The top 5 sports cards going up in value right now include: Now, importantly, this is not my opinion, nor is it advice. Plus, past performance is no way at all an indicator of future gains. I’m simply reporting some things I’m seeing in Market Movers. What goes up must come down, and these cards […]
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While the 1990s are a distant memory, the explosion of basketball cards over the last few years easily brought us right back where we were as kids and teens just decades ago. Much of our collection might be worth peanuts, but there are certainly diamonds in the rough withy that shiny cardboard of 1990-1999. And
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The best junk wax boxes to buy include 1994 Upper Deck Series 1, 1989 Upper Deck Low Series, and 1992 Bowman. This is based on average sales value over the last 365 days as reported by Market Movers and products in its sealed wax catalog. Notably, I have not included 1993 SP, 1993 Finest, and
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When it comes to the junk wax era, 1991 just might have been the worst (1988 was tough) when you consider 1991 Fleer baseball and 1991 Pro Set football (that said, we did get 1991 Stadium Club baseball, so hard to be too upset). Silver lining though is that there is a lot of weirdness
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You can watch them nightly – either live or on-demand – and can interact with their handles on your social media platform of choice, but athletes are more accessible than ever thanks to companies like Fan Arch and the lucrative movement of professional branding (where sports stars are leveraging their name, image, and likeness like
Donruss and Optic are similar products, with Donruss being the the lower end “paper” version on traditional card stock, and Optic being the higher end, “chromium” counterpart. Just like Topps Flagship and Topps Chrome cards use the same player photos but with a slightly different checklist, Donruss has a larger checklist with more players while
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As a paid subscriber of both Card Ladder and Market Movers, here is my expert take: While both platforms offer robust card tracking and sales histories, Card Ladder is geared more toward collecting and connecting with other hobbyists, while Market Movers goes heavy on the research for those looking for market inefficiencies. Card Ladder Market
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Another amazing and eventful year in the hobby has come to a close, and with it, some truly great treasures changed hands. The 100 most valuable sports cards sold in 2023 include: Source: Market Movers “Movements” Report for last 365 days as accessed 12/22/23. Are you sweating? I’m sweating. And if this is my physical
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Baseball cards are a lot of things to a lot of different people. But did you know there are a number of different baseball ornament cards out there? While Topps Holiday might not be the traditional collector’s first choice of card, it does provide festive fun, much of which comes in the form of ornament
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Think about how many cards you’ve accumulated, only to stuff them away in boxes and forget about their existence (and value) until you randomly came across them again. It’s common, so don’t feel bad—you’re certainly not alone. But, if that’s your MO and you enjoy cards as a hobby or a way to turn a
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