Repeat Business is Great Business It has been said that repeat business is the sign that you're doing right by your customers. At Just Collect, we feel that we're doing things right and that is regularly reinforced by the amount of people that sell collections to us and come back with more and/or refer friends to Just Collect. Rare T206 Ty Cobb with Ty Cobb Advertising Back About a year and a half ago, a New Jersey collector contacted us with a
When it comes to hundred-year-old baseball cards, even the most worn, torn, and "well-loved" examples can command solid value. At the end of April, a gentleman named Michael from Illinois contacted us through our website looking to sell a collection of about 100 T205 and T206 tobacco cards from 1909 to 1911. The Acquisition Years ago, Michael worked for The Sporting News, a sports website and former print magazine founded way back in 1886. The publication became so well known for covering baseball that it received the distinction, "The Bible of Baseball." Back
RedMan, Post Cereal & Bowman Cards Highlight This Tennessee Collection 
We recently partnered with Cardboard Connection, who is the premier online source when it comes to breaking news in the sports card industry. They get thousands of visits a day from collectors worldwide who are looking for more information regarding their sports cards. Such as new releases, checklists, current values, and how to sell their collections - and that is where we come in. Just Collect specializes in buying vintage sports cards and memorabilia, ranging from 1875-1976. We also
T206 Ty Cobb Purchased Last Week Is Already Up For Auction 
There's a story behind every card. At Just Collect, we hear a plethora of good, sad, and off-the-wall stories every single day, but in the end, it's always fascinating to see how key pieces of memorabilia have lasted over the years - and we are here to help tell that story. One of the most coveted cards in the hobby today is a T206 Ty Cobb. There are four different variations within the set - red portrait, green portrait, bat on shoulder and
Tobacco was first grown in the colony of Maryland in the late 1600’s, and by 1740, was the leading revenue-earner for the Land of Crabcakes located at the northern end of the USA’s Piedmont region. Who knew that the cash crop, with the addition of images of baseball players in packs, would become a “cash crop” for a Maryland collector’s family recently? Just Collect was provided with a plethora of gorgeous 1909-11 T206 white border cards, with a smattering of gold-edged T205s in the collection.
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