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The Back of the Cards - Does Anyone Still Read Them?

The Backs of baseball cards used to be a veritable encyclopedia of baseball information.

1954 Ernie Banks Topps #094

Ernie Banks lit up Wrigley Field in the 1950s as one of the first power-hitting shortstops.

1954 Ted Williams Topps #001

The Topps 1954 Ted Williams #002 is second card in the Baseball Card Hall of Fame.

1952 Mickey Mantle Topps #311

The Topps 1952 Mickey Mantle #311 is first card in the Baseball Card Hall of Fame.

Hank Aaron - A Wrong (Left) is Righted

Hank Aaron had a job to do and did it well. His 1957 card should be fixed.

Roberto Clemente - Wrigley's Longest Home Run

Roberto Clemente was a line drive hitter. His Wrigley tape measure shot will be remembered forever.

Topps 1956 Baseball Card Set

Topps wins the war over Bowman. What's next?

Ted Kluszewski - When Sleeveless was in Vogue

Ted Kluszewski was a power hitter from the 1950s, but was probably known best by his uniform style.

Baseball Cards and the Fight Against Terrorism

Compared to most forms of entertainment baseball cards are boring, but that may not be a bad thing.

Jim Bunning - Pretty in Pink

Jim Bunning has many accomplishments, but the one against Ted Williams is unique.

Baseball Veterans and War

Many baseball players served in the military, but that was a long time ago.

Lou Piniella - The Fire Rages On

It took awhile for Lou to make it as a player. His three Topps rookie cards prove he does not give up.

What is a Baseball Card? - Is It Art or a Commodity?

Should baseball cards be encased in plastic? How does it affect the real value?

Joe Torre - A Manager Who Could Play with the Best

Joe Torre is a baseball manager whose playing days should not be forgotten.

Topps 1955 Baseball Card Set

Peace continues in the US while Topps goes to war against Bowman.

Herb Score- A Career Too Short

Herb Score broke onto the baseball scene in 1955 destined for the Hall of Fame.

Baseball Boss Revisted - What a Difference a Day Makes

Baseball Boss, the virtual baseball card game, is reviewed one year later.

Topps' Exclusive Deal with Major League Baseball

What will the deal between Topps and MLB mean for baseball cards in the future?

The 1954 Topps Baseball Card Picture Set - Peace and Prosperity

There was peace in the U.S., but the Baseball Card Wars were at their peak level.

Jim Piersall - Fear Strikes Out

Jim Piersall is one of the few ballplayers who had a movie made of him before he was a star.
 

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I am a writer and baseball card enthusiast. I write about The Golden Age of Baseball Cards and their influence on society and the game. With the current baseball card industry suffering a slow death, we must look to the past for answers.
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The Golden Age of Baseball Cards
The Golden Age of Baseball Cards Blog
The Golden Age of Baseball Cards Hall of Fame
The Golden Age of Baseball Cards is dedicated to a time when baseball card collecting was a hobby of many boys and an occasional girl. It was a time when the cards meant more to the owner than their monetary value. Kids traded, flipped and played with baseball cards. They even destroyed them by cutting them up and putting them in bicycle spokes. But, even more importantly, they learned from them. The impact of baseball cards from the Golden Age, the 50s and 60s, on society was tremendous.

Visit The Golden Age of Baseball Cards to get a feel for the times.
Visit The Golden Age of Baseball Cards Blog to read more about the history of baseball cards.
Visit The Baseball Card Hall of Fame to learn more abou the true value of these baseball cards.

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At 12:31pm on November 18th, 2009, Bill said…
The Golden Age of Baseball cards now promotes cards of the past through its Baseball Card Showcase. We have begun a chronology of Topps cards and have stories from 1952 through 1955. More to come...
At 2:34am on March 14th, 2009, ugo said…
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My name is vera, i saw your profile today and became intrested in you,i will also like to know you more,and if you can send an email to my email address,i will give you my pictures here is my email address (veraand00@yahoo.com) I believe we can move from here! Awaiting for your mail to my email address above.
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At 3:35pm on September 2nd, 2008, GDV said…
Very interesting. I look forward to reviewing your sites - and reading your Blogs.
 
 

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