Sports Card Prospectus
The Hobby ChaserNews, Views and Tips for Sports Card Collectors and Investors
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Cycle One: $425 On A Man Who Retired In 1989
The opening position of a ten year experiment is a beaten up rookie card of a player whose career has been closed for thirty-seven years. That is not a hedge or a compromise. It is the entire idea, stated as plainly as I can stat...
The Grail Just Got Pulled: Ohtani’s Dual Gold Logoman Surfaces at a Boca Raton Card Shop
Somewhere in a stack of 2026 Topps Chrome Baseball redemption cards sitting on a shop counter in Boca Raton, Florida, a collector at Boca Sports Cards flipped over the single most anticipated pull in the modern hobby. Topps confirmed i...
250,000 Printed, 330 Perfect: The Math Behind Jordan’s $360K Rookie Card
In 1986, a wax pack of Fleer basketball cards cost about a dollar, and dealers were practically giving away unsold boxes. Sunday night, a single card from that product sold for $360,000. Understanding how that happened tells you more about...
I’m Putting $500 and $200 Every Two Weeks Into Cards Instead of an Index Fund. Here’s the Paper Trail.
Starting August 1, I am funding a sports card portfolio with $500 to open and $200 every two weeks after that. Every dollar is tracked against what it would have done sitting in VTI on the identical schedule. Every purchase gets a wr...
A 1997 Refractor Gained 1,000 Percent. The Rarer Version of the Same Card Barely Ever Trades.
Earlier this year a Ken Griffey Jr. refractor sold for $18,600. The same card sold for $1,600 in August of 2022. That is a gain of over 1,000 percent in three and a half years, and it happened to a card that is not even the rarest version o...
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