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Ryan Cracknell

Ryan Cracknell
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A collector nearly his entire life, Ryan has nostalgic memories of biking to the store for anything with the O-Pee-Chee logo. Although his tastes are eclectic, he focuses mostly on baseball (building sets, Expos team sets and a John Jaha master collection) and entertainment trading cards. That said, there are lots of other sports (and stuff) in his collection.

2004 Topps Fan Favorites Football Autograph Short Prints

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Find out which of the 2004 Topps Fan Favorites Football Autographs are the toughest ones to find.

2006 Topps Turkey Red Baseball Short Prints

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Get a complete list of all the 2006 Topps Turkey Red Baseball short prints and know which cards are going to make building a set tougher.

2005 Topps All-American Football Autograph Short Prints

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2005 Topps All-American Football Autographs short prints checklist and print runs.

Topps Gets Back in the WWE Ring with Exclusive License

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After almost 20 years, Topps has regained the WWE trading card license.

Jay-Z Gets a Rookie Card

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Details on Jay-Z signing a trading card and autograph deal with Topps for various sports card products including 2005-06 Topps Basketball.

Upper Deck Releases Statement Regarding Purchase of Fleer Trademarks

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Upper Deck has released a statement on their purchase of the Fleer trademarks.

2005 Topps Cracker Jack Baseball Short Prints

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Get a full 2005 Topps Cracker Jack Baseball short prints checklist and details.

Barry Bonds Signs Baseball Card Deal with Topps

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Details on Barry Bonds signing a trading card deal with Topps and why he wasn't on any 2004 baseball cards.

2004 Topps Tribute: Hall of Fame Edition Baseball Cut Signatures Checklist

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Get full 2004 Topps Tribute: Hall of Fame Edition Cut Signature checklists. The set has more than 200 one-of-one cut autograph cards from baseball legends, actors, signers and leaders.

Alex Rodriguez Named the First Topps Baseball Card Spokesman

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Alex Rodriguez has been named the first Topps baseball card spokesman in the company's history. Find out what that means for collectors beyond seeing his mug on more wrappers.