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Just when you thought there couldn’t possibly be any other way to sell a baseball card, Topps figured a special assortment built just for breakers. The 2024 Topps Chrome Breaker’s Delight box (also called a Delight Hobby Breaker Box) is a type of configuration that features “hits” only; meaning zero base cards. Per its name, […]
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From junk wax to high-end, to a lot in between, I’ve opened every type of baseball card pack there is. Most have been with my own hands, while others have been through breaks or personal rips. Some have been hobby, others have been retail; there have been jumbo packs, cello packs, hanger packs, and more.
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Basketball card packs from 2013 Innovation, 2014-2016 Excalibur, 2018-2022 Crown Royale, and 2022 Chronicles Draft Picks hobby boxes have Kaboom cards randomly inserted. In football card packs there is less variability, with Kaboom cards randomly inserted into Absolute products from 2018-2022. Soccer Kaboom cards can be found in 2017 Select, 2019-2020 Prizm, and 2021-2022 Donruss,
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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 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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Remember when you’d go to the arcade as a kid with the goal of mashing arcade game buttons and earning tickets? You’d then take those tickets and redeem them for prizes, etc. Well, that’s kind of what Panini Points are like. Panini Points are randomly distributed values found in packs of Panini sports cards. These
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Somebody made this comment on one of my TikTok videos, and I tend to agree—this 2023 Topps Series 1 release brought us back to the good old days of baseball cards (albeit the junk wax era) in the sense that a release had all of the hottest rookies, and that was it. There wasn’t really
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The Panini White Box is an elusive sports card product used by Panini to pacify customers who failed to receive redemptions. Thus, the White Box can only be obtained directly from Panini or purchased on the secondary market. The big draw of the White Box is that any card pulled is guaranteed to be 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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Topps Chrome Definition Topps Chrome is a brand of baseball cards that mirrors the Topps flagship release each card season, but with thicker card stock and a chromium finish. The name “chrome” describes the shiny finish and beveled look of the cards, which are traditionally flat cardboard. — Collecting, buying, and selling baseball cards can
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