CategoriesPlayersA Jerry Rice Football Card is a must for any serious Football card collector. Who is Jerry Rice When discussing the greatest football players of all time, Jerry Rice is a name that has to be included. Don Hutson has an argument to be the best receiver, but Rice performed longer against much better competition. […]
CategoriesSets1957 Topps football cards may be known for Bart Starr and Johnny Unitas, but is a much better set than just those two. Featuring seven total Hall of Fame rookies, and 37 total Hall of Famers out of 155 total cards, the set is filled with stars. 1957 Topps Football cards are iconic for the […]
CategoriesSets1950 Bowman Football cards have many rookie cards of top football stars of the decade. Football cards weren’t exactly new season, new rookie cards from that season to chase in 1950. However, in 1950 Bowman, you had new teams get added to the checklist all together. The soon to be bankrupt Baltimore Colts and New […]
CategoriesSets1955 Topps All-American Football Cards are essentially an apology set to the past era of football. Set in college uniforms, the set is an admission that football players and cards of the past should have been major release instead of regional, food, or other ways of obscure. The 100 card set features 17 Pro Football […]
CategoriesPlayersJoe Montana Football Cards are extremely desirable to many collectors. People often put Montana on the Mount Rushmore of Football Quarterbacks. Who is Joe Montana Joe Montana is one of the greatest players of all time, and one of the hobby greatest football players too. A four-time Super Bowl champion, Montana was the face of […]
CategoriesPlayersRed Grange Football Cards are tough to find as many are within the personal collections of passionate vintage collectors. To many, hes one of the most influential pre war football figures. Who is Red Grange The NFL is not the NFL we know it today without Red Grange. Professional football was started in 1890’s as […]
CategoriesPlayersOtto Graham Football Cards have been rising in price over the past few years. For the longest amount of time, the hobby ignored the accomplishments of one of the greatest quarterbacks of his generation. Who is Otto Graham Otto Graham has a better argument than many think for being the greatest of all time. Graham […]
CategoriesSetsThe first National Football League licensed set is 1933 Diamond Matchbooks Football Cards. Produced by the Diamond Match Company, the set was more designed as a way to sell cigarette matches than promote pro football. Featuring 143 cards, but only 94 different players, and one Seal card, the 1933 set has a lot of variations. […]
CategoriesPlayersReggie White Football cards are a must for any Football collectors collection. Who is Reggie White Reggie White is a top-tier all-time player in football. His cards also break the mold that defensive players can’t get any hobby love as well. Hard working player appeals to fans of even rival fanbases. At Tennessee he had […]
CategoriesSets1967 Philadelphia Gum is remembered as a lame duck set for two main reasons. Topps got the NFL license back in 1968, and the 1967 rookie Hall of Famers lack any real collectability. Jim Brown retiring early also meant he did not have a 1967 card. Even Unitas and Starr can be had all day, […]
