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- History of Baseball CardsBaseball was developed from the English sports of cricket and rounders. According to legend, a West Point cadet named Abner Doubleday "invented" the sport around 1839 in Cooperstown, New York. We do know that the first organized baseball game was played in Hoboken, New Jersey in 1847 and that the sport began to flourish during the U.S. Civil War when Union soldiers played baseball during their encampments. After the war ended in 1865, many of the soldiers took the game home with them. The link to baseball's Civil War roots is most evident in the fact that until the 1960s, every major league team was located in a city that had stayed in the Union.
- Baseball Card BlogsBelow are a list of some of our favorite card collecting blog articles. The links that follow them are to up to date feeds from recently submitted articles to each respective blog. Each blog gives its own unique insight into the baseball card collecting hobby. Read through these to gain more information on today's hottest cards, brands, sets, and players in the collection industry. The feeds from each blog are rotated, so check back often for new articles and information.
- Baseball Card ReviewsBaseball cards reviews for some of the most popular sets of cards in the industry today. Topps, upper deck, bowman.
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- Bowman Hobby BoxesBowman is the preferred brand for baseball collectors who want the very first cards of tomorrow's MLB stars, so speculators love Bowman. Since Major League Baseball changed the rules on rookie cards a few years ago, players need to play in their first big
- Bowman Chrome
- Bowman Heritage
- Bowmans Best
- Donruss Hobby Boxes
- Fleer Hobby Boxes
- Fleer Tradition
- Fleer Ultra
- Score Hobby Boxes
- Topps Hobby BoxesSynonymous with baseball trading cards, The Topps Company has a long and very rich history within the sport. Topps produced its first baseball set in 1951 with the game- oriented Red and Black set. But it was the 1952 set that really brought the modern sp
- Topps 1952 Rookies
- Topps Chrome
- Topps Finest
- Topps HeritageBuy Topps American Heritage cards. The hottest baseball card set around.
- Topps Sterling
- Topps Turkey Red
- Tristar Hobby BoxesCombining the anticipation of opening a pack of trading cards to find your favorite player with the excitement of collecting sports memorabilia, TRISTAR created the HIDDEN TREASURES sports collectibles product line. Each package of HIDDEN TREASURES is gu
- Upper Deck Hobby BoxesIn 1989, The Upper Deck Company made history by launching an entirely new type of baseball card product. By introducing cards printed on high-quality paper stock with hologram stamping and full-color photos on the front and back, Upper Deck revolutionized
- Upper Deck Authentic24 packs per box with 5 cards per pack. Find two By the Letter Signatures in every box on average! Look for redemptions for the By the Letter entire last name! Pull one Dual, Triple, Quad Autograph or Auto Parallel of the base set in each case on average!
- Upper Deck BlackFind autographs with multiple swatches of memorabilia and exciting themes like Game Day autographs featuring tickets, lineup cards and box scores! Look for random White Packs that include an autographed 1-of-1! Over 1,000 autographed 1-of-1s in the produc
- Upper Deck ElementsBuy Upper Deck Elements Hobby Boxes
- Storage, Display, SuppliesBaseball Card Storage, display, supplies, boxes, binders, top loaders, sheets, penny sleeve
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