I don’t think there is much that can top the hype of the new Series 1 release every season. Perhaps because the card release is in lock step with Spring Training and a new season getting underway, there is just an unmatched excitement throughout the hobby. But while we’ve jumped deep into the most valuable […]
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In a cardboard “junk wax” world awash with a number of releases that all resemble each other, there once emerged a beacon of the extraordinary in the 1980s. The Diamond Kings baseball cards, with their dramatic illustrations and evocative designs, are the protagonists in this tale, drawing aficionados into a world where baseball legends are
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The most valuable Kellogg’s baseball cards include 1971 Kellogg’s Willie Mays #10 PSA 10 ($2,026), 1972 Kellogg’s Roberto Clemente #49 PSA 10 ($1,980), and 1971 Kellogg’s Pete Rose #65 PSA 10 ($1,980). This is according to sold market data provided by Card Ladder. Listing Description Date Sold Type Price ($) 1971 KELLOGGS #10 WILLIE MAYS
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My core collecting years were the early 90s, and thus there are cards, for better or worse, that have just stuck with me and my brain all these years. And, thanks to the Junk Wax Era, these cards are still very much around today, in almost every bulk card collection you find to purchase. Today
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