Tag: Pinnacle
Questions
In this episode, Ryan Cracknell: Hobby Editor, Beckett Media joins us as we share dialogue around the following three questions: In what ways do grading and authentication services impact …
Questions
In this segment of Questions, Kurt Bensch and I discuss the following questions: When brands use the same player image for multiple releases over the course of a number …
Baseball
1996 Pinnacle Baseball was an incredible product. I have a very clear memory (no pun intended) of my first encounter with my first card in the 1996 Pinnacle Essence …
Baseball
Card of the Week: 1996 Pinnacle Bob Hamelin This is the first article published in the Card of the Week category since September 14, 2010. Man, has a lot …
Hobby Talk
In this video, Dan G. of www.sportsecurities.com and I talk about some ridiculous products by some mostly notable card companies, and a few baseball insert pickups. Here’s what’s discussed: …
Baseball
1996 was the sophomoric year for Summit baseball. Featured in 1996 Summit Baseball were a variety of parallels to the base set: Above and Beyond; Artist’s Proof; and Foil. …
Hobby Talk
This is a review of some cards I bought at a show in Southern California. Cards of Pat Burrell, John Olerud, and Tom Seaver are featured.
Baseball
The box design of 1995 Sportflix Baseball when opened resembles something very similar to that of 1997 Pinnacle X-Press. The flap out with the Cal Ripken Jr. Sportflix disc …
Baseball
Baseball
Today I took another trip to Baseball Card Co. in Granada Hills, CA for another go at their Bid Board. As I’ve stated in a previous entry, the bids …
Baseball
Saturday’s are my one day out of the week that I am able to shop retail for baseball cards. This past Saturday, I went to Baseball Card Co. in …
Baseball
Today’s product review takes us back to another mid-’90’s release. This time, we’re looking at the hobby release of 1995 Pinnacle Baseball Series 1. Pinnacle was really starting to …
