2023-24 Hockey Cards – Beckett News
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2017-18 Upper Deck Black Diamond Hockey Pure Black Steven Stamkos Autograph – Beckett
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1992-93 Upper Deck #37 Wayne Gretzky BL/Keith Gretzky/Brent Gretzky
BySCMThe 1992-93 Upper Deck hockey set contains 640 standard-size cards. The set was released in two series of 440 and 200 cards, respectively. Action photos on the fronts are bordered by the player’s name and team logo at the bottom. Special subsets featured include Team Checklists (1-24), Bloodlines (35-39), ’92 World Juniors (222-236), Russian Stars…
2024-25 Upper Deck Allure Across the Pond Golden Treasures Hockey Sports Cards Online Values and Checklists
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Vintage sports cards are becoming a smaller, but still valuable ’boutique’ segment
BySCMIn July, Collectors Holdings executive Ryan Hoge said that its SGC grading division would become more of a “boutique grading brand” specializing in vintage cards — generally considered cards issued before 1974. That raises the question, is the vintage market itself just a small, boutique corner of the ever expanding sports card universe? Positing that…
Paul Skenes MLB Debut Patch controversy explained: The card, the bounties and the backlash
BySCMPaul Skenes’ 2024 Topps MLB Debut Patch card might have been the most sought-after baseball card in recent memory. It sparked a Willy Wonka-like chase that ended with an 11-year-old boy holding the golden ticket, but then the situation took a turn as conspiracy theories spread. Following The Athletic’s exclusive interview with the boy who…
Collectors are paying more for cards with PSA’s newest grading labels — why?
BySCMThe reason people grade trading cards and seal them in plastic tombs in perpetuity is to create a permanent declaration of condition and benchmark of value. But what’s most important today: the card’s grade or when it was graded? Cards within the same grade will always have varying eye appeal (each grade encompasses a range…