GIVEAWAY: Stroll down memory lane with this Baseball Card book!
We’ve sailed past 100 subscribers since our recent relaunch of our free email newsletter, so as a thank you, we want to have another giveaway contest!
baseball
FOI: 1948 Leaf Jackie Robinson ROOKIE RC #79 PSA 6 EXMT
Considered the only true rookie card of an iconic player, this 1948 Leaf Jackie Robinson is an important one for the hobby.
Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton: the modern day Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris?
The two incredible New York Yankees sluggers and now teammates, Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton, are being described by some as the modern day Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris.
POLL: Which card would you rather have?
A new feature we at fivecardguys.com will be putting out is our weekly poll on our Instagram account by clicking our Instagram stories typically on Sunday evenings.
J.D. Martinez possibly heading to Boston Red Sox could increase rookie card value
For those collecting rookie cards that could see a bump in value are the ones belonging to great players going from a small market club to a big, historic market team.
Two week countdown until 2017 Bowman Chrome release (but check out the checklist today)
We’re still two weeks out until the official release of the annually highly anticipated 2017 Bowman Chrome, which will feature on-card autographs of highly touted prospects and rookies.
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Yu Darvish fastest to reach 1,000 strikeout mark in MLB history
It only took him 128 games for Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Yu Darvish to reach the 1,000 strikeout mark.
Cal Ripken Jr. made history on this day 22 years ago, rookie card without autograph has plenty value
It was Sept. 6, 1995 when Baltimore Orioles shortstop Cal Ripken Jr. broke the seemingly unbreakable record held by Lou Gehrig – to play in more than 2,130 consecutive games.
If one Minnesota Twins' Byron Buxton baseball card isn't enough, how about 283?
Any super hardcore Byron Buxton fans out there interested in this lot of 283 of his baseball cards?
2017 American League Cy Young candidate Cleveland Indians Corey Kluber underappreciated
Corey Kluber already won the American League Cy Young award recognized as the best pitcher in 2014. So 2017 isn’t a fluke.