As a kid growing up in Northern California, you had a choice to be a Giants fan or an A’s fan. I chose both. However, I collected Giants cards. The first player I chose was Willie McCovey Baseball Cards. To this day, I still have no idea how I chose him but I think it […]
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Nellie Fox Baseball Cards
Nellie Fox was one of the greatest second baseman to ever play the game. He played for the Chicago White Sox so he may not have received the amount of attention he should have. Maybe if he had played for the New York Yankees or Brooklyn Dodgers; we would have heard more about him. Defensive […]
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1958 Topps Roger Maris
The Roger Maris Rookie Card From 1958. Card # 47: Roger Maris Rookie Card Roger Maris was one of the great hitters of his generation. Unfortunately, when you play for the New York Yankees in the 1960s; you compete for attention with Mickey Mantle. Fortunately, they both have great baseball cards. In fact, the 1958 […]
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Collecting 1963 Topps Baseball Cards
The hits just keep on coming for the 1963 Topps Baseball Cards Set. As if the 1961 and 1962 Topps sets weren’t hard enough ,the 1963 set is absolutely loaded with Hall of Famers. There are a total of 576 cards in the 1963 Set. Each 5 cent pack contained a peel-off insert and a […]
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Collecting the 1962 Topps Baseball Card Set
One of My Favorite Sets to Collect You have now reached one of Baseball Card Adviser’s favorite sets. If you want to collect the 1962 Topps Baseball Card Set…bring a checkbook, credit card, and line of credit for high grade cards. This set is absolutely brutal. Many collectors over the years have told us they […]
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Collecting the 1960 Topps Baseball Card Set
Great Design for the 1960 Topps Baseball Cards The 1960 Topps baseball card set is a Baseball Card Adviser favorite. The horizontal design, along with the vibrant colors stands out against its previous years issues. Furthermore, one of the nice parts about this set is Topps finally started paying attention to centering. After the debacle […]
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The 1958 Topps baseball card set is notoriously difficult to collect after years of input to Baseball Card Advisors. This set is plagued by miscuts and poor centering throughout. Like the 1959 Topps set, we are starting to think there might have been a little something extra in the cutter’s coffee..HA! This set has the […]
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Baseball Card Advisors has been told countless times that the 1957 Topps set is a collector favorite. It has been explained that the cards look truly “vintage”, “old”, or “what baseball cards are supposed to look like”. Baseball Card Advisors loves this set simply because of the pure firepower of the names included. 1957 Topps […]
Continue ReadingBaseball Cards Graded? Should I consider grading my cards?
Should I Get My Baseball Cards Graded? This is a conversation I have everyday with clients, Should I get my Baseball Cards Graded? Grading of sports cards is very common in today’s marketplace, however, can be very expensive. The answer is…..yes and no. Look at it this way; if you have a card that is […]
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Investing in Baseball Cards….Let me start by saying I am not a financial advisor. I introduce the investment angle as I see more investors taking advantage of the opportunity investing in baseball cards provides. This isn’t to say collecting cards can be a bad investment…just ask the millions of us who have boxes and boxes […]
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