The Upper Deck Company has become firmly entrenched in baseball card history and the 1989 Upper Deck set remains one of the most influential and important sets of baseball cards ever issued.  As well documented as the hobby history has become, it remains a pleasure to speak with someone directly involved in a set and […]

As a lifelong Phillies fan, my favorite baseball card would–if it existed–be a John Kennedy in the 1957 Topps set. Unfortunately, for all baseball historians including me, there never was such a card. Which makes Kennedy, along with the Reds’ Nino Escalara, the only ground-breaking black players never to appear in a major card set. […]

Selling baseball cards is especially difficult if you don’t understand exactly what cards you have for sale! Learning to identify the various Topps, Donruss, Fleer, Upper Deck, Bowman, Goudey, Stadium Club, or Allen & Ginter can be absolutely overwhelming for a person new to the hobby. If you are fortunate enough to have some of […]