The 1940’s for the hobby was an intriguing time. Due to World War 2 starting in 1942, there were restrictions on ink, cardboard, and...

Stats accumulated from August 7th to August 14th at 8pm EST Charlie Blackmon (RF Colorado Rockies) .625 BA (.472 for the season) 1.595...

The 1930’s saw the introduction of one of the most famous and valuable sets in the hobby: Goudey Baseball. Before diving into this iconic...

Stats are from June 30th to 6pm July 6th. Donovan Solano (SS San Fransico Giants) .500 BA .516 OBP Statcast: xBA: 92nd percentile, xwOBA:...

The 1920's in baseball card collecting saw the torch pass from the tobacco cards that were the foundation of the hobby, to a different...

Welcome to our weekly installment of Who's Hot/Who's Not! This is bound to be a wacky season, so this will be exciting to track the...

For the hobby, the 1910's saw more of the famous players from the previous decade like Ty Cobb, Christy Mathewson, and Joe Jackson, but...

The 20th century opened to a boom of baseball cards. Tobacco and candy companies capitalized on the countries new found love of baseball...

Between the mass production of the tobacco cards featuring baseball players in the late 1880's, and the solidification of the hobby in...

The inception of baseball cards started with tobacco companies, more specifically Allen & Ginter in the late 1800's. Adding sets of cards...