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Today, in Newsletter 295: Norman Rockwell’s The Dugout / Three Quick Notes on LeBron James, Trimmed 55 Bowman Samples, and Vintage Wax

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A rare 1959 Topps Football 1-cent wax box proof sheet reveals details hidden on surviving display boxes, including artwork beneath the lid folds.

Another incredible Topps production relic: https://t.co/DJSbYSrg57

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Card of the Day

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In case you missed it yesterday

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“The Rarest Reggies” from the April 1984 issue of Baseball Cards Magazine examined some of Reggie Jackson’s toughest cards, including the famous 1977 Topps Orioles proof.

Complete scan on the blog: https://t.co/Z0hjEpmhTs

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The Unopened Collectible of the Day, from the Post War Cards Unopened Photo Archive: A 1957 Topps Baseball One-Cent Display Box.

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Today, in NL 294: Star Jordan Cards and Mountains of Vending at Rockhurst Auctions & The Quintessential Ty Cobb Photo

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This is probably the sort of item @BeautyOfAGame would appreciate more than the average card collector, but I’m excited to add it to my library.

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If you were ever curious how Fleer sequenced cards into their 1986 basketball packs before, this UMR is for you!

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Tomorrow's Unopened Market Report is all about 1986 Fleer Basketball Wax Pack Sequencing!

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“The Rarest Reggies” from the April 1984 issue of Baseball Cards Magazine examined some of Reggie Jackson’s toughest cards, including the famous 1977 Topps Orioles proof.

Complete scan on the blog: https://t.co/Z0hjEpmhTs

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Tomorrow's Unopened Market Report is all about 1986 Fleer Basketball Wax Pack Sequencing!

Subscribe here: https://t.co/XjNwPqHKtX

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Today, in NL 293: Basketball Cards Fall Short In Comparison, On The Blog, & Laptop People and Rob Murphy’s 1990 Upper Deck Card

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[Todd Clark @lunchmade]

Detective Sgt. Rick Hunter

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Today, in NL 292: Goudey, Granny Goose, and Goode Highlight Huggins & Scott’s Spring Auction & Weiss Auctions Delivers Jordan Sneakers, Munson Contract, and Topps Vault Proofs

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Don't get me wrong. I think it's important to grade your most valuable cards when at all possible. That said, 99% of my collection is still raw with cards kept in binders.

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In case you missed it

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Bert Sugar reflects on the making of The Sports Collectors Bible in a 1975 Collectors Quarterly piece—history, gratitude, and a tribute to a growing hobby.

Read it here: https://t.co/JevkNIQpG5

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One of the best print ads the hobby ever produced

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Today, in NL 291: 1970 Topps Basketball “Gum Package and Display Art”, In The News, & Cincinnati Reds Burger Beer Checklists Under Fresh Review

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Here's the Great Hobby Writing I featured in this morning's newsletter.

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Today, In NL 290: 1992-93 Stadium Club Beam Team Still Shines, Great Hobby Writing, & The Ultra-Scarce Dated 1955 Topps Baseball Display Box

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In case you missed yesterday’s guest post!

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Another guest post from @KeithOlbermann: a follow-up on a 1992 Topps Stadium of Stars Beckett card with a wider history of broader hobby media and publicity cards. Bet you haven’t heard of a lot of ‘em!

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Game-Dated Photos and A Piece of the Action - 1998 Upper Deck!