1950 Jackie Robinson Jersey Sold for Over $4.2 Million

TonyeTrade brokered a deal for the most valuable Jackie Robinson Robinson memorabilia ever sold. A 1950 game-worn Robinson jersey. Read all about the sale over at Sports Collectors Daily: https://www.sportscollectorsdaily.com/1950-jackie-robinson-jersey-sold-4-2-million/ 

1969 Topps

FEATURES   Comprised of 664 cards, the 1969 Topps set resembles that of 1968 in design. There is still a rounded interior border, but the speckled border is now solid white; team name is displayed in block lettering along the card’s bottom, while a colored circle sits in the upper left-hand corner with player name

New Ungraded Sets

1970 TOPPS SCRATCH OFFS BASEBALL AND 1968 TOPPS GAME BASEBALL CARD INSERTS There’s a lot to be said about a PSA graded Mint registry set. It takes time and delicate searching to put together, and honestly, graded cards aren’t always the cheapest investment but you do have other options. Here are a few sets from

That’s a Wrap: Collect Wax Pack Wrappers

Complete your set with wax wrappers! Step into the past—just for a moment—and try to explain to an 11-year-old version of yourself why you should be extremely careful opening that 1949 Leaf Football pack, not because of the cards inside but because of the wax wrapper surrounding these cards. Yes, wax wrapper collecting is a

Recently Added Products 2/12/19

It’s been a big week full of unique items. From a 1909 E102 Ty Cobb to 1912 Olympiska Spelens Stockholm-Brefkort 238 Jim Thorpe PSA Ex+ 5.5, to a 1957 Topps #77 Bill Russell PSA 6.5 PSA 6.5. We are constantly working to bring in top quality collectibles, baseball cards, basketball cards, football cards and hockey

1953 Topps

FEATURES   Following behind the 1952 Topps set, the 1953 set is known for its vivid colors and realistic nature among all other trading cards. The sizing of these cards is another notable feature, measuring in at 2-5/8” x 3-3/4”. On each card, the name of the player, their position and team, and their team

1959 Topps

FEATURES   In 1959, Topps chose to maintain the solid colored background, but broadened the player image, with a “porthole view” and the surrounding environment. The circular image covers the entire card width while the card itself is bordered in white. Player name is displayed above their image in small lettering with a tilted format.

1968 Topps

FEATURES   In contrast to 1967 Topps, 1968 Topps focuses more on the design rather than the photography. The cards in this set implement a speckled border which takes up a significant portion of the card. The player photograph is also bordered in black and with rounded corners, while the player’s name is displayed at

1967 Topps

FEATURES   Focusing more on player image and less on design, 1967 Topps utilized a more vintage look in this collection of cards. On the card fronts, there are no longer text boxes, but rather, the player’s name and team is meshed into the player’s image, placing more attention on the photo. Implementing colored block