Cards That End With “-IPKEN”
This year’s wallet card theme will be Cards That End With “-ipken.” What could go wrong?
Wallet Cards
Wallet Card in Depth: 1986 Topps Traded Bo Jackson
The deeper looks into my 1986 Topps Traded wallet cards continue with the set’s instantly recognizable Bo Jackson card.
Wallet Card in Depth: 1986 Topps Traded Jose Canseco
A continuation of a series of closer looks at the names that have been a part of my Wallet Card project. Here is a bit of the history behind Jose Canseco’s card from the 1986 Topps Traded set.
Retiring the 2024 Wallet Cards
Bo knows exactly how much damage accrues to baseball cards stored inside an old wallet. These cards found their way into airfields, an abandoned railroad tunnel, and even a couple of the plagues of Ancient Egypt.
Wallet Card in Depth: An Indestructible Griffey
A bit of history behind my attempts to destroy a 1993 Finest baseball card.
Wallet Card in Depth: 1986 Donruss Jose Canseco
A compilation of pretty much everything I know about one of the era’s most recognizable baseball cards.
New Wallet Cards for 2024: Bo Jackson
Time to introduce the cards that will be carried in my pocket throughout 2024.
Putting Away the Wallet Cards: Griffey Edition
Over the past 12 months I kept three Ken Griffey, Jr. cards in my wallet. One year later, 2 out of 3 ended up looking as expected.
Wallet Card in Depth: 1987 Fleer Barry Bonds
A look into the details of one of the best junk wax cards ever made.
Wallet Card in Depth: 1985 Topps Mark McGwire
Everything you ever wanted to know about the General Electric Major Appliance Business Group rookie card of Mark McGwire.