
What is a Flip-Stock Baseball Card?
A flip stock baseball card is a parallel card where the stock is reversed and printed on opposite sides. That is, the typical glossy front finish is on the back of the card, and the […]
A flip stock baseball card is a parallel card where the stock is reversed and printed on opposite sides. That is, the typical glossy front finish is on the back of the card, and the […]
June 2023 Update: As if we didn’t have enough parallels and cards in general, the 2022 Select Football checklist is debuting a new level, suite level, to round out the 500-card set. Pack-opening today is […]
We’ve recently covered the 2023 Topps Heritage checklist and then followed up with a look at the different Heritage variations. So, it’s only natural – now that the product has been out for a few […]
A Topps Chrome Logofractor is a parallel baseball card featuring a new MLB logo refractor design. These cards are only found in 2022 Topps Chrome Logofractor Edition boxes. These boxes include five packs of 2022 […]
It feels weird to be doing one of these rookie guides for a vintage card. That is, whenever I’m talking about Julio Rodriguez rookie cards or anyone from the modern (or sometimes even junk wax […]
Mosaic Honeycomb is a “case hit” parallel card found in 2021 and 2022 football products from Panini. True to its name, the Mosaic Honeycomb parallel has sections of the card that resemble a bee’s honeycomb. […]
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 […]
Any amateur or novice collector knows a baseball card is a rectangular piece of cardboard with a player’s picture on the front. The back of that baseball card has numbers, info, and stats. Heck, everyone […]
In the world of card lingo and terms, nothing is ever as clear as it seems. Even something as straightforward as a jersey card being a card with a piece of a jersey inside of […]
On one hand, picking up on the subtle differences between cards can be the most difficult thing for new collectors to figure out, while on the other, it’s the identification process and “sleuthing” that is […]
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