Topps was very much focused on entertainers as they launched what we now call standard sized (2 1/2" x 3 1/2") cards in late 1956....

Topps has produced all sorts of "affinity" and "event" sets over the years, including some I doubt have ever been docume...

I am on a basketball kick of late, there's no doubt about it. And what better set than to take a peek at than one of my all time favorit...

Robert Edward Auctions , as I am sure you all know, is home to some wondrous offerings each and every time they unleash a catalog on the wor...

For reasons that are, as yet, unclear to me, I recently decided to target the short prints from the uncut sheets containing the 1970-71 Topp...

An interesting short article crossed my transom the other day and while I have managed to misplace the name of whoever provided it (possibly...

Following last week's post, I thought I would take a stab at estimating how many 1952 Baseball high numbers Topps actually produced. It ...