The 2024 Topps MVP Buyback Program Is Back!
Lab 20 Sports Cards is your local trade in center. Exciting news for card collectors! The 2024 Topps MVP Buyback Program returns for another year, starting November 21, 2024. This …
2024 Bowman Chrome Hobby and HTA Boxes Review: Top Prospects, Autographs, and More
The 2024 Bowman Chrome release has once again captured the attention of collectors with its stunning design, impressive checklist, and the promise of uncovering future MLB stars. This year, Bowman …
2024 Topps Pristine Baseball: A Collector’s Dream Returns with a Twist
For baseball card collectors, the annual release calendar is always packed with excitement, but few products stir up as much anticipation as Topps Pristine Baseball. Making its triumphant return in 2022 …
Welcome to the Topps Hobby Rip Night: Where Cards and Cheers Collide!
Greetings, fellow card aficionados, collectors, and those just dipping their toes into the trading card scene!Prepare yourself for the Ultimate Card-Opening Extravaganza. Date: February 24, 2024Time: 5:00 PM – 8:00 …
2024 Topps Series 1 Baseball Preview
Hey, card enthusiasts! Get ready to unbox the excitement because Topps is back with a bang in 2024. The highly anticipated 2024 Topps Series 1 Baseball is set to hit …
Babe Ruth Bonanza: The $10 Million Ballad of the 1914 Baltimore News Rookie Card Hits the Auction Block!
Get ready for some auction drama because Robert Edward Auctions is about to drop the hammer on the 1914 Baltimore News Babe Ruth rookie card, and this bad boy might …
Swing for the Fences: 2023 Topps Chrome Update Unveils MLB Debut Patch Cards and More!
Hey there, sports card fanatics! If you’re anything like us, you’ve been on the edge of your seat since Major League Baseball and Topps dropped the bombshell about the MLB …
Double Trouble: The $700,000 SuperFractor Saga Unleashed by Topps
When it comes to the world of baseball card collecting, few things stir up excitement like the elusive 1/1 SuperFractor cards. These gems are as rare as a unicorn sighting …
Mr. Mint’s Impact on the Hobby
A phone call in 1986 would forever alter the landscape of high-end trading cards. Alan Rosen, more commonly known as “Mr. Mint,” was on the receiving end of this now-auspicious …
Pete Rose Deserves a Spot in Cooperstown
I met Pete Rose once at a trading card convention. I was 10. There he sat – a plump, brutish, grumpy, sleep-deprived old man, reduced to nothing but his signature …