2006 Topps Updates and Highlights Baseball Review
The evolution of Topps Traded continues with 2006 Topps Updates and Highlights Baseball. With so many products on the market compared to 20 years...
2005 Topps Chrome Series 1 Baseball Box Break and Review
Since 1996, Topps' various Chrome lines have been the benchmark for all things shiny in the hobby. While Bowman Chrome has taken a lot...
2004 Topps Cracker Jack Baseball Cards Box Break and Review
Following in Topps' line of updated vintage sets, 2004 Topps Cracker Jack Baseball takes on the classic 1914-1915 Cracker Jack sets. Like their T206...
2003 Topps 205 Series 1 Baseball Bow Break and Review
ast year Topps proved with Topps 206 that they don't have to rely on their own past to create a popular nostalgia-based set. All...
2003 Topps Bazooka Baseball Box Break and Review
In case you haven't noticed, I'm not out to find the big pull when I buy cards. That's gotten me into trouble in the...
2002 Topps 206 Series 2 Baseball Box Break and Review
While most of today's nostalgia's driven sets draw from the modern age of collecting, essentially the Topps age of the 1950s and 1960s, the...
2002 Topps Traded and Rookies Baseball Box Break and Review
Talk about your letdowns. 2002 Topps Traded and Rookies has gone to the dark side and jumped on the short print bandwagon. Every year...
2002 EX Baseball Box Break and Review
I've admired Fleer's EX line since it debuted in 1997. But until now that admiration has led to but the occasional loose pack purchase...
2002 Topps Series 2 Baseball Box Break and Review
To me, Topps is all about tradition. This is the one set I build every year without fail. It's cheap (relatively speaking), it's got...
2002 SP Authentic Baseball Box Break and Review
If you've got the buck, 2002 SP Authentic has the bang. Loaded with short-printed rookies, autographs and jersey cards, this stuff is a crap...
