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Today, in NL 394: Flagg, Vintage & Johnny Moore at Fanatics’ Premier Auction & Introducing Hobby Pulse on the PostWarCards Wire
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Some weekend reading for y’all. Homework!
Fleer was “Flying High” in 1993. Ultra, GameDay, Marvel, TV advertising, dealer cuts, overproduction, and where Fleer thought the hobby was headed. More than 30 years later, it feels awfully familiar! Details on the blog: postwarcards.com/from-the-ho…
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Just a couple of 1966 OPC packs
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Today, in NL 393: Was Card Grading Really Cheaper 36 Years Ago?, In The News, & A Pricey 1966-67 Topps Hockey Wrapper
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Big names trending across the wire's source network: postwarcardswire.com/trendin…
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Fleer was “Flying High” in 1993. Ultra, GameDay, Marvel, TV advertising, dealer cuts, overproduction, and where Fleer thought the hobby was headed. More than 30 years later, it feels awfully familiar! Details on the blog: postwarcards.com/from-the-ho…
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An uncut sheet with actual face value.
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Today, in NL 392: A Strong Case for the Best Signed Card in the Hobby, Great Hobby Writing, & National League Stars With a Side of Canada Dry
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If you missed it yesterday
The labels are neat, but they weren’t the real prize. A look at Wonder Bread’s 1960/61 hockey promotion and its very rare photo premiums, today, on the blog: postwarcards.com/the-real-19…
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Today, in NL 391: Mantles, Proofs and Jackie Robinson Pins at REA & From The Hobby Library: Dick Cole’s Road Not Taken at Topps
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A little cardboard archaeology: One of five 1970 Topps cello display box color-separation proof sheets, auctioned off back in 2001.
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The latest issue of The Non Sport Report just dropped: “1966” Monster Laffs, 1982 Topps Donkey Kong, 1966 Topps Flipper, a Mickey Mouse Pack, & a Donruss Voyage - check it out!
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If you missed it yesterday, a little baseball memorabilia history.
Babe Ruth, a pen, and a small mountain of bats and baseballs destined for military training camps around the country. postwarcards.com/babe-ruth-s…
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I’m beginning to think the 5¢ price is no longer valid.
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The labels are neat, but they weren’t the real prize. A look at Wonder Bread’s 1960/61 hockey promotion and its very rare photo premiums, today, on the blog: postwarcards.com/the-real-19…
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Today, in NL 390: Graded Sets, ‘52 Topps Mantles, and Uncut Sheets at Heritage’s Fall Sports Auction & Goldin’s Summer 100 Auction Recap
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Post War Cards retweeted
The next Unopened Market Report dropps tomorrow, all about the mystery of Topps’ 1976 Basketball and Hockey “Free Goods” boxes.
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A pair of 1961 Topps baseball 1st Series vending boxes (Maris, B. Robinson, Roberts, Fox, Santo, Killevrew, Ashburn).
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Babe Ruth, a pen, and a small mountain of bats and baseballs destined for military training camps around the country. postwarcards.com/babe-ruth-s…
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