Now more than ever, parallel cards and variations matter. (What’s the difference? A parallel card uses the same photo as a player’s base card, but with different design elements, while a variation uses a different photo and sometimes a different design. While it’s fun to pull a star rookie or veteran, such cards are common […]
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The most valuable cards of 2024 Topps Series 1 include rookie card parallels and variations specifically of Elly De La Cruz and others like Evan Carter and Jasson Dominguez. Other valuable cards to watch for include Shohei Ohtani and Juan Soto rare image variations (of them in their Dodgers and Yankees uniforms, respectively), new “First
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I know, I know—the word “rare” just doesn’t mean much these days. Not to mention that with most everything having a serial number, it’s pretty easy to determine what is rare (1/1, /10, etc.) versus what is more common (/499). That said, there are some hard to find unnumbered Panini nuggets that you’d be lucky
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The best junk wax boxes to buy include 1994 Upper Deck Series 1, 1989 Upper Deck Low Series, and 1992 Bowman. This is based on average sales value over the last 365 days as reported by Market Movers and products in its sealed wax catalog. Notably, I have not included 1993 SP, 1993 Finest, and
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When it comes to the junk wax era, 1991 just might have been the worst (1988 was tough) when you consider 1991 Fleer baseball and 1991 Pro Set football (that said, we did get 1991 Stadium Club baseball, so hard to be too upset). Silver lining though is that there is a lot of weirdness
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You can watch them nightly – either live or on-demand – and can interact with their handles on your social media platform of choice, but athletes are more accessible than ever thanks to companies like Fan Arch and the lucrative movement of professional branding (where sports stars are leveraging their name, image, and likeness like
