It’s basically impossible to know how many of these 1972 Reyauca (Venezuela) stickers and sheets still exist, but the price felt fair, and I’m happy to add this one to The Hobby Library (F/B).
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After a few weeks of building, I’m excited to launch PostWarCards Wire—a free homepage that tracks 200+ hobby sources, marketplace activity, YouTube, newsletters, blogs, auctions, and more in one place. postwarcardswire.com
The Latest Non-Sport Report is out! The 4th isssue of my new newsletter! thenonsportreport.substack.com/p/jurassic-p...
Today, in NL 349: Junk Wax’s Trophy Holograms & Two Nolan Ryan Topps Vault Gems postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...
The first generation of Topps sports card checklists deserves more attention. Here’s a look at every 1956-57 baseball & football checklist, their populations, and some eye-opening prices. www.postwarcards.com/the-first-to...
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Keith Olbermann sent over six more unused Bowman original artworks for the Original Artwork Archive, including four confirmed identifications and a cleaner look at the long-running Phil Marchildon mystery. ⚾️ www.postwarcards.com/six-more-unu...
The Unopened Collectible of the Day, from the Post War Cards Unopened Photo Archive: A 1958/59 Parkhurst Hockey Five-Cent Wax Pack.
Today, in NL 348: A Quick National Recap & 1980s Topps Baseball Sticker Albums postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...
Tomorrow's Unopened Market Report is inspired by vintage newspaper ads: 1953 Topps Baseball Packs, Topps' Bazooka Halloween Bubble Gum Boxes, 1955 Bowman Baseball, and 1957 Topps Football Subscribe here: postwarcards.substack.com
A look at today’s Collector’s Pulse on PostWarCards Wire. Every morning, a quick summary of the biggest hobby stories before diving into the full feed. Built because I got tired of checking 20 different sites. postwarcardswire.com Still tweaking the AI weights. 😄
After a few weeks of building, I’m excited to launch PostWarCards Wire—a free homepage that tracks 200+ hobby sources, marketplace activity, YouTube, newsletters, blogs, auctions, and more in one place. postwarcardswire.com
The Unopened Collectible of the Day, from the Post War Cards Unopened Photo Archive: A super tough 1956 Topps Basball Buttons (Pins) Five-Cent Display Box.
Keith Olbermann sent over six more unused Bowman original artworks for the Original Artwork Archive, including four confirmed identifications and a cleaner look at the long-running Phil Marchildon mystery. ⚾️ www.postwarcards.com/six-more-unu...
Tomorrow's Unopened Market Report is inspired by vintage newspaper ads: 1953 Topps Baseball Packs, Topps' Bazooka Halloween Bubble Gum Boxes, 1955 Bowman Baseball, and 1957 Topps Football Subscribe here: postwarcards.substack.com
The Hobby Library additions from this year’s National. Not quite the haul of years past—but I think that’s less about what was at the show and more about how deep the library stacks have become.
Today, in NL 347: Buying 2000 Upper Deck Football Boxes for $46 via Fax, On The Blog, & Two Pulls I’ll Never Forget postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...
Today, in NL 346: One of the Toughest Topps Salesman Samples (1967) & Remember the 1980 Topps Hit to Win Guidebook? postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...
If you missed it yesterday. Hobby writing history!
The February 1976 issue of The Trader Speaks is now in The Hobby Library! A fascinating time capsule featuring a classic T212 Obaks article first published in 1961. 📚⚾ www.postwarcards.com/the-trader-s...
Today, in NL 345: The $219 1985 Star Gatorade Jordan Time Machine, In The News, & Three Pieces of Original Topps Football Artwork postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...
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The 1965 and 1966 Topps Hockey checklists feature one of my favorite checklist designs ever. A row of hockey pucks becomes the “CHECKLIST” banner, and they’re tougher in high grade than many collectors realize. 🏒 www.postwarcards.com/the-puck-che...
The February 1976 issue of The Trader Speaks is now in The Hobby Library! A fascinating time capsule featuring a classic T212 Obaks article first published in 1961. 📚⚾ www.postwarcards.com/the-trader-s...
Today, in NL 344: Have You Seen This Topps Basketball Advertising Poster Before?, Great Hobby Writing, & The Trader Speaks Flies Again! postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...
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After a few weeks of building, I’m excited to launch PostWarCards Wire—a free homepage that tracks 200+ hobby sources, marketplace activity, YouTube, newsletters, blogs, auctions, and more in one place. postwarcardswire.com
The third issue of my new newsletter, The Non-Sport Report, is out! Guaranteed 100% Splinter-Free! Check it out: thenonsportreport.substack.com/p/wood-plaks...
The 1965 and 1966 Topps Hockey checklists feature one of my favorite checklist designs ever. A row of hockey pucks becomes the “CHECKLIST” banner, and they’re tougher in high grade than many collectors realize. 🏒 www.postwarcards.com/the-puck-che...
Today, in NL 343: Rickey Henderson’s First Topps Contract Turns 50 & Jordan Still Reigns at SCP’s Summer Premier Auction postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...
A few cards from Auctions Past, courtesy of The Post War Cards Hobby Library: A Few of GAI's 1st Issue/1st Graded 1957 Topps Baseball Cards (Mastro, Aug. 2002).
Today, in NL 342: See You at the National Sports Collectors Convention & Pelé, Messi & Yamal Lead Part 2 Of Goldin’s Global Football Auction postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...
After a few weeks of building, I’m excited to launch PostWarCards Wire—a free homepage that tracks 200+ hobby sources, marketplace activity, YouTube, newsletters, blogs, auctions, and more in one place. postwarcardswire.com
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The Unopened Collectible of the Day, from the Post War Cards Unopened Photo Archive: 12 1956 Topps Western Round-Up Five Cent Packs, offered together as a lot in April 2004. Total PSA Pop today is 21.