The 1999-00 SkyBox Impact set was released in May,2000 as a 200-card set. Each pack contained 10-cards and carried a suggested retail price of .99. In addition, a Vince Carter Slam Dunk card was added to the set near the end of production, the card is serial numbered to 2000. There were also 15 hand-numbered…
This past Saturday was the annual Shikellamy Card show. Better known as the Shik Show, this is the largest local card show and one that’s within walking distance for yours truly. Annual Shikellamy Sports Card Show draws hundreds | News | dailyitem.com The first Shik Show was held in 1991, and every year since, as…
Dallas-area sports card dealer Jeremy Donson, who is known as “The Texas Snowman” on his longtime partner Chris Sewall’s YouTube channel, was working a sports card show in September with his partner Bill Hughes when a man walked in with a large roller bag filled with approximately 500 slabs. The man, a collector for 40…
Tradition plays a huge role in the world of baseball cards. That tradition may be constantly evolving, but there are some things that remain true. Like Topps Baseball and the Rookie Card. In a baseball card landscape that now includes dozens of brands and releases each year, Topps Rookie Cards continue to be one of…
Randomly inserted in packs at the rate of one in eight, this 20-card set features top players, by position, for both the NFC and AFC. Each card features a micro-etched foil background and card backs carry an “ST” prefix. Read Less » Randomly inserted in packs at the rate of one in eight, this 20-card…
NORTHUMBERLAND — Darren Adams brought his two kids to the annual Shikellamy Card Show held at the middle school in Northumberland Saturday. “It’s a good experience for them,” the Sunbury resident said as his kids, Adalynn, 8, and Lucas, 9, received signed sports cards from Seattle Mariner Nick Dunn, a Shikellamy High School 2015 graduate. …
Cubs historical sleuthing: Ernie Banks baseball card error edition MSN
This looks like an ordinary sleuthing job, an old black and white photo showing a Cubs batter wearing No. 19. Here’s why it’s not: That… is emphatically NOT Ernie Banks. This is from Upper Deck’s Hall of Famers set, released in 2001. My friend and Cubs By The Numbers co-author Kasey Ignarski sent me this…
Emma Roberts has impressed the internet with her Baltimore Orioles Jackson Holliday trading card—but some think it’s “rigged.” The actor, known for her roles in TV shows like Scream Queens and American Horror Story, is passionate about collecting baseball cards and she recently added the incredibly rare card of the second baseman to her collection….
Seattle Sports has your chance to win two VIP tickets to the Seattle Front Row Card Show! Featuring 200 tables of cards, comics, and collectibles the Front Row Card Show will be held January 18th – 19th at the Greater Tacoma Convention Center. This is a show for collectors of sports cards (baseball, football, basketball,…