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Today, in Newsletter 200: An Associated Press News Service Photo Of Willie Mays / Great Hobby Writing / Thinking About Sports Impressions postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...

From The Post War Cards Sell Sheet Collection: 1986 Fleer Baseball Why Settle For Less...Go With The Best, Go With Fleer!

Here's a preview of the Great Hobby Writing highlighting in tomorrow's 200th Post War Cards Newsletter! Sign up here: postwarcards.substack.com

Today in NL 199: Sorting Out A Few “Salesman Samples” & A Strong Case For The Best Cello Pack In The Hobby postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...

Why is Roberto Clemente pictured as a Dodger? A 1954 signing, a risky assignment, and one off-season draft changed baseball history. A few-dollar card captures the what-if. www.postwarcards.com/roberto-clem...

A bit of hobby history you may have missed yesterday.

Today, in Newsletter 198: 1952 Topps Perfection, Courtesy of the L.E.S. Collection & @GoldinCo's January Elite Auction! postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...

From The Post War Cards Sell Sheet Collection: 1989 Donruss All-Stars - Triple Value in Every Pack!

A complete scan of The Trader Speaks, Vol. 3 No. 2 from December 1970. Before comps, slabs, and social media—this was the hobby. www.postwarcards.com/the-trader-s...

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My 55th Unopened Market Report drops tomorrow, subscribe here: postwarcards.substack.com

Find The Reggie And Find The Nolan #1’s Today, in NL 197: postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...

The Uncut "Sheet" Collectible of the Day, from the Post War Cards Uncut Sheet Photo Archive: A pair of 1951 Topps Major League All-Stars Uncut Panels, comprising the 8 cards issued to the public.

447 Counterfeit 1986 Fleer Michael Jordan Rookie Cards, today, in NL 196: postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...

The 1982 Topps football set doesn’t get much love—but it brought NFL team logos back to cards for the first time since 1969. A quiet hobby turning point, highlighted on the blog: www.postwarcards.com/1982-topps-f...

A 1976 Topps Football Uncut Sheet With Walter Payton’s Rookie Card / The Rarest Vintage Basketball Card, today, in NL 195: postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...

From The Post War Cards Sell Sheet Collection: 1984 Donruss Action All-Stars Baseball. "Top Quality Photography - Two Pictures On Every Card"

From Cal Ripken to Michael Jordan, six cards explain how where I lived, what I watched, and what I pulled shaped my view of the hobby. Read more: www.postwarcards.com/6-sports-car...

The Unopened Collectible of the Day, from the Post War Cards Unopened Photo Archive: A 1963/64 Topps Hockey Five-Cent Display Box.

The 1982 Topps football set doesn’t get much love—but it brought NFL team logos back to cards for the first time since 1969. A quiet hobby turning point, highlighted on the blog: www.postwarcards.com/1982-topps-f...

Today, in Newsletter 194: A Kareem Abdul Jabbar Type 1 Photo From the 1970s / Great Hobby Writing / A 1964 Bubbles, Inc. (Topps) Outer Limits File Sheet. Subscribe here: postwarcards.substack.com

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From The Post War Cards Topps Sell Sheet Collection: 1989 Topps Baseball Rak-Paks! "Topps Baseball Cards escalate in value - they're a collectible investment in fun and profit!"

From Cal Ripken to Michael Jordan, six cards explain how where I lived, what I watched, and what I pulled shaped my view of the hobby. Read more: www.postwarcards.com/6-sports-car...

PSA-Slabbed Wharton-Tigar Letters Document Early Hobby History / Heritage Auction Packed With Vintage Heavyweights Today, in NL 193: postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...

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Who says you can’t find a good deal anymore?

The Uncut Sheet Collectible of the Day, from the Post War Cards Uncut Sheet Photo Archive: A R319 1933 Goudey Uncut Sheet.

Museum Pieces and Hobby Rabbit Holes from Memory Lane’s Winter Rarities / Another $1k Topps Hockey Wrapper Today, in NL 192: postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...

The Unopened Collectible of the Day, from the Post War Cards Unopened Photo Archive: A 1979 OPC Baseball Wax Case.

The Uncut Sheet Collectible of the Day, from the Post War Cards Uncut Sheet Photo Archive: Four 1952 Topps Look 'n See Uncut Sheets featuing cards from the issue's high nubmers (76-135, inclusive).

A complete scan from the July 4, 1988, issue of Sports Illustrated: Dan Geringer’s profile of Alan “Mr. Mint” Rosen as the junk wax era card boom accelerated. A key piece of hobby history. www.postwarcards.com/mr-mint-alan...

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The Uncut Sheet Collectible of the Day, from the Post War Cards Uncut Sheet Photo Archive: A 1934 Goudey Uncut Sheet Including Number 37 Lou Gehrig.

UMR 54 drops tomorrow, featuring The Greatest Topps 1-Cent Display Box and Wrapper Collection the hobby has ever seen. postwarcards.substack.com

The Mets’ Bubble Gum Blowing Contest: A Forgotten Bazooka Press Photo Today, in NL 191: postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...

Alan Rosen and the Art of Self-Promotion Today, in NL 190: postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...

The Unopened Collectible of the Day, from the Post War Cards Unopened Photo Archive: 15 1953 Topps Baseball Five-Cent Wax Packs.

The Uncut Sheet Collectible of the Day, from the Post War Cards Uncut Sheet Photo Archive: A 1962 Toops Football Uncut Sheet with Ditka, Groza, Davis, Starr, Hornung, Tarkenton, Tittle, and Gifford.

Inside an Ultra-Rare How To Play Better Basketball Booklet / A Bowman 5-Star Picture Card Collectors Club Display Box Surfaces Today, in NL 189: postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...

From Spring 1992: Bruce Chadwick’s Topps Magazine article “Games People Played” focused on vintage sports games. Archived as a Hobby Resource here: www.postwarcards.com/hobby-resour...

Slowly piecing The Hobby Library back together. This photo shows maybe 5–10% of it, but it’s what I consider Core Reference. The essential books, catalogs, and magazines that anchor my hobby research.

The Unopened Collectible of the Day, from the Post War Cards Unopened Photo Archive: 36 Tightly Sealed 10-cent 2nd Series 1959 Topps Football Cello Packs.

Today in NL 188: The Market for Beckett Basketball Card Magazine #1 & Great Hobby Writing postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...

The hobby has a ton of great writers — you just have to know where to look. Every Thursday, I share a curated list of the best hobby writing I’ve read that week. Tomorrow’s edition previewed below👇 Subscribe here so you don't miss it: postwarcards.substack.com

From Spring 1992: Bruce Chadwick’s Topps Magazine article “Games People Played” focused on vintage sports games. Archived as a Hobby Resource here: www.postwarcards.com/hobby-resour...

Two pieces in today's 187th Post War Cards Newsletter: This Week in Topps Vault File Copy Finds / Another 1960 Topps Tattoo Rarity Surfaces. Subscribe here: postwarcards.substack.com

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Lelands 2026 Winter Pop-Up Auction / A Rare Moment of Price Discovery for 1977 Topps Charlie’s Angels Boxes, today, in NL #186: postwarcards.substack.com/p/the-post-w...