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While it’s easy to run to the many popular places where you can buy baseball cards like comc.com, sportlots.com, and others that you might already know about, there is an entire online sports card store landscape just waiting to be explored. I’ll mention them all in the bulleted list, but will only expand upon those […]
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Picture this example, when searching on eBay you see that this Julio Rodriguez rookie card, a 2019 Bowman Chrome Mega Gold Mojo /50 PSA 10 to be exact, was listed at $1,499 and sold. But, because it was sold at Best Offer, you can only see the “strikethrough price” of $1,499, which can be deceiving.
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Cheap is a relative term. Any box of sports cards compared to National Treasures is going to be cheap. The cheapest Shohei Ohtani rookie card still isn’t all that cheap. Make sense? So in your quest to find the cheapest sports cards, what is it that you want? For me, I want to find cards
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While I love eBay, enjoy COMC, utilize Alt, and think there are a lot of great places online to buy and sell sports cards, there is always room for more. The cool thing is, new entrants don’t even need to reinvent the wheel. Sure, while most sites are born from ideas to do something better
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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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Not all cards are created equal, and thus the boxes and packs in which we find the cards are a bit different as well. It’s one great thing about the hobby—different collectors have different price points. As a result, there is a big difference between retail blaster packs and hobby boxes. One of those differences
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Hobby boxes can be worth the fun and entertainment, but they are rarely worth the cost. Meaning, if you buy a $300 hobby box, you shouldn’t expect to pull $300 in cards from the packs within. Especially if you’re buying a hobby box in hopes of pulling a particular card, you’re much better off seeking
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I know what you are thinking—do we really need another online sports card store? The quick answer is yes. Yes, we do. As a card buyer, I appreciate the many online options I can sift through, with each having its pros and cons, and specific specialties. Dollar Box Cards is no different, and while I’ve
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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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CVS sells sports cards, including major brands (Topps and Panini) and non-sports cards (Pokemon). These cards can be found in the toy aisle and sometimes up by the register. The types of cards being sold include hangers, along with repack boxes from Fairfield Collectibles, and others. While every CVS is different, here are the details
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