The Topps monopoly is leading to crappy baseball cards - NBCSports.com

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The Topps monopoly is leading to crappy baseball cards NBCSports.com The Topps monopoly is leading to crappy cards: Ever since Topps monopoly began as the “Official Card of Major League Baseball” they have really jumped the shark on card quality, creativity, but especially photo-selection and editing. The Card Beat: Sports Collectibles News for February 10, 2012The Cardboard Connection all 2 news articles »

1975 Topps Mini Baseball Cards - The Cardboard Connection

1975 Topps Mini Baseball Cards The Cardboard Connection Topps was no different. For just the second time, Topps printed and released their annual baseball card set all at the same time, forgoing the multiple-series concept they used from 1952-1973. Unlike the previous year, the card maker experimented with ... and more »

Leftover Money for Vintage Hank Aaron - Talking Chop

Leftover Money for Vintage Hank Aaron Talking Chop This shouldn't be about getting people to buy a box of this year's baseball cards. It should be about turning people into collectors and getting them to want to buy boxes every time a new series comes out. Only time will tell if Topps has succeeded.

Skip Schumaker's new baseball card features the rally squirrel … but not Skip ... - Yahoo! Sports (blog)

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Skip Schumaker's new baseball card features the rally squirrel … but not Skip ... Yahoo! Sports (blog) The bottom of Skip Schumaker's pants leg is actually quite visible in the 2012 Topps Series 1 baseball card set that's launching on Wednesday. But most of the cardboard real estate belongs to the rally squirrel that dashed across Schumaker's path as ... St. Louis Cardinals' rally squirrel gets trading cardESPN Yes, this is actually Skip Schumaker's baseball cardNBCSports.com Rally Squirrel appears on 2012 baseball cardTucson Citizen SB Nation St. Louis -FOX2now.com -The Cardboard Connection all 12 news articles »

30 Most Ridiculous Baseball Cards of All Time - Bleacher Report

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30 Most Ridiculous Baseball Cards of All Time Bleacher Report The bespectacled Mike Armstrong was an eight-year veteran of baseball, and is perhaps best known for being the winning pitcher in the Pine Tar game of 1983. That same year, a Topps card came out that may show him at his most unflattering. and more »