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First cards of 2018 MLB draftees found in 2018 Bowman Draft Baseball

By Bert Lehman
A great representation of the 1950 Phillies was a team panorama produced by the Philadelphia Bulletin. This is available for $100 and up.
Memorabilia

The 1950 Whiz Kids: Young and Hungry

By Tom Bartsch
Spahn Early Topps
Baseball

Spahn and John: Familiar Faces for Nearly 40 Years

By Tom Bartsch
Basketball cards 1948-1981
Basketball

Collecting It All: An Overview of Basketball Card Production

By Tom Bartsch
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Auctions

Greg Bussineau Readies for Spring Auction

By Tom Bartsch
Topps cards 1957-1980.
Football

The Football Card Collecting Challenge: 20,137 Cards from 313 Sets

By Tom Bartsch
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Baseball

Part 2: Baseball Cards – Trying to Collect It All

By Tom Bartsch
A fabulous 30,000 vintage card collection might include Topps, Bowman, Goudey, Diamond Stars, Play Ball, M&P and other popular sets.
Baseball

Baseball Cards: You Can't Collect Everything, Right?

By Tom Bartsch
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Cards

Greg Bussineau Offering Postwar Dream Cards

By Tom Bartsch
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Auction Previews

Pasteboard Pearls on Display (And Up for Bids, Too)

By Tom Bartsch
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Baseball

In 1953 Bowman Bounced Back in a Big Way

By Tom Bartsch
AL lineup continued
Baseball

More Super-Seniors – American League All-Stars

By Tom Bartsch
The heart of the order includes Stan Musial and Andy Pafko, who battled each other in the 1940s-50s.
Baseball

Super-Senior Players Still Got Game?

By Tom Bartsch
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Auction News

Greg Bussineau Wraps Up 2012 With a $1.1 Million Sale

By Tom Bartsch
Topps cards from the 1950s did better than 1950s Bowmans as to performance on the VVCI.
Baseball

Tracking Vintage Baseball Card Values

By Tom Bartsch
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Baseball

Topps Unveils Bowman Prospect Challenge

By Tom Bartsch
An exploding television market and success of New York City teams helped Topps enter and take over the baseball card market in the 1950s.
Baseball

Revisiting the Great Bubble Gum Card War

By Tom Bartsch
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Baseball

Topps Creates Two New Exclusive Sets for the National Convention

By Tom Bartsch
Chico Carrasquel has a newer Sox hat but the back of the card lists him as a Cleveland Indian. He was traded to Cleveland in October 1955.
Baseball

Mystery Baseball and Football Cards from 1956?

By Tom Bartsch