Tag: Nolan Ryan
Baseball
1968 Topps Milton Bradley baseball cards are nearly identical to base 1968 Topps baseball cards. Here's how to identify them.
Podcasts
In this podcast, we discuss the DL name change, the current state of RC significance, and a few notable eBay auctions.
Podcasts
In this podcast, we discuss: Pizza Hut, Miller Park, Mariano Rivera's HOF induction, Nolan Ryan, Tampa Bay Rays, vintage relics, and more.
1990s Edition
This month’s edition is introduced by none other than an example from the most desireable parallel set of the entire decade. We’re talking about 1996 Select Certified Mirror Golds. …
1990s Edition
June’s easily my favorite month of the year. The weather’s always amazing. This June was also a great month for 1990s unicorns. Here are the cards that made the …
1990s Edition
May was a great month for 1990s sales records. Some really interesting pieces surfaced and sold with a good chunk of ultra elusive stuff making its way to market. …
1990s Edition
1993 Finest Refractors continue to perform exceedingly well. I had to be very picky with which one’s get added to the list this month because I could very easily …
1 of 1 Edition
The theme for this month appears to be Cut Signatures. Babe Ruth has exactly two cards in 2015 Topps Dynasty, both of which are 1/1s. I thought it was …
1990s Edition
The Ken Griffey Jr. 1993 Finest Refractor makes the list for the third consecutive month. Even with two HoloGrFX in attendance, the variety showcased for the month of October …
Baseball
There are enough high-grade Mickey Mantle examples to completely fill this list. To emphasise the significance of other cards featuring other player, only the top two most significant Mantle …
1990s Edition
It’s no surprise Ken Griffey Jr. appears multiple times in this month’s run. His cards are approaching the untouchable echelon for many collectors.
Hobby Talk
In this episode, Dan G. of www.sportsecurities.com and I converse about an attractive quadruple swatch card from Upper Deck, questions around card trimming, and subtle background pattern variations. Here’s a …
