Topps has named Mike Schmidt’s rookie card from 1973 as the 60th greatest card in history, but Bruce Markusen is thinking about a lesser known player from the 1972 set in this week’s installment.

Topps is determining its greatest card ever, but other companies have produced memorable cards. Let’s look at a classic from 1986.

As Topps tallies the votes for its 60th anniversary competition, nominations continue to pour in from Cooperstown.

Voting for the best Topps cards of all-time has concluded, but that won’t stop us from posting some more favorites.

As Topps continues its search for the best card ever, let’s consider one that delivers two stars at once.

As the Topps Company continues its contest to determine the 60 best cards of all-time, a collector in Cooperstown offers another of his favorite selections.

The games are gone for now, but baseball cards will remain with us throughout the winter.

It’s time for the Bucs and the Bombers to put the finishing touches on a most memorable Fall Classic.

With the Pirates and Yankees deadlocked at a game apiece, the 1960 World Series moves on to the third, fourth, and fifth games of a developing classic.

As this year’s World Series approaches, let’s look back at one of the best Series ever.