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The 220-card 1996 Topps Chrome set pairs rookies Kobe Bryant, Allen Iverson and Steve Nash with Michael Jordan and a landmark design.
Just Collect is seeking signed cards across sports, with interest in pre-war issues, 1950s–70s cards and select Hall of Fame rookies from the 1980s.
A 1939 Play Ball Ted Williams rookie card passed down through Roger’s family found a new purpose, while a signed Dodgers baseball awaits authentication.
A former Nabisco salesman sold Just Collect a signed Jordan basketball and photo, both authenticated by Upper Deck.
The 1974 Europa stamp issue introduced a shared annual theme: “Sculptures.” Compare its 23 country entries, dates and CEPT markings.
Europa’s 2026 stamp program marks 70 years of Europa issues, with releases scheduled across Europe from March to September.
A country-by-country checklist tracks Europa 2025 archaeological discovery stamps, with release dates, quantities, formats and face values.
PostEurop’s competition drew 32 entries from 12 countries. Two winning designs and four Honourable Mentions became postcards presented in Baku.
After watching the card’s eBay price fall, the collector bought this 2011 Topps Chrome Refractor for $60. Purple and Gold remain on the want list.
After regretting the sale of his 1993 Topps Finest set, this collector is rebuilding it alongside 1993 and 2003 Donruss Studio.
A downsizing gift brought home a Rosie Red bobblehead from Cincinnati’s June 30, 2018 game, remembered for Michael Lorenzen’s seventh-inning grand slam.
A Purple Refractor numbered to 499 joins the 2011 Topps Chrome Votto rainbow; the Gold Refractor numbered to 50 is still missing.
A collector swaps a costly nine-parallel chase for three 2024 Topps Flagship Companion cards, with a Reds team card still on the wish list.
The 2007 Topps Chrome Japanese Ichiro variant has no printed serial number, but its reported pack odds and smaller run make it a distinctive collection target.
A collector reflects on Pete Rose’s passing and the 2010 Panini Century Collection Six Cent Stamp card that became his latest Rose pickup.
The 2015 Topps Throwbacks pair a light brown border with familiar Reds stars. Here’s what the source says about their distribution and identification.
After years of admiring star rookie cards from afar, one collector has acquired 23 for a 50-card project, including Dave Winfield’s 1974 Topps card.
Buck McCormick was the final card needed to complete a four-card Cincinnati Reds group from 1941 Play Ball, with another Reds set on the collector’s horizon.
A numbered 2011 Playoff Prime Cuts card brings Pete Rose’s on-field legacy and off-field conduct into one collector’s personal debate.
Two player subjects and three hologram placements turn these 1989 Upper Deck dealer previews into a focused side quest for set builders.