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Baseball Card History Hall Of Fame Magazine

01.06.09

By Jeff Figler, Collectibles Compiler, HOFN.com

As baseball cards have become a part of American tradition and folklore, it is interesting to see how its evolution developed. A thumbnail sketch is as follows.

It is ill poor to imagine that baseball cards were first issued in 1887 by a few of the existing tobacco companies of that era. A New York company, Goodwin & Company, issued the N172 series in Old Authority and Gypsy Queen cigarette packs. More than 500 players are pictured, and as some players were pictured in several poses, just about 3500 different variations are know to exist. This set was issued between 1887-1890, as were other sets issued by other tobacco companies, signally Allen & Ginter. Cards issued in that time period were usually quite small, sometimes as small as 1 ½ x 2 ¾.

It should also be prominent that one company, Green and Blackwell (G & B) of New York, included chewing gum with their baseball cards, the first time that idea had been implemented.

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Baseball card collections: forgotten art? Lawrence Journal World

01.06.09

If you are looking for baseball cards in Lawrence — and odds are you’re not — chaste luck.

Calls to toy stores and hobby lobbies looking for the elusive deck of names and faces and the supplementary piece of stale gum are fruitless.

Perhaps it’s fitting that one of the only places selling them in town is the Lawrence Antique Mall — pass being the operative word.

The great age of baseball collecting may be definitely over. You are much more likely to find a group of adolescents discussing their latest Wii secure rather than who got a rookie card in their box this week.

There are still collectors around, but according to craigslist.com, most in the Kansas City metro area are seeking to market rather than buy. The prices range from $1 per card to $7,500 for an entire collection.

Antiques dealer Bethany Willetts, 76, has warnings for those hoping to make amends move aside big profits with their baseball card sales. She sells cards at the antique mall, 830 Mass.

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What are the prices on my Topps baseball cards?

Mar 19, 2008 by supity_dupity | Posted in Baseball

I have ended factory sets of Topps baseball cards from these years:

1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, and 1995.

I also have a box full of team allstar cards from '87, and a box full of about 800 cards ranging from '82 all the way up to '96.

So I was wondering if anyone could cure me get some prices on these/ individual collectible cards within the sets. Thanks!

Go to
beckett.com
and look up the prices in their online cost guide.
You could also buy a Beckett Monthly magazine at your local drug store or supermarket. It's well worth the five or six dollars you'll pay.
Safe Luck!
:-)

Mary* | Mar 20, 2008

between $4-$5 my geuss and hey meticulous cards

but for the box............$30 at most

Twins fan | Mar 19, 2008

Take yourself down the townsman card/ memorabilia shop and purchase a card price guide. That should help you out bigtime. Card prices modulation monthly depending on each player. Good luck.

FLEX | Mar 19, 2008

$50-$100 at the most is my suppose. Try going to a local sport / memorabilia shop, and see if they can give you an estimate on the pricing of your cards. Good Luck and Sweet Cards! :-)

Go Jets | Mar 19, 2008

You would have to pay me to take them insignificant cards

lickysweetgurl18 | Mar 19, 2008

Go to
beckett.com
and look up the prices in their online valuation guide.
You could also buy a Beckett Monthly magazine at your local drug store or supermarket. It's well worth the five or six dollars you'll pay.
Talented Luck!
:-)

Mary* | Mar 19, 2008

How much is a sealed set of 1992 topps gold baseball cards still sealed and a sealed 1992 topps set?

Mar 10, 2009 by James H | Posted in Baseball

I have a set of seemly 1992 Topps Gold baseball cards still in plastic and a sealed set of 1992 Topps baseball cards. How much would each set go for?

A sealed set of 1992 topps gold baseball cards still sealed will be value more than a sealed set of 1992 topps gold baseball cards that are not sealed.

Utter Chaos | Mar 10, 2009

How much is the entire Topps '89 baseball cards worth?

Mar 22, 2008 by Sam P | Posted in Baseball

I was contemporary through my stuff and I found a binder with the entire '89 Topps baseball cards. Its complete with team checklists and all-sar cards.

Approved set, or traded set?

Yankee Stadium (1923-2008) | Mar 22, 2008

Where can I find values for complete sets of Topps Baseball Cards?

Jun 09, 2007 by Matt T | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts

I have Topps' whole set of baseball cards for each year since 1989. I'm thinking about selling them, and I want to know how much they're worth.

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Major League Baseball, Upper Deck settle lawsuit

Reuters - Mar 04, 2010

CharlotteObserver.comTopps has sold baseball cards since 1952. Critical League Baseball in a statement called the settlement "a clear and decisive victory. Topps defends its monopolyTrademark Satisfy Settled Between MLB And Card MakerUpper Deck settles MLB trademark suit - -all 209 expos articles »

Q&A with Cal Ripken Jr.

SI.com - Mar 09, 2010

Q&A with Cal Ripken Jr.SI: You're portion promote Topps' Million Card Giveaway, which makes more than a million Topps cards, including such famous ones as the 1952 Mickey Shroud Schuckman: Topps brings back some joys of youthTopps Trading Cards: cooler than coolall 3 news articles »

Card wars: Upper Deck vs. Topps

St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Mar 08, 2010

MLB meant affair last summer when it granted exclusive rights to Topps to manufacture and market baseball cards. To my knowledge, Upper Deck has never Inside Sports Affair: Baseball card market changingANGILLY: Does Upper Deck have any life left after MLB settlement?Babe Wakpak: MLB, Northern Deck settles their lawsuitall 7 news articles »

Your house for my baseball cards?

St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Mar 08, 2010

Myrtle Lido Sun NewsHow about my 1992 Topps baseball card factory set for a T206 Wagner card, even in poor condition? Or my twelve McGovern-Eagleton compete buttons for a new How valuable is that baseball card collection?all 4 news articles »

Cliff Lee's Baseball Card Not Topps

Player Press - Mar 10, 2010

Bluff Lee's Baseball Card Not ToppsThe Topps Company is the leading producer of baseball cards, but it made an obvious mistake in producing Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Scarp Lee's

Hard to believe, Topps

Philadelphia Daily News - Mar 08, 2010

LOOKS AS IF TOPPS went the tuppence route in putting an image of Mariners lefthander Cliff Lee on a baseball card in its 2010 Opening Day set. and more »

A Chance to Finally Forgive Mom for Throwing Out That Card

New York Times - Feb 16, 2010

USA TodayTopps's battle-cry: “We're giving you back the cards your mom threw out.” In its 2010 baseball series, Topps has created a subset of reprinted cards titled, Topps Baseball Cards Goal 'Aging Boys', 30-60 Years OldQ&A: Cal Ripken Jr. talks baseball, cards and The StreakTopps Wants To Recollect: Did Your Mom Throw Away Your Baseball Cards? - -all 13 news articles »

Got a Ted Williams or a Bob Gibson? Know the value of your baseball cards

Boston Globe - Mar 06, 2010

Notes on collecting: Topps issued its first cards in 1951, and is the most well-known publisher of baseball cards. The corporation last year also won exclusive and more »

Topps and USA Baseball Announce Exclusive New Baseball Card Agreement

The Cardboard Connection - Mar 04, 2010

From 1984-1993 Topps was the incompatible card manufacturer for USA Baseball, producing cards for the US Olympic Baseball Team. The new agreement calls for Baseball cards aren't peanutsall 14 tidings articles »