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By the mid 1950’s, Topps had established dominance in the baseball card market. Having outsold Bowman, their main competitor, every year since 1952, Topps was ready to branch out into other sports in an attempt to maximize their reach. But before they made trading cards in basketball (their first set released in 1957) and football …
A member of the “All Deadball Era” team, Charlie Hemphill had a rather peculiar career. Playing for six different teams over the course of 11 seasons, Hemphill was known as a decent hitter who had a penchant for drawing walks, but also as a fielder who was tremendously bad at defense and a teammate who …
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A pioneer of the position, Charles “Red” Dooin was a catcher for the Philadelphia Phillies during the height of the dead ball era from 1902 until 1914. An average hitter (even for the era), he was mostly known for his defensive work behind the plate. Though he stood at only five foot nine and weighed …
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By the 1970’s, the Topps monopoly on baseball cards was in full swing. Since beating Bowman at their own game in 1956, Topps stretched its legs for the next twenty years, owning the baseball card market and even getting into other products like tattoos. In 1960, Topps released a set of tattoos with names like …
Since 2007, collectors have turned to Greg Morris Cards for reliable and consistent grades among our incredible selection of vintage baseball cards. Every day, our team of experts lists thousands of raw baseball cards that have been carefully examined and given accurate grades based on decades of experience in the hobby. But our latest set …
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As we’ve done previously, it’s time to look at another example of the value increase consigners can get by using Greg Morris Cards to sell their collection. Today we will look at a classic baseball card: the 1989 Upper Deck #1 Ken Griffey Jr. No baseball card collection is complete without a star rookie card …
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In 1971, Rogie Vachon realized he had lost the starting goaltender job in Montreal. Newcomer Ken Dryden stole the show in the playoffs the previous year, leading the Canadiens to their 15th Stanley Cup win. There was no way the Habs wouldn’t make Dryden, a 23-year-old phenom, their guy going forward. This left Vachon, a …
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The 1972 Topps Baseball set features an astonishing assortment of popular veteran players, young blossoming stars, and eventual Hall of Famers. And with its flashy design and groovy font, it’s one of the most popular sets to collect from the 1970s. Another feature of the set are the action shots that are littered throughout the …
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Everyone is probably familiar with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s rookie card, which was released by Topps in 1969. At the time, the incredibly skilled Milwaukee Bucks center was known as Lew Alcindor, and his first appearance in the North American sports card market was in Topps’ main basketball card release that year. Abdul-Jabbar’s 1969 Topps rookie is …
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