1999 Pokémon Booster Packs: A Journey into Their Significance and Rarity in Today’s Market
The allure of booster packs lies in the magic of the unexpected, as players and collectors embark on a thrilling […]
Unearthing the 5 Rarest & Most Valuable Pokémon Cards from 1995!
In the vast realm of Pokémon collectibles, the cards that hold the most allure are often those that harken back
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1989 Topps Error Cards: Values, Info & More
Any definition of error that you read will undoubtedly contain the word mistake or some synonym of mistake. And yes,
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3 Great Card Centering Apps & Tools
After covering 12 different sports card apps (and 7 more focused on card selling), I realized that while some people
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What is a Donruss Press Proof?
A Donruss Press Proof is a parallel card set found in Donruss products across different sports including baseball, basketball, and
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Are Topps Complete Sets Worth Anything?
Topps complete sets could be worth something depending on the year and condition. For example, many of the Topps complete
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Upper Deck Low Series Vs. High Series: Best Cards & Differences
Upper Deck Low Series contains the first 700 cards of the 1989 set, while the High Number Series includes the
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BuySportsCards.com Review & Info
While I love eBay, enjoy COMC, utilize Alt, and think there are a lot of great places online to buy
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What is a Flip-Stock Baseball Card?
A flip stock baseball card is a parallel card where the stock is reversed and printed on opposite sides. That
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When Did Pokémon Cards Come Out? What was the First? A Brief History From Base Set to Insane Prices.
Pokémon cards came out in 1996 in Japan, and were then first released in the United States (as the Pokémon