Baseball Card Reviews
Below you will find links to baseball cards reviews for some of the most popular sets of cards in the industry today. I've broken them down by sets. The reviews will open in a new window. Check back for updated reviews. I've also added a selection of box break videos. Enjoy.Topps
Review: 2007 Topps Baseball - Series 1 and 2Topps is back in black! This review breaks down 2007 Topps Baseball Series 1 and 2.
Review: 2007 Topps Moments & Milestones Baseball
Topps Moments & Milestones Baseball focuses on some of the more memorable parts of the best seasons of various MLB stars. It features two autographed cards per box abd the first Topps rookie cards of Daisuke "Dice-K" Matsuzaka.
Topps Moments & Milestones Baseball focuses on some of the more memorable parts of the best seasons of various MLB stars. It features two autographed cards per box abd the first Topps rookie cards of Daisuke "Dice-K" Matsuzaka.
Review: 2007 Topps Opening Day Baseball
Celebrate the beginning of the 2007 MLB season with the aptly named 2007 Topps Opening Day baseball set.
Celebrate the beginning of the 2007 MLB season with the aptly named 2007 Topps Opening Day baseball set.
Review: 2007 Topps Heritage Baseball
2007 Topps Heritage Baseball is ready to tempt set builders and fans of retro cards with a design that is based on the 1958 Topps Baseball set.
Review: 2007 Topps Co-Signers Baseball
Topps Co-Signers Baseball is the brand that figures if one autograph is good, two autographs on one card is better. In 2007, Co-Signers touts one dual-signed card per box on average.
Review: 2007 Topps Allen and Ginter Baseball
Designed to look like the tobacco cards of the late 19th Century, Topps Allen & Ginter Baseball mixes the look of yesterday with the technology of today.
2007 Topps Heritage Baseball is ready to tempt set builders and fans of retro cards with a design that is based on the 1958 Topps Baseball set.
Review: 2007 Topps Co-Signers Baseball
Topps Co-Signers Baseball is the brand that figures if one autograph is good, two autographs on one card is better. In 2007, Co-Signers touts one dual-signed card per box on average.
Review: 2007 Topps Allen and Ginter Baseball
Designed to look like the tobacco cards of the late 19th Century, Topps Allen & Ginter Baseball mixes the look of yesterday with the technology of today.
Review: 2007 Topps Updates & Highlights Baseball
Two series weren't enough for 2007 Topps Baseball. Updates & Highlights finishes off the season with 330 more base cards and a full lineup of additional inserts.
Two series weren't enough for 2007 Topps Baseball. Updates & Highlights finishes off the season with 330 more base cards and a full lineup of additional inserts.
Review: 2007 Topps Turkey Red Baseball
Topps once again pays tribute to the 1911 T-3 Cabinet Cards with 2007 Topps Turkey Red Baseball. This year's set features paintings by renowned baseball artist Dick Perez along with autographs, relic cards, Chrome parallels and more.
Topps once again pays tribute to the 1911 T-3 Cabinet Cards with 2007 Topps Turkey Red Baseball. This year's set features paintings by renowned baseball artist Dick Perez along with autographs, relic cards, Chrome parallels and more.
Review: 2007 Topps Rookies 1952 Edition Baseball
It's a pretty simple idea: put today's rookie baseball players on one of the most famous designs of all time, the 1952 Topps set. The result is 2007 Topps Rookies 1952 Edition, packing in hundreds of first-year players and three autographs per box.
Topps Triple Threads
I must admit – Topps Triple Threads reminds me a lot of Topps Tribute; And, in the words of the immortal Jerry Seinfeld: "not that there’s anything wrong with that."
It's a pretty simple idea: put today's rookie baseball players on one of the most famous designs of all time, the 1952 Topps set. The result is 2007 Topps Rookies 1952 Edition, packing in hundreds of first-year players and three autographs per box.
Topps Triple Threads
I must admit – Topps Triple Threads reminds me a lot of Topps Tribute; And, in the words of the immortal Jerry Seinfeld: "not that there’s anything wrong with that."
Bowman
Review: 2007 Bowman's Best Baseball
Bowman's Best Baseball tries to capture the hearts of autograph collectors with three autographs per mini-box in 2007. There's also plenty of rookie and prospect content, which collectors have come to expect from Bowman products.
Bowman's Best Baseball tries to capture the hearts of autograph collectors with three autographs per mini-box in 2007. There's also plenty of rookie and prospect content, which collectors have come to expect from Bowman products.
Review: 2007 Bowman Sterling Baseball
Bowman Sterling Baseball once again falls toward the high end of Topps releases for the 2007 season. Each five-card pack contains two autographed cards, one relic card, one rookie card and one prospect card.
Bowman Sterling Baseball once again falls toward the high end of Topps releases for the 2007 season. Each five-card pack contains two autographed cards, one relic card, one rookie card and one prospect card.
Review: 2007 Bowman Draft Picks & Prospects Baseball
Bowman Draft Picks & Prospects Baseball closes out the Bowman line for the 2007 season with a final batch of rookie cards and new prospect cards. Expect to find two Chrome cards per pack and an autographed Chrome card in each box.
Review: 2007 Bowman Chrome Baseball
Bowman Chrome Prospects cards make the release of Bowman Chrome Baseball a highly anticipated event for collectors who can't wait to get their hands on the first cards of the stars of tomorrow. The 2007 edition once again makes these cards the focus, with two prospects cards per pack and an autographed card in each box.
Review: 2007 Bowman Baseball
Bowman is the preferred brand for baseball collectors who want the very first cards of tomorrow's MLB stars. The 2007 release lives up to its storied name with plenty of prospects.
Bowman Draft Picks & Prospects Baseball closes out the Bowman line for the 2007 season with a final batch of rookie cards and new prospect cards. Expect to find two Chrome cards per pack and an autographed Chrome card in each box.
Review: 2007 Bowman Chrome Baseball
Bowman Chrome Prospects cards make the release of Bowman Chrome Baseball a highly anticipated event for collectors who can't wait to get their hands on the first cards of the stars of tomorrow. The 2007 edition once again makes these cards the focus, with two prospects cards per pack and an autographed card in each box.
Review: 2007 Bowman Baseball
Bowman is the preferred brand for baseball collectors who want the very first cards of tomorrow's MLB stars. The 2007 release lives up to its storied name with plenty of prospects.
Upper Deck
Upper Deck Reveals Mystery Dual Cuts Exchange Program DetailsCut signatures aren't new to the hobby, but Upper Deck's Mystery Dual Cuts Exchange Program is giving them a whole new chase element. Anyone who finds one of the redemption cards will be able to trade it for a 1-of-1 dual cut signature from an amazing checklist - and he or she will be able to pick the exact card they want.
Review: 2007 Upper Deck First Edition Baseball
A review of 2007 Upper Deck First Edition Baseball cards by Upper Deck.
Upper Deck SP Legendary Cuts
From top to bottom, 2006 Upper Deck SP Legendary Cuts delivers with Cut Signatures falling, on average, two per case. There are dual-signature cuts, as well – if you’re lucky enough to pull one of those bad boys!
From top to bottom, 2006 Upper Deck SP Legendary Cuts delivers with Cut Signatures falling, on average, two per case. There are dual-signature cuts, as well – if you’re lucky enough to pull one of those bad boys!
Mike Eisner: Upper Deck’s Sweet Spot Update
On average, one of the two autographs, which by the way are on a piece of material cut from the Sweet Spot of an actual baseball (stitches and all), is that of a "Rookie Card" eligible player such as Cole Hamels or Stephen Drew. These signatures are serial-numbered to 299 or less and add a tremendous amount of value to your pack-busting experience.
On average, one of the two autographs, which by the way are on a piece of material cut from the Sweet Spot of an actual baseball (stitches and all), is that of a "Rookie Card" eligible player such as Cole Hamels or Stephen Drew. These signatures are serial-numbered to 299 or less and add a tremendous amount of value to your pack-busting experience.
Review: 2006 UD Future Stars Baseball
A review of 2006 UD Future Stars baseball cards by Upper Deck.
A review of 2006 UD Future Stars baseball cards by Upper Deck.
Review: 2006 Upper Deck Update Baseball
A review of 2006 Upper Deck Update baseball cards by Upper Deck.
A review of 2006 Upper Deck Update baseball cards by Upper Deck.
Upper Deck SPx Baseball
Two serial-numbered certified autograph "Rookie Cards" per pack; Game-used jersey and patch cards from key players who participated in this past Springs World Baseball Classic; and, Exquisite redemption cards. All this in Upper Deck SPx Baseball.
Two serial-numbered certified autograph "Rookie Cards" per pack; Game-used jersey and patch cards from key players who participated in this past Springs World Baseball Classic; and, Exquisite redemption cards. All this in Upper Deck SPx Baseball.
Upper Deck Epic Baseball
Usually I associate the term "Epic" with any one of the Star Wars flicks, or the Raiders of the Lost Ark movies - even the first two Revenge of the Nerds masterpieces. But rarely do I attach such a powerful moniker to a set of baseball cards.
Usually I associate the term "Epic" with any one of the Star Wars flicks, or the Raiders of the Lost Ark movies - even the first two Revenge of the Nerds masterpieces. But rarely do I attach such a powerful moniker to a set of baseball cards.
Donruss
Review: 2007 Elite Extra EditionDonruss made its name in baseball cards, but it's been a while since the company has been able to visit the national pastime. Elite Extra Edition does just that with cards of top baseball draft picks, plus a whole lot more.
Fleer
Review: 2007 Fleer BaseballA review of 2007 Fleer Baseball cards by Upper Deck.
