5 Favorite Multi-player Baseball Cards of the 1960s
Even after its competition with Bowman, Topps continued to have fun with their issues, including these 5 star-packed but affordable 1960s cards.
View ArticleVintage Set of the Week: 1962 Topps Baseball Ingrained in Hobby Lore
Featuring wood borders and loaded with stars, the 1962 Topps baseball set is a condition-sensitive hobby legend that collectors either love or hate.
View ArticleRamblings: Cards That Try to Pair Old Faces with New Places
Rich Klein has a soft spot for old Topps cards that show players in their former team's uniform.
View Article10 Terrific Tom Seaver Cards
45 years ago Wednesday, Tom Seaver whiffed 19 Padres, including the last ten batters. We recall milestone moments of one of baseball's greats through his cards.
View Article10 Great Sandy Koufax Cards
Our list of the best Sandy Koufax baseball cards to own includes cards packed with gum, potato chips and meat--and one issued in South America.
View ArticleVintage Set of the Week: 1964 Topps Baseball Might Rub Off on You
The 1964 Topps baseball set may lack big-name rookies, but it offers collectors an affordable glimpse into baseball at the tail-end of a Yankees dynasty.
View ArticleVintage Set of the Week: 1961 Topps Baseball
What has two Cubs Hall of Fame rookie cards, a reluctant home run champ, and killer high numbers? It's the 1961 Topps baseball set, an all-time classic with no asterisk required.
View Article’60 Topps Set Bought, Sold for $40,000 in Short Order
A 1960 Topps set, rated all PSA 8 or better, generated action for Just Collect, which has set its sights on quick turnarounds for graded sets.
View ArticleVintage Set of the Week: 1965 Topps Baseball
Casey Stengel's last card, Joe Morgan with a caliber on his cap, and the rookie card of the great "Tim" Hunter helped make 1965 Topps baseball set a collector favorite.
View ArticleRamblings: Bo and Bouton Part of 1960s Multi-Player Rookie Card Tales
Sometimes a baseball card holds two great stories.
View ArticleTopps All-Star Cards Have Rich History
Vintage Topps All Star baseball cards gave collectors at least two chances to find a card of some of the game's top players.
View ArticleEddie Mathews Baseball Cards Cross Two Eras
On the anniversary of his 500th homer off another Hall of Famer, a look back at Eddie Mathews baseball cards and a list of the current most popular issues.
View ArticleVintage Set Break of the Month: 1967 Topps Baseball
The break is back with low cost spots open and a chance to land some prime rookie cards and Hall of Famers from a popular set.
View ArticleOne Pitch Changed Conigliaro’s Career — And Life
Bryan Mitchell's injury Monday conjured up images of what happened August 18, 1967 to a player whose cards instantly recall what might have been.
View ArticleRamblings: Answering Your E-Mails
From 1960s All-Star mysteries to the vintage card market to Jordan Spieth, readers offer Rich their two cents on his recent columns.
View ArticleBrief and Buh-Bye: Baseball Cards of Aquisitions Who Didn’t Pay Dividends
Rich Klein chronicles players who were acquired by a team with high hope, given a card and then quickly moved on.
View ArticleRamblings: Remembering Cards of 1960s Two-Sport Stars
Rich Klein recalls a few of his favorite two-sport athletes from the 1960s and their cards.
View ArticleHappy Anniversary: 1965 Bazooka Baseball Cards
Fifty years after its release, our Vintage Set of the Week is 1965 Bazooka Baseball, which brought back the usual Hall of Famers and mixed in some newcomers.
View Article1964 Rawlings Premium Set an Attractive Challenge
Packed with baseball gloves, the Rawlings Premium set actually spans three seasons and includes two Mickey Mantle cards.
View ArticleClemente Still Revered By Fans and Collectors
Forty-three years after his 3,000th and final hit, we've got a list of 10 great Roberto Clemente cards to consider.
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