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No Stephen Strasburg or Bryce Harper to await, but it’s full steam ahead for 2013 Bowman Platinum, which remains a relative newcomer.

Topps is reaching out to fans with a new partnership that turns its sports card licenses into the outer shell of a portable binoculars product called Fanoculars.

You’ve heard of Goudey cards but they have a contemporary that’s much harder to find but even more attractive. Meet the 1933 George C. Miller baseball set.

You think your stuff is rare? Try tracking down some of these Cuban baseball cards and other rarities now on the auction block.

A group of seven ultra rare 1888-89 Old Judge cabinet cards was recently uncovered in an old trunk. Now, the oversized cards including some Hall of Famers, is heading for auction.

In the last of a 5-part series on the card sets of the 90s, Chris Harris offers his choices for the most forgettable issues thrust upon the hobby.

Ten Hall of Famers from the recently discovered Ohio find of E98s will be on display at the Long Beach Expo.

2012 Panini Prime Cuts will feature strictly autograph and relic cards as the company dishes out a revamped product.
He’s not around to sign autographs anymore but that didn’t stop collectors and dealers from turning out for the 2nd Mickey Mantle Show.

Topps is saying no to relics and yes to more autographs in its 2012 Bowman Sterling baseball product, due out in time for Christmas.

Not everything in the 1990s was overproduced and some of it was groundbreaking. Chris Harris has five of the most underrated products that are getting on in years now.

They were a good deal at the time, but finding 1970 Topps rack and grocery rack packs is a tall order.

At just 54 cards, with reasonably priced Hall of Famers and a pair of cards that feature Babe Ruth, the 1931 W517 baseball set is easy to like.

Bat knobs and guaranteed autographs seem to be driving sales of the brand new 2012 Topps Tier One baseball product.

The second of the annual trilogy is in stores or on its way. Here’s what we know about 2012 Topps Series 2.

Topps is offering a new set of 50 cards as part of a 2012 Series II wrapper redemption program, this time including packs purchased at places like Target and Walmart.
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