David Solow

Joined: Sep 7, 2025

David is a collector based in Georgia and a lifelong fan of the New York Yankees, New York Giants, and New York Knicks. He is an avid sports card collector with a strong passion for vintage baseball cards and vintage on-card autographs. David enjoys obtaining autographs through the mail and loves connecting with other knowledgeable collectors to discuss the history and evolution of the hobby. He also previously wrote about the New York Giants for GMENHQ.com

Sandy Koufax and Willie Mays were both at the peak of their powers in 1965.

This 1968 Venezuela Topps N.L. RBI Leaders PSA 7 card sold for $2,100 in 2023. The standard U.S. Topps version in a PSA 7 recently sold for $165.

The 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle rookie card has become the hobby’s ultimate card, with prices rising dramatically over the past 365 days.

Early 2000s cards often get overlooked, but the designs and parallels from this era still stand out.

O-Pee-Chee is often dismissed as just a hockey card company, but its baseball cards have a lot to offer for collectors.

Ohtani’s high-end Topps Dynasty cards have surged in value. This example is up roughly 6x over the past few years, but several of his top cards have climbed even higher.

Ohtani’s hottest cards are separating from the rest of the market. Here are five that have delivered massive gains.

Topps Tiffany cards were one of the hobby’s earliest premium releases. Here are the 7 most valuable Tiffany baseball cards from the 1980s, ranked by recent sales and iconic status.

These ultra scarce rookie autographs have already gained attention, but there are still vintage rookie autos that feel underpriced.

Vintage rookie autograph cards are gaining attention, but some still feel underpriced. Here are five that stand out based on rarity, player greatness, and long term upside.

These PSA 9 vintage baseball cards have doubled in value over the past year, highlighting strong demand for high-grade Hall of Fame classics.

While Topps and Bowman dominate the vintage card market, these four overlooked sets still offer the same stars at significantly lower prices.

The 1990s pushed card design to another level. Bold, creative inserts like these are a big reason the era still holds up today.

These six 1990s baseball cards are seeing major price jumps in 2026. Rare inserts and high-grade classics from the '90s are some of the hottest cards in the market right now.