Sponsored by the Red Wing Police Department and various local businesses, this 25-card standard-size set features the 1986 Red Wing Aces/Scarlets. The fronts feature black-and-white posed player photos with dark blue borders. The team name is printed in a red bar above the photo, while the player’s name, position and number, along with the team logo, appear in a red bar below the photo. The backs carry a player profile, safety tips and advertisements for various sponsors. Read Less »
Sponsored by the Red Wing Police Department and various local businesses, this 25-card standard-size set features the 1986 Red Wing Aces/Scarlets. The fronts feature black-and-white posed player photos with dark blue borders. The team name is printed in a red bar above the photo, while the player’s … Read More »
The format has changed from the past two years into a more traditional hobby box approach. In 2023, you would 30 cards in a box with no guaranteed auto. Your odds of hitting the auto was one in three boxes and your price per box direct from Topps was $50. This year, you get 72…
For the first time ever, Topps Heritage will feature chrome autographs. The 2025 product is set to drop April 23rd and will feature the 1976 Topps design. FIRST LOOK: For the first time ever, Topps Heritage Baseball will feature Chrome Autographs. pic.twitter.com/jWYYUhzaaG — Topps (@Topps) April 19, 2025 In each hobby box there is a…
Baseball star Pete Alonso rips open a pack of cards as Topps celebrates production of 1,000,000 … [+] cards. (Brandon Wade/AP Images for Topps) Copyright 2020 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. The genius who dubbed baseball cards “cardboard gold” was right on the money. So says Armand Wilson, a 35-year-old Yankees fan whose one-of-a-kind…
A cornerstone in the vintage baseball card hobby, the 1972 Topps Carlton Fisk Rookie Card celebrates the debut of one of the game’s great catchers to play the game. The card itself, which features a young Fisk alongside Cecil Cooper and Mike Garman, was just three short years before his iconic 1975 World Series home…
The young collector who scored a one-of-a-kind baseball card featuring National League Rookie of the Year Paul Skenes has turned down a trade offer from the Pittsburgh Pirates. Topps announced Friday that the 11-year-old from the Los Angeles area had declined the deal and instead was going to put the card — which features Skenes’…
Remember the boxed set boom of the 1980s and early 1990s? It was all the fun of baseball card collecting without the hassle of opening packs and wondering who you were going to pull. Alright, so maybe it’s not hard to see why they fell by the wayside… Still, while most of those sets hold…