Recently I posted about some of the 3-D prototypes that have popped up in various auctions this Fall, noting there was a little more that co...

Continuing from last week, the trove of 3-D protoypes recently auctioned by Heritage contained four subjects beyond the dozen Baseball playe...

Heritage Auctions recently concluded an auction that featured the holdings of an ex-Topps executive, which is something that happens once or...

Topps was a big proponent of 3-D lenticular technology in the 1960's. They experimented with the format over a number of sets, perhaps m...

OK, it appears I managed to completely miss a truly epic Topps 3D prototype in the latest Huggins & Scott auction . Forgive me for repea...

Spring is in the air and we all know what that means-REA's annual auction has blasted off and as always presents many wondrous things to...

I finally got around to securing a solid scan from the Huggins & Scott site of the 1968 Topps 3D Prototype card of Brooks Robinson, th...

I've had a little bit of time to do some more digging on the 1968 Topps 3-D prototype card of Brooks Robinson, discussed most recently h...

I am really sorry to have missed this year's National in Chicago.  I went to Baltimore last year and had a blast, visiting in person wit...

Maybe it's because the regular 1968 baseball set was so drab or because some of them were still circulating in my neighborhood a year l...