American Legends: The Premier Destination for Selling Baseball Cards in NY
Are you searching for the best place to sell baseball cards in NY? Look no further than American Legends. With over three decades of experience in the collectibles industry, we have earned our reputation as the go-to destination for collectors and sellers alike. In this article, we’ll explore why American Legends is the top choice […]
The Card Connoisseur’s Guide: Investing in Baseball Cards for Long-Term Profit
Over the past few years, baseball card collecting has experienced a renaissance, with record-breaking sales and a surge in popularity among collectors and investors alike. For those looking to turn their passion for the hobby into a profitable venture, investing in baseball cards can be an innovative and enjoyable way to diversify their portfolio. This […]
From Rookie to Pro: Selling Baseball Cards for Beginners
If you’ve recently discovered a box of baseball cards in your attic or decided to part with your childhood collection, you might be wondering how to start selling baseball cards. There’s no need to worry, as this guide helps beginners sell their baseball cards. With step-by-step instructions and advice on managing your collection, you’ll be […]
Best Vintage Baseball Cards Under $1000
It’s hard to ignore that vintage sports cards remain a hot commodity, with scarce examples with low PSA Population Reports. Investing in rarer and more sought-after sports cards can pay off in the short and long term. Many old sports cards fly under the radar and remain good values for price-conscious collectors. #1 1961 Topps […]
1967 Topps
1967 Topps Baseball Cards Utilizing a simple, yet classy design, Topps hit it out of the park in 1967. The 1967 Topps Baseball Card Set is one of the company’s finest achievements. The card fronts feature some of the company’s sharpest photography to date. The player’s name sits alongside his position in a very understated black sans […]
1952 Topps
1952 Topps Baseball Cards In 1952, Topps took a giant leap forward from their 1951 Red & Blue Back series and produced a trading card masterpiece. Conceptualized by Sy Berger, who literally revolutionized the trading card industry, the 1952 Topps set is the gold standard of post-war collecting. The 1952 Topps cards incorporate so many […]
1963 Topps
1963 Topps Baseball Cards 1963 was a glorious year for baseball. The World Series featured the first Yankees/Dodgers matchup since the Bums moved out of Brooklyn. Sandy Koufax and Elston Howard won the National & American League MVP awards while wearing jersey #32. And Topps issued its most desirable set of the entire decade. The 1963 Topps Baseball […]
1948 Leaf
1948 Leaf Baseball Cards The 1948 (1949) Leaf Baseball set is one of the most difficult and costly post-World War II sets to complete. Released just after the integration of Major League Baseball, the 1948 Leaf series contains the rookie cards of the first three black baseball players in the big leagues; Jackie Robinson, Larry Doby and Satchel Paige. […]
1948 Bowman
1948 Bowman Baseball Cards Though not a beautiful set by modern card collecting standards, the 1948 Bowman Baseball card release is still a groundbreaking issue. The inaugural issue for the Bowman company, the 48-card series is black and white and relatively small at 2 1/16 by 2 1/2 inches. What Bowman lacked in aesthetics, it makes up […]
1933 Goudey Sport
1933 Goudey Sport Kings The 1933 Goudey Sport Kings issue is THE definitive multi-sport set ever issued. Employing a classic Goudey design (similar to the landmark 1933 Goudey Baseball Set), colorful art and a boffo checklist, this set still resonates with collectors almost a century later. The 48-card set starts out with guns blazina’s the first six […]