Welcome to Beckett Sports Card Hot/Cold where we take quick and fun look at what’s hot and what’s not in the worlds of sports and sports cards over the last week. It wasn’t the most exciting Super Bowl (unless, of course, you’re an Eagles fan), but there’s something to be said for such an impressive…
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The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame has unveiled its 2010 class of inductees, a crop that includes representatives from from all levels of basketball — and even “The Dream Team” from the 1992 Olympics. Here’s a rundown of who’s in and where they appear on cardboard … JERRY BUSS — Owner of the Los…
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The Antonio Gates Rookie Card lineup is both simple and challenging. Despite arriving in the league at a time when there were dozens of sets each year, the tight end appeared in very few of them in his debut season of 2003. The result? If collectors want a full run of Antonio Gates Rookie Cards,…
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By Chris Olds | Beckett Basketball Editor | Commentary Picture in your mind the typical sports card shop, or maybe just the one you visited last. If you’re lucky, the shop will have row after row of vintage cards to peruse, legends of the past to be found with the flick of a finger in…
Publicist Milton Kahn produced this 25-card set to chronicle the career of former Boston Celtic great and Basketball Hall of Famer Bob Cousy. Production quantities of the standard-size cards were limited to 100,000 sets. The cards were only available in complete set form. The fronts feature black and white photos that capture various moments in…