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<p>Baseball cards date to the 1860s with the oldest known team card being the circa 1860 Brooklyn Atlantics Baseball Card. In 1868, Peck and Snyder, a sporting goods store in New York, started producing baseball cards as an advertising tool, much like the tobacco and confectionary companies did at the turn of the 20th Century. From the American Tobacco Company came the well-known T206 Honus Wagner baseball card, which sold for $3.12 million. Stories about vintage cards like these and sets of cards are included in this section, as are new releases, top-selling cards, card sets, and card collections. Football, basketball and hockey are also covered.</p><p><a href="/cards/baseball" rel="nofollow">Baseball</a> | <a href="/cards/basketball" rel="nofollow">Basketball</a> | <a href="/cards/football" rel="nofollow">Football</a> | <a href="/cards/hockey" rel="nofollow">Hockey</a> | <a href="/cards/tobacco-cards" rel="nofollow">Tobacco Cards</a> | <a href="/cards/vintage-card-sets" rel="nofollow">Vintage Card Sets</a> | <a href="/cards/card-sets" rel="nofollow">Card Sets </a>| <a href="/cards/new-releases" rel="nofollow">New Releases</a> | <a href="/cards/grading-cards" rel="nofollow">Grading Cards</a> | <a href="/cards/top-selling-cards" rel="nofollow">Top-Selling Cards</a> | <a href="/cards/other-sports" rel="nofollow">Other Sports </a></p>

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