read moreComparing 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 moreComparing Joe Jackson ‘Rookie Cards’
How does Joe Jackson’s E90-1 American Caramel card match up with his T210 Old Mill minor league card?
Read moreA Pre-War Hall of Fame Rookie Card for Under $3? Yes, Please.
If you’re looking for the cheapest Hall of Fame rookie card from the pre-war era, this may be it
Read morePre-War Rookie Cards of Hall of Famers are not Always Expensive
Here are some of the more affordable rookie cards of pre-war Hall of Famers
Read moreFive (Okay, 4 1/2) Pre-War Baseball Cards Often Mistaken for Rookie Issues
Here are five cards that many collectors incorrectly believe to be rookies
Read moreIs the Babe Ruth Rookie Card Undervalued?
The Bambino’s rookie card is pricey, but should it be even more valuable? Most collectors consider Babe Ruth’s cards in the M101-4/5 Sporting News/Mendelsohn series to be his rookie issues. Printed in 1916, these cards were near the start of Ruth’s career. And while his 1914 Baltimore News card came first (as well as a few other non-traditional trading cards),
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