Last week, we were able to purchase two complete sets, from a long-time collector out on the West Coast. The first set was a 1955 Topps All-American Set, all PSA-graded. The second set was a 1959 Fleer Ted Williams Set, also all PSA-graded. 
It really is the perfect pair of sets. Ted Williams was an all-American outdoors man; the 1955 Football Set featured all-American athletes. Ted took time away from the game of baseball to serve his country in World War II; a lot of players included in the All-American set also served in war,
On November 28th, for the first time since opening for business in the Spring of 2006, Just Collect will be opening their office up to the public. This will allow people throughout the Tri-State area to come to Just Collect's main office in Somerset, NJ, to receive a free appraisal on their vintage sports card collection - without an appointment! For those looking to sell, Just Collect will be ready to make cash offers for those collections immediately following the appraisal. Additionally, Just Collect will also be having a huge Black Friday sale on vintage cards, sets, autographs, memorabilia, &
Collections come in all shapes and sizes. How they are stored and how they arrive is just as varied. They’ve come to us in cigar boxes, collector pages, screw-down holders and even in pretzel tins. Recently, we had a local Realtor bring us a collection that he found in the basement of a home he was helping the homeowner clean out. The collection consisted of about 2000 cards and arrived haphazardly tossed into a kitchen sized trash bag. While not the ideal means of storage or
The hobby of collecting baseball cards evokes lots of conversation, whether it’s casual talk to full blown arguments, the one thing that is always prevalent, is the tremendous, genuine interest. One topic of conversation that invites lots of opinions is that of, what is a “pure” set? I would like to offer up another entry into the discussion of cards that feature more photography and fewer graphics in their design. Some sets that collectors define as “Pure” include the 1948 and 1949
RUTH’S RECORD FALLS! BAMBINO MOVES OVER FOR MANTLE! THE MICK BREAKS THE BABE’S LONGSTANDING MAJOR LEAGUE RECORD. Those were the headlines every Yankee fan and many baseball fans WANTED to read in the waning days of 1961, when a humble Bronx Bomber outfielder from Fargo, North Dakota, Roger Maris slugged his 61st home run against Tracy Stallard of the rival Boston Red Sox in October 1961, to earn an (*) asterisk, hate mail and sorrow because it wasn’t Mantle who set that record. Many wanted Mantle to break what was once considered an “unbreakable” record, but a late season injury
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