Anson Whaley of PreWarCards.com earns SABR’s 2025 Jefferson Burdick Award. A well-deserved honor for one of the hobby’s best researchers and writers.
Post War Cards
Baseball Cards Magazine explored the airbrushed oddities that still spark laughs today!
A colorful 1977 MSA disc set distributed by Holiday Inn, with 70 players and a surprising number of Gem Mint 10s in the hobby.
Are the 1989 OPC goalie photos the worst ever? After reviewing all 32, it's hard to argue otherwise!
Topps cropped out a lot of artistry on Jim Coates’ 1959 card, but the original painting shows a richer picture, literally.
A stunning trio of 1950s–60s baseball calendars featuring Wagner, Ott, and Hornsby—vintage gems once used to promote the game and its legends.
Pulled from production and surrounded by mystery, 1959 Fleer Ted Williams #68 remains one of the hobby’s most fascinating and sought-after post-war cards.