You know the sight—a box of 1987 Topps baseball cards is as recognizable as any of the junk wax era. But what if I told you that, while familiar looking, this box actually sells for $400-$500? That’s because it’s not 1987 Topps, but 1987 O-Pee-Chee, and while you can walk into any baseball card store […]
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I love cards, obviously. But something that takes them to the next level in my collecting heart is the uniqueness; the stories and the unknown—the wow, I had no idea about that. And even after all of the years and all of the cardboard that has passed through my fingers, I’m still finding newness. While
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There is a lot of conversation around card parallels these days, with products like Prizm and Select absolutely blowing up in terms of the number of different “same card tweaked design” entries that make their way to the checklists. Topps is a little guilty of this too as we see new “mini diamond” and “lava
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