Elvis Didn’t Die — He Became the 1977 Topps Chuck Hartenstein Baseball Card
So, officially, Elvis Presley died on August 16, 1977. You know the story by now … 74...
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1984 Donruss Champions Bert Blyleven Saw the Future
The baseball Hall of Fame is a tough nut to crack. Tell you something you don’t already...
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Cecilio Guante Starts and Stops with a 1990 Leaf Baseball Card
Cecilio Guante was one of those guys who seemed to be in every pack of baseball cards I bought...
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The All-Time All-Valentine Baseball Card Team
Every February, Americans run to our stores to raid the shelves of all the candy, greeting cards,...
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Rookie Card Showdown: Yonder Alonso v. Sid Bream
(Check out our other player card posts here.) Baseball’s offseason is a time when fans of...
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1981 Donruss Baseball Cards Took a Unique Approach to Traded Players
(Check out our other player card posts here.) The 1981 Donruss baseball cards may have been some...
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Vietnam Veteran Garry Maddox Led Phillies to Victory on Memorial Day in 1980
The 1980 Philadelphia Phillies featured an aging group of superstars who came together to win a...
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Was Ross Baumgarten the Happiest Man on a Baseball Card?
(Check out our other player card posts here.) How would you feel if Topps came to you and told you...
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Christmas Cards: The Spectacular Run of the North-Pole Duo on Topps Baseball Cards
(Check out our other player card posts here.) You might remember Bill North as the speedy...
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Mike Garman’s 1979 Topps Baseball Card Points the Way to His Long-Lost Father
/mike-garman/ (Check out our other player card posts here.) The beauty of old baseball cards is...
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How Herm Winningham Went from Top Prospect to Unsung World Series Hero
(Check out our other player card posts here.) Everyone knows about the 1990 Cincinnati Reds and...
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A Tale of Two Doc Medich Baseball Cards … in One!
(Check out our other player card posts here.) Every baseball card tells at least one story, and...
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