Tag: baseball cards

Luke Heimlich is the OSU ace pitcher with a dark past. Does he deserve an MLB shot? Does his sports memorabilia deserve to be collected?

Digital Cards: Digital sports cards are trading cards you can view and collect on your phone through an app. These might sound like a gimmick but they’re more popular and necessary than you think.

      Last Wednesday, April 25th, 2018, Bowman baseball was released. Bowman has been a staple in baseball card collecting for several years now and...

The Boston Red Sox seem to have a very bizarre problem: from a collecting standpoint, the Boston Red Sox have so many stars and breakout rookies that it is devaluing the cards and memorabilia of those players.

Innovation in Card Collecting: A lack of innovation and competition is the biggest problem for collectors of sports cards. It creates high prices and discourages new people from collecting. Card companies are not completely to blame.

I enjoy writing articles about a hobby I love. Writing gives me a way to express my opinions and beliefs about collecting, sports cards,...

During the Junk Wax Era  baseball card companies came close to bankruptcy and nearly ruined a beloved hobby for many. But how did this happen and what did the hobby learn from it?

For baseball card collectors this is arguably the most important time of the year. Topps releases their first set of the season, 2018 Topps Series 1 and this release is the mark of collecting season for baseball.

Collecting is not a profitable hobby, much like racing or restoring cars. But collectors are people too and like all people they like to save money and score good deals. Here are some helpful tips on how to keep your wallet and collection full by understanding the sports memorabilia market.

Hollywood is known to embellish or ignore certain facts, laws of physics, or simply make things up to suit their own needs and the story as they see fit. Sports Cards in Hollywood, collecting, and sports memorabilia are no exception.