Mets fans have seen this picture of Keith Hernandez before. Sitting in front of locker while working on a crossword puzzle with his road jersey hanging to his left, Dwight Gooden’s jersey further to the left, and Darryl Strawberry’s jersey behind him. It makes you wonder why this picture was never used on a baseball card before.Enter Topps Stadium Club.First released back in 1991, Topps Stadium...
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Topps Heritage is back with its annual update set, Topps Heritage High Number. The High Number update features players that changed teams prior to and during the season in their new uniform, as well as some rookies that have made their major league debut. Unlike the Topps Update Series, Topps Heritage High Number is a true continuation of the Topps Heritage set released earlier in the year....
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Released just two days before Thanksgiving, 2022 Bowman Chrome has finally come to the market with such an obnoxious amount of refractor parallels to chase that collectors may actually forget that the base set exists.Normally scheduled for a September release date, the 2022 product follows the tried-and-true formula with a 100-card base set of veterans and rookies and another 100 cards of...
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Shortly before Thanksgiving, 2022 Topps Allen & Ginter finally came to market after a three-month delay. Historically released during the summer months, the November release date is the latest this product has ever been released. However, Topps’ Allen & Ginter is more than just a popular hobby release.Allen & Ginter is the reason this hobby even exists.Founded in 1872 in Richmond,...
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As October comes to an end and the World Series begins, Topps added the book-end to their 2022 flagship product by releasing its 330-card Topps Update Series. Numbered separately from Series’ 1 and 2, Topps Update Series is not an actual Series 3, but a separate product from the flagship release that has the feel of a Series 3 as it is the same size as Series 1 and 2, and it utilizes the same...
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