A Topps Chrome Logofractor is a parallel baseball card featuring a new MLB logo refractor design. These cards are only found in 2022 Topps Chrome Logofractor Edition boxes. These boxes include five packs of 2022 Topps Chrome base cards and two exclusive packs – also of 5 cards – that include Logofractors. Logofractor Checklist Unlike […]
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It feels weird to be doing one of these rookie guides for a vintage card. That is, whenever I’m talking about Julio Rodriguez rookie cards or anyone from the modern (or sometimes even junk wax era), the bulk of the post is talking about all of the hundreds of different variations and parallels that today’s
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I’m on a card display kick, and frankly, we should all be. That is, as collectors, think about the fun and feeling you get when flipping through and organizing your cards. Now, what if you could replicate even a fraction of that feeling simply by looking up from your desk at pieces of your collection
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Mosaic Honeycomb is a “case hit” parallel card found in 2021 and 2022 football products from Panini. True to its name, the Mosaic Honeycomb parallel has sections of the card that resemble a bee’s honeycomb. Here is what a Mosaic Honeycomb parallel looks like: Print Run Just like another popular Mosaic parallel, the Genesis, the
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You know how they say you can watch years and years of baseball, yet in every game you seem to see something you’ve never seen before? Well, it’s partly true, and something I tell myself every now and again. Anyway, I feel like baseball cards are similar in the fact that you can look through
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Not that you need a refresher, but let me tell you about Nolan Ryan—the guy threw absolute gas on the mound during a time when it wasn’t so commonplace, thus earning himself the nickname “The Ryan Express,” and firing 7 no-hitters and tallying over 5,700 strikeouts across a 27-season career while pitching for the Mets,
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There is no set time for how long Topps Redemptions take, as redemption fulfillment depends on the card and the player. For example, redemptions can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months, or even more than a year. On Topps Redemption Reports – which lists out recently completed redemption cards – it
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While there aren’t many options to get your cards graded in person, there are opportunities to either expedite the process. With BGS grading, one such option is the “raw card review” in which the card is inspected on the spot and assigned a raw score. The card can then be submitted to be slabbed. PSA
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In order to tell if a card is worth grading, there are two main factors. One, check to make sure the condition is worthy of grading. Visually inspect the corners, centering, surface, and edges. If the corners are sharp, the card is centered, and the surface and edges are free of blemishes, it’s a great
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The way PSA card grading works is you fill out a submission form by choosing your service level (turnaround time) and adding your card’s details. You then package and mail your card to PSA. Once the card is received, PSA begins processing 2-3 days later. From there, the card goes through a handful of grading
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