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.
Jose Canseco
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.
I’ve Never Been So Excited to Get a 1990 Donruss Card
I just landed a card I never thought I would get to see. The rarest card in my collection now hails from one of the most overproduced products of all time.
Wallet Card In Depth: 1986 Fleer Update Jose Canseco
Way more information than you every wanted to know about one of my wallet cards.
1991 Elite Continued: The Best Jose Canseco Card I Ever Found in a Wax Pack
Lots of inserts came out of wax packs in the 1990s. A Canseco Elite card was not one of the ones that entered my collection, but these cards were.
Fake Baseball: 30 Years of Homer at the Bat
30 Years after The Simpsons’ most memorable episode, I tried to determine which team envisioned by Mr. Burns would have played the best.
Retiring the 2021 Wallet Cards
This is what happens when you carry a 1986 Donruss Canseco card in your wallet for an entire year.
December 2021
29 New cards were added to the collection, including two absolute monsters. I give up on building the 1954 Topps set to focus on other collecting projects.
What’s In Their Wallet? Other Collectors’ Wallet Cards
A brief look at who else is carrying around cardboard in their wallets on a daily basis.