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What's Your Favorite Piece of Sports Memorabilia?
A favorite card? A piece of player-worn equipment? What's the first thing you like to show off?Continue
Started by Rich Mueller Feb 4, 2013.
What's Your Favorite Baseball Card Set of All Time?
Do you love the pre-War material like T206? The early gum cards such as Goudey? Vintage Topps? The '71 black borders? While I didn't grow up in the '60s (at least I wasn't old enough to recall…Continue
Started by Rich Mueller Jan 25, 2013.
Are 'relic cards' a good thing for the hobby? 2 Replies
Where do you draw the line when it comes to cutting up game-worn jerseys and game-used equipment for use in modern era trading cards?Continue
Started by Rich Mueller. Last reply by Showdawg Browns Jul 9, 2012.
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No Pressure Rip: NSCC’s 1949-55 Rejected Vintage Pack Break Draws a Crowd
What do you do when a decades-old collection of vintage unopened packs results in a few that didn't make the grade? Open 'em up. A crowd gathered at the National to see what was inside some 1940s and 50s mysteries.Watch Presented To Joe DiMaggio Honoring 61-Game Hitting Streak in 1933 Now at Auction
Joe DiMaggio had an even longer hitting streak than his 56-gamer in 1941. This one came when he was a young prodigy with his hometown team in the Pacific Coast League and the watch he was given in honor of it is now up for auction.‘Doc’ Making a House Call as Dwight Gooden Visits Cleveland to Promote Collecting
Doc Gooden talked cards and collecting at the National. He's also a bit of a collector himself and a big fan of one of today's newest hard throwers.National Dealer Has Been Selling Japanese Cards, Memorabilia for 35 Years
Still a regular visitor to the faraway land, Robert Klevins is still the go-to guy for Japanese baseball cards and memorabilia at the National.
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