Topps released licensed NBA cards last week for the first time in over 15 years after taking over the exclusive license from rival Panini. The 2025-26 Topps Basketball flagship release has sparked a frenzy of interest as basketball card collectors get their first glimpse of what Topps has in store for this new era of…
The 1991-92 Parkhurst hockey set marks Pro Set’s resurrection of this venerable hockey card brand. The set was primarily released in two series. Both series contain 225 standard-size cards and five (four in the second series) special PHC collectible cards randomly inserted into foil packs. First and second series production quantities were each reported to…
LOS ANGELES — David Aguilar has been a Los Angeles Dodgers fan for 50 years, but not once did he think he’d experience something like this. The Dodgers were trailing the Toronto Blue Jays 5-4 in the bottom of the seventh inning of Game 3 of the World Series. Shohei Ohtani, who was 3-for-3 with…
Toronto Blue Jays outfielder George Springer raced around the basepaths after his latest “Springer Dinger,” pointing to the sky and pumping his fists, showing off a pair of Kelly green and blue Nike custom batting gloves inspired by the Hartford Whalers. The former World Series MVP was celebrating his Game 7 go-ahead home run against…
Set Description from Beckett Database The 315 cards in this parallel version of the ’94-95 Parkhurst set were issued 1:47 packs. A gold foil hockey player icon and the addition of the word “Parkie”, written in gold foil distinguish this set from the regular Parkhurst set. The Rookie Standout and Parkie’s Best subset gold cards…
Commander is built on a simple restriction called color identity. A card’s color identity includes its colors plus any mana symbols found in its rules text. Your commander’s color identity dictates every card you’re allowed to play. Under the current rules, a hybrid mana symbol like the one on Rhys the Redeemed, which can be…
The 1990-91 Topps hockey set contains 396 standard-size cards. The fronts feature color action photos with color borders (according to team) on all four sides. A hockey stick is superimposed over the picture at the top border. The backs have yearly statistics, playoff statistics, and game winning goals from 1989-90. Included in the set is…
Few modern baseball cards have blended politics and workplace pranks quite like the infamous Derek Jeter #40 card from the 2007 Topps release. What began as a typical Topps card of the New York Yankees great turned into one of the most talked-about hobby oddities of the early 2000s — a gag that slipped past…
The 1991-92 Score Canadian hockey set features 660 standard-size cards. The set was released in two series of 330 cards each. The borders on the front of first series cards shade from red to white, top to bottom. The fronts of the second series cards shade from bright blue to white. The two series also…
The best way to describe the ceiling for Shohei Ohtani’s baseball card market might be as “breakable,” as he’s established new highs time and time again. Gauging when Ohtani’s ceiling will become a more permanent fixture, though, is an ongoing and possibly neverending exercise. Take for example the plight of Randy Boudreaux. The CEO of…