Some refractors are more difficult to find than others as player collectors hoard the shiny cards. I did my part to assist one such collector in his goal of locating multiple copies of his favorite card.
Uh oh. The true story of what happened when a problematic card slips past PSA and eBay’s guardrails.
Tracking down the skyscraper randomly adorning the background of this 1952 high number.
I can’t get over how odd Eddie Murray looks in a New York jersey.
Aloma founded one of the most famed nightclubs of the era, providing a home away from home for an entire generation.
Nobody championed the appreciation of Craig Biggio as loudly as the great Bill James. He backed off once the rest of the sport finally started to appreciate this unique player.
A high number gets added to the collection, featuring a player with more minor league hits than Pete Incaviglia got in the majors.
The most famous Mexican player prior to the arrival of Fernando Valenzuela.
The most popular parallel of all time confuses people to this day.
