Topps did not climb to the top of the confectionery ladder in the 1950's by accident. They had advertising and sales departments that w...

I thought I would kick 2009 off with a quick look at a super rare Topps set-1961 Dice Game. This set of 18 black and white cards (yes, I am...

Those pesky B&W 1960's Topps issues just won't go away. No sooner do I scatter blogs on this subject throughout the last month...

When I started this blog a few months ago, I figured I would mostly post on Topps test and oddball baseball issues. As it has turned out, w...

Well, it has been a hectic holiday season here at the Topps Archives homestead....everyone is fast asleep, snug in their beds but I remain v...

Well, the daunting holiday honey-do list has surpassed my ability to blog in a timely fashion, so check in after Christmas for the latest. ...

A little while back I posted about an obscure "vanity" issue Topps created in 1971, commonly referred to as Topps Winners . As ...