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Baseball Card Auctions: Dynamics and Bid Psychology
The auction world has become a central force in the baseball card hobby. Whether it’s eBay listings closing every second or high-end cards headlining at Heritage, Goldin, or PWCC, auctions play a key role in shaping baseball card values. But beyond simple supply and demand, there are powerful psychological and structural forces at work. Baseball…
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Baseball Card Printing Plates: 1/1 Relics from the Printing Press
In the vast and varied world of baseball card collecting, few items bridge the gap between hobby and production like baseball card printing plates. These metal sheets are not merely collectibles – they are tools of the trade, direct artifacts of the printing process itself. Unlike parallels or autographs, printer plates were never originally intended…
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Black Sox Baseball Cards: Scandal Meets Hobby
Few stories in baseball history have cast a longer or darker shadow than the 1919 Black Sox Scandal, when eight members of the Chicago White Sox were accused of conspiring to throw the World Series. Despite – or perhaps because of – the scandal, interest in the players involved has endured for over a century.…
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MLB Players From Vermont (& Their Cards)
Vermont is known as “The Brave Little State,” for many reasons, including its size and scrappiness. You’d be forgiven for thinking that it’s not a hotbed of baseball activity, but the state has produced over 30 MLB players from Vermont, including one Hall of Famer. While it may lack the year-round playing conditions of California…
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Ben Baller: Topps Chrome Collection, Project 2020 and Project 70
Ben Baller is a name synonymous with luxury, creativity, and an unmistakable sense of style. From designing jewelry for A-list celebrities to making a name for himself in the world of sports collectibles, Baller has left an indelible mark. His involvement in baseball cards, particularly through Topps’ Project 2020, Project 70, and the 2022 Topps…