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Baseball card collecting looked much different in the 1960s. Cards were still primarily marketed to kids. Collectors weren’t too concerned about the value of their cards. Grading was still decades away.

Eisner Award-winning creatorMichael Walsh(Exquisite Corpses,Silver Coin,Magic: The Gathering)has a new tabletop game design company, Wayves, which makes its debut designing card games for Tiny Onion titles Exquisite Corpses: The Gameand Something Is Killing the Children: A Gridstorm Game. In fact, Something is Killing the Children#50 will have the first game card in the Cover C…

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We are back with the most expensive football card sales of the past week. This time, our list is occupied by some familiar faces like Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes,while also welcoming John Elway and Shedeur Sanders as they join us to count down the Top 5 Football Card Sales of the Week.

The 1980s produced some of the most popular baseball card sets ever made, but ranking the most iconic sets is not as simple as just looking at value. For this list, I considered each set’s design, historical significance, popularity, important cards, and how closely the set is associated with the decade.

Sep 29, 2026, 11:30 PM UTC Cam Schlittler, pitches in the fourth inning, Monday, May 4, 2026, at Yankee Stadium. USA TODAY Networkey and Tar Heel Blog. He has written for PSA since 2012, lives near Scranton, and is a big fan of uncovering weird and funny baseball history