One very confusing things about baseball cards and sports cards in general is the fact that sometimes, for whatever reason, 2022 products aren’t released until deep into 2023. That’s exactly what’s happening with 2022 Topps Chrome Platinum Anniversary, as searches for “2023” Topps Chrome Platinum Anniversary have recently skyrocketed with the latest release. If you […]
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I’ve spent some time curating what are the best baseball cards of 2023—the rookies, the veterans, and everyone in between. For a TLDR version, here is what I’m laying out for the best cards in 2023: Best Rookies As a reminder, among the various card companies, Topps stands out as the best for rookies. Flagship,
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Upper Deck Low Series contains the first 700 cards of the 1989 set, while the High Number Series includes the remaining 100 cards. One of Upper Deck’s most valuable cards, the Ken Griffey Jr. is card #1 in the set, and is thus part of the Low Series. In the High Series, the best cards
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Somehow we as collectors were lucky enough to have great Topps series 1 rookies like Adley Rutschman, Gunnar Henderson, Michael Harris, Riley Greene, and a ton of others—and still have rookies to look forward to in Series 2! (Just no Elly De La Cruz rookie cards, and none until 2024!) And while of course there
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The most valuable cards from 2023 Topps Series 2 include two Corbin Carroll cards at the top, #401 Independence Day /76 ($848) and Black /72 ($800), followed by Jordan Walker #344 Memorial Day Camo /25 ($736), and another Corbin Carroll Golden Image Variation SSP ($700). This is based on Market Movers data of highest sales
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The most valuable cards sold from 2023 Topps Heritage include Real One Red Ink Autos /74: Corbin Carroll ($1K), Adley Rutschman ($780), Gunnar Henderson ($750), Mike Trout ($725), and Julio Rodriguez ($550). In terms of non-autos, a Rutschman Nickname Variation sold at $250, a Trout Nickname Variation sold for $190, and an Ohtani Nickname Variation
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Baseball cards have had quite a run, right? When you combine the history, the ups and downs, and the pure vastness of all things related, it really is one of the greatest hobbies imaginable. That said, there have been some really terrible years—1988 was a cardboard wasteland, and not sure 1992 had a ton to
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I’m not saying I’m tired of Wander Franco, Julio Rodriguez, and Bobby Witt, but I will say I’m excited to turn the page and focus on one young star that is still relevant and his true RC—that’s right, Jeremy Pena rookie cards! So yes, while there are of course plenty of other rookies, stars, and
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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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While sets like 1990 Score might not hold a ton of value, it’s still an entry into the crazy collecting world. You can’t have every Frank Thomas RC printed without 1990 score. You can’t have every Larry Walker RC without 1990 Score. You can’t have a shirtless black and white Bo Jackson without 1990 Score.
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