Topps

Topps is a name well known in the collectible card industry. Founded in 1938 Topps initially focused on baseball cards, but over the years their product line grew to include hockey, celebrities, football and other cards.

Although dominated by Bobby Hull, the 1962-63 Topps hockey card series featured five rookie cards. The rookie cards are valued from $15 up to $60.

What to expect from the upcoming August release. Find out what these packs and boxes could contain.

I have preserved these cards since childhood. Today, these vintage cards are carefully protected in order to last for another 50 years.

How I started collecting baseball cards, and a few of the classic cards I have today.

Some of the greatest basketball trading cards were produced during the mid-1990s by Topps. Around that time, they had introduced hobbyists to their more exquisite line of cards called Topps Chrome.

Some of the greatest basketball cards ever produced came from the Topps Finest brand. The Topps brand introduced basketball card collectors to the very first set of beautifully designed refractors.

Trading card brands such as Topps and Fleer are becoming more popular among collectors due to their affordability. Some of the cards from those brands may have potential value within the next several years.

Finding a 1996-97 Topps Finest Kobe Bryant rookie card is so much tougher than you think. In this article, you may find interesting ways to find one without spending hundreds of dollars.

Around 1993, the Topps trading card company released a premium set of cards called Topps finest. These cards were fancy and were not cheap for simple collectors to buy.

A list of five affordable, vintage and meaningful football cards that are great to own--even if you're not a serious collector.

A review of Topps custom baseball card creating program from personal experience. Use your own digital photos to make authentic baseball cards.

This is an article on the Topps 1958 baseball card set, and the top cards from the set to collect.

I was surprised by how many players became managers, and how many of them are still playing in the bigs. I was saddened by the number who have passed away.

It's 2007 Football Season, and that means it's time for card collectors to start to look for this year's releases. Over sixteen sets were already released by the time the first game started this year. 2007 Topps Chrome is taking a step back from previous years.

"In one week we have gone from the largest U.S. manufacturer of frozen hamburgers to a company that cannot overcome the economic reality of a recall this large."

E coli found in Topps Meat

After a successful Series 1 of Topps Baseball cards for 2007, Topps is coming back with Series 2, which they hope can produce an equal amount of interest.

Every year since the 1950s, Topps has come out with its standard issue of baseball cards. It seems that this year's set has made quite a splash in the hobby world.

New York Jets' rookie running back Leon Washington is making some sort of gesture involving both of his middle fingers on the front of his Bowman football card. The card maker is apologizing while collectors are very interested.

2006 Topps Finest Baseball Cards are certain to be one of the most popular baseball card sets among collectors again.

2006 Topps Bazooka Baseball Cards are one of the low-end products for collectors of 2006 Baseball Cards.

2006 Topps Allen & Ginter Baseball Cards is set to hit the market in late July. It is one of the most highly anticipated baseball products among collectors.

2006 Topps Football Cards are set to hit the market in July 2006. 2006 Topps Football Cards will come in hobby boxes containing 36 packs. Each pack will contain 12 cards.

2006 Topps Chrome Baseball is set to hit the market within the next week. Each hobby box will contain 24 packs.

Each hobby box of 2006 Topps Draft Picks and Prospects Football contains 24 packs. There are 5 cards in each pack.

Each hobby box of 2006 Topps Triple Threads Baseball Cards contains 2 packs. Each pack contains 6 cards.

This article describes how the author's lost her most favored baseball treasure.