If you were looking for a hobby time machine to transport you back to the 1980s and flood you with the essence of the hobby boom, you couldn’t do much better than ripping o1987-topps-wax-boxpen a pack of 1987 Topps baseball cards.
Of all the hundreds of sets produced during the decade, none measured up to all the excess the era has come to represent quite as well as Topps’ wood-grained beauties.
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By the time the first wax packs of 1990 Topps baseball cards hit store shelves that early spring,...
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If you’re a fan of baseball dynasties, there was a lot to like about the summer of 1977....
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Whether you realize it or not, 1954 Topps baseball cards represent a turning of the tide for the...
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You probably wouldn’t be surprised to learn that the list of players with the most All-Star...
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Ask old-time Reds fans when the Big Red Machine dynasty ended, and the answer you’ll hear more...
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Quick now — who is the greatest player not in the Hall of Fame? For my money, it’s Barry Bonds,...
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Heading into the 1984 baseball season, the average baseball fan probably couldn’t have told you...
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The summer of 1984 was all about breakout successes in baseball. I mean, consider the stories that...
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Of all the available Randy Johnson rookie cards, one stands out as maybe the most appropriate...
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Boy, Nolan Ryan and Rickey Henderson really knew how to seize the moment … to capitalize on a...
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Once upon a time, a young man with a “W” on his cap slugged his way into collectors’ hands from...
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