What Is the Rarest Topps Card of All Time? (And How It Got That Way)
Ask a room full of collectors what the rarest Topps card is, and you’ll get 50 different answers—half of them wrong, the other half arguing over which obscure 1/1 parallel no one’s actually seen. But there’s one card that shows up in whispers, auction alerts, and...
Are Your 80s and 90s Sports Cards Actually Worthless? Here’s the Truth
The Junk Wax Era: How It All Went Sideways Between 1987 and 1994, card manufacturers went absolutely feral. Topps, Donruss, Fleer, Upper Deck, Score—you name it, they printed it. And printed it. And printed it some more. The result? A cardboard tsunami known today as...
Basketball: Why Prizm Is Still King (But You Should Watch Optic Closely)
When it comes to basketball cards, Prizm has been the hobby’s golden child for a while now. The name alone makes flippers perk up and collectors start sorting top loaders. It’s the flagship. The standard. The “if you’re only buying one rookie card,...
Panini vs. Topps: Which Sports Card Brand Is Better (And Why It Matters)
The Hobby Just Got Rewritten Panini used to be the king of modern football and basketball. Topps had baseball on lockdown. That’s how it was. But thanks to Fanatics’ licensing land grab, everything’s shifting—fast. In short: Fanatics is now the puppet master...
How to Tell If Baseball Cards Are Worth Money (Even the Ones in Your Attic)
So You Found a Box of Cards in the Attic… Now What? Everyone’s had that moment. You’re cleaning out the attic or garage and BAM—you stumble on a shoebox full of baseball cards. Cue the childhood flashbacks. But before you start planning your retirement, let’s talk...
Nidoking Holo – Shadowless Base Set 11/102 (LP/NM)
Early print Shadowless Nidoking from the 1999 Base Set. Holo Rare with clean surface and subtle edge wear on back — LP to NM range. Classic Ken Sugimori artwork.
$50.00