“The Kid” has a ton of baseball cards, dating all the way back to his early rookie years like this 1989 Topps Traded Ken Griffey Jr. and continuing on to today given he’s a part of seemingly every checklist as a “legend” entry. It’s good and bad, though—he was such a great player, and it […]
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I’ve talked about this method to death on platforms like Twitter and TikTok, but with sports cards, primarily. It got me thinking that while I’ve said all I can say to my baseball card followers, etc. there might be a large group of Pokémon card enthusiasts who could benefit from these tips. What makes this
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Simply, declared value is an estimate of how much your card will be worth after it has been graded. So, for example, if I have a 1980 Topps Larry Bird/ Magic Johnson/Julius Erving card that I think will grade at a PSA 8, I’ll check comps and will see that the 60-day average (according to
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As a leader in authenticating sports cards and other items, PSA has the daunting task of striving for perfection every single day. I mean, when the specific grade of an item can drastically impact its value, the process of grading becomes all the more important. One great tool is PSA’s PSA Photograde™ Online where you
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The most wanted and popular baseball cards over the last 14 days include the two cards spearheading the 2023 Topps MVP Buyback program, 2023 Topps Chrome Shohei Ohtani #17 and Ronald Acuna Jr. #39, followed by the 1989 Fleer Ken Griffey Jr. RC #548 (PSA 9), 1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr. RC #1 (Raw),
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When it comes to authenticating, it used to mostly be about ensuring those antique baseball cards you found at the flea market are legitimate or not. But in today’s “hobby” with so much value placed on new releases or valuable Mike Trout rookie cards, combined with the technology and resources people have at their fingertips,
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When it comes to the best holders for sports cards, one reason why many prefer a standard top loader is because it fits nicely with the rest of their cards and in existing storage boxes. With Card Savers, though, they sure are practical for many occasions, but their taller and wider dimensions make things a
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We have had some really great Topps baseball card releases this year, but welcome to the main event. Topps Chrome is here, being ripped, and contents making their way to eBay and other online card shops and platforms. One of the best parts? For me, it’s this—taking a look at the best cards pulled so
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I’m from the school of thought that if you have something labeled “winner” then that is generally good, especially compared to that same thing that isn’t labeled “winner.” However – and this shouldn’t be surprising – when it comes to baseball cards, that actually isn’t how it works, at least in the case of the
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Spencer Torkelson has a lot of pressure on him to be a special player in the majors, plain and simple. After a stellar amateur and collegiate career at ASU, he was picked first overall in the 2020 MLB draft by the Detroit Tigers. Unfortunately, his first season in the bigs hasn’t gone the way he,
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