Today let's look at the 63rd card in my modest 1953 Topps set, Mr. George Kell... This is actually a really significant card for me,...

When I found out a few weeks back that Casey from Drop the Gloves was parceling out his Hockey Hall of Fame autograph collection, I was at ...

A while back I acquired my very first 1933-34 O-Pee-Chee card, of none other than Bun Cook .  Today's post features my second card from ...

Here's the fifth and final pack I received as a gift this past Christmas, 2012 Topps Gypsy Queen.  10 cards inside, here's what I ...

This year I'm going to continue the trend I've been on of trying to add fewer, but more significant cards to my collection.  Everyon...

Time for the first addition of 2014 to The 1953 Topps Project, Mr. Eddie Miksis of the Chicago Cubs... Eddie enjoyed a 14-year MLB caree...

I promise I'm going to start showing some autographs that aren't from this set soon, but with about a foot of snow on the ground, te...

Here's the fourth of five packs I received as a gift this past holiday season.  I've had pretty good luck with the first three, re...

The hockey card landscape was changing during the 1990-91 season.  No longer were Topps and O-Pee-Chee the lone wolves on the horizon.  Th...