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Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Joe Louis American Hero Vintage Boxing Cards
Joseph Louis Barrow was born on May 13th 1914 and is widely regarded as the greatest heavyweight boxer of all time. Louis is very much thought of as the first African American hero of the United States as he projected anti-Nazi sentiment during World War II.
You can view many of Joe Louis' vintage boxing cards that were issued from 1935 to 1967 here: Joe Louis Boxing Cards
Monday, July 20, 2009
1962 Topps Mars Attacks Non-Sports Vintage Trading Cards
Mars Attacks is a science fiction trading card series made in 1962 by Topps.
Mars Attacks is a story about the invasion of Earth by mean and disgusting Martians. The Martians used awkward methods to torture the humans. The cards were popular with children, but the cards contained inappropriate content, which caused the company to stop the production. They were so popular, that they became a collectors’ item.
Topps started making merchandise based on Mars Attacks. They made items such as mini comic books and card reprints.
Tim Burton filmed the first movie of Mars Attacks in 1996.
See the entire set here:
1962 Topps Mars Attacks Vintage Non-Sports Cards
The story of Mars Attacks:
Martians land on Earth in flying saucers. The president alerts America about the arrival of the Martians. The Martians announce that they have “ come in peace.” Then, a hippie releases a white dove into the air, a symbol of peace. The Martians take it the wrong way and start to attack and kill the humans.
A Martian disguises itself as a woman and sneaks into the White House and attempts to kill the president, but fails. The Martians decide to destroy historical landmarks, and end up killing the president. Thankfully, a teenage boy found the Martians weakness, (the song Indian Love Call).
The Martians end up going back to Mars and the humans clean up the Martians’ mess and improve their usual lifestyle.
By: Ashley Cespedes
Mars Attacks is a story about the invasion of Earth by mean and disgusting Martians. The Martians used awkward methods to torture the humans. The cards were popular with children, but the cards contained inappropriate content, which caused the company to stop the production. They were so popular, that they became a collectors’ item.
Topps started making merchandise based on Mars Attacks. They made items such as mini comic books and card reprints.
Tim Burton filmed the first movie of Mars Attacks in 1996.
See the entire set here:
1962 Topps Mars Attacks Vintage Non-Sports Cards
The story of Mars Attacks:
Martians land on Earth in flying saucers. The president alerts America about the arrival of the Martians. The Martians announce that they have “ come in peace.” Then, a hippie releases a white dove into the air, a symbol of peace. The Martians take it the wrong way and start to attack and kill the humans.
A Martian disguises itself as a woman and sneaks into the White House and attempts to kill the president, but fails. The Martians decide to destroy historical landmarks, and end up killing the president. Thankfully, a teenage boy found the Martians weakness, (the song Indian Love Call).
The Martians end up going back to Mars and the humans clean up the Martians’ mess and improve their usual lifestyle.
By: Ashley Cespedes
Monday, July 6, 2009
Top Selling Graded Baseball Cards in the Past Month
Here is a sampling of data for June 2009:
1952 Topps Mickey Mantle #311 graded as a PSA 4.5 sold for $12,856
1958 Topps Ted Williams #485 graded as a PSA 10 sold for $10,600
1952 Topps Mickey Mantle #311 graded as a PSA 3 sold for $10,500
1909-11 White Borders T206 Cy Young, Cleveland #522 graded as an SGC 88 sold for $7,650
See more baseball card values here:
http://www.vintagecardprices.com/free-top-baseball-card-values.htm
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