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  1.  An overhead view of a dark blue basketball court with orange streaks and lines and an oversized basketball.
    A Look at Bill Walton Rookie Card Values
    Are you a Bill Walton fan and eager to learn more about his legendary career? We’ll look at Walton’s career, his rookie card, and what may affect card values!
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    Most Valuable Football Cards From the ’80s and ’90s

    The ’80s and ’90s were great decades for NFL football and trading cards. We break down the most valuable trading cards from this golden era of the sport here.

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    The Difference Between Cello and Wax Packs
    Do you know the difference between a cello and wax FASC pack? We explain that and so much more in our guide to unopened sports card packs here.
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    Most Valuable Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce Cards
    The Kelce name is one of the hottest commodities in football and the sports world today. We break down the most valuable Kelce football cards here.
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    Top 10 Most Valuable Shaquille O’Neal Rookie Cards
    Few NBA players were physically and metaphorically bigger than Shaquille O’Neal. See which of his rookie cards are the most valuable here.
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    Vintage Card Comeback: Honus Wagner Cards

    Vintage cards are making a comeback, and Honus Wagner’s cards are at the center. We explain the resurgence of vintage cards and more about Wagner’s cards here.

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    How the Internet Created a Sports Card Break Boom
    Sports card breaks have never been more popular, largely due to the reach of the internet. Learn how the internet fostered a boom in sports card breaks here.
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    The Complete Guide To Preparing Your Cards for Grading

    Grading is one of the most important aspects of owning a card collection. Our complete guide will show you how to prepare your cards for grading!

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  9. A large, white retail sign with red lettering that says "SPORTS CARDS" stands against a blue sky with thin clouds.
    A Beginner’s Guide to Sports Card Collecting and Trading
    Are you interested in starting a sports card collection? Before you do, get a head start with our beginner’s guide to card collecting and trading!
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    What Are the Most Common Sport Card Break Types?

    Sports card breaks have taken over the card-collecting industry, but not every break is the same. Learn about the most common card breaks here!

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