08.07
Big-name stars signed their cards in Baltimore.
08.07
The former Boston Red Sox star isn’t much of a collector.
08.06
Posted on August 6, 2012 – 3:26 pm | Author: chrisolds
Baseball | 1969 Topps, 2012 National Sports Collectors Convention, autographs, featured, Ken Goldin, MLB, New York Yankees, NSCC, Oakland A's, Reggie Jackson, Topps, TRISTAR | Comments (24)
What I got in that last hour was something I never in my life could have expected — something I could have never want-listed or dreamt about. It wasn’t a Rookie Card or an autograph. What I got was Reggie Jackson.
08.05
“Does it have the pocket for my cigarettes?” asked Hall of Fame manager Earl Weaver when presented with one of his old jerseys at the National Sports Collectors Convention.
08.04
BALTIMORE – As first-timers to the National Sports Collectors Convention, Julien’s Auctions are showing up with the real deal.
08.04
BALTIMORE – The bat Frank Robinson used to hit his 500th home run sat in its own display case in the front of a booth. Onlookers stopped and marveled. It brought attention to JT Sports’ booth where game-used bats were everywhere.
08.04
Join Beckett Baseball’s Chris Olds as he opens a 2012 Bowman Platinum Blue parallel set that a collector provided.
