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

Jose Canseco's 1986 Donruss Rated Rookie is one of the iconic cards of the baseball card boom, but collectors seeking rarity often turn to 1990s parallels. The 1997 Pinnacle Artist's Proof shown here is a PSA 10 Pop 1, and it sold for $1,625 in 2024.

Nolan Ryan signed this rookie card with the inscription, "108.5 MPH Fastball." He signs this inscription because is has been calculated that his historic 1974 radar measurement (101.9 MPH) would clock at 108.5 MPH under today's tracking technology.

Jackie Robinson card prices have exploded in recent years. Could Larry Doby be next?

The horizontal design didn't last long, but it helped make 1960 Topps one of the hobby's most memorable vintage sets.

Some Hall of Fame rookie autograph baseball cards still sell for under $300. Here are four rookie auto bargains collectors should know about.

The 1989 Topps Baseball set represents the peak of the Junk Wax Era. Millions of copies of every card flooded the market, yet collectors still aggressively chase the set’s iconic rookies in PSA 10 condition.

Why did nearly 95% of collectors choose a low-grade Lou Gehrig over a PSA 10 Shohei Ohtani rookie? The results reveal a lot about today’s card market.

Yankees legends like Ruth, Mantle, and Jeter have dominated the baseball card hobby for decades, but many historically important Yankees fly under the radar.

The Griffey card market is heating up again. According to Card Ladder data, Griffey cards have exploded in value over the past year to new highs.

Record breaking sales continue to flood the vintage baseball card market in 2026. These six legends have emerged as the hobby’s strongest performers over the past year.

The 1956 Topps set gave collectors one of the most legendary checklists in hobby history.

Most collectors know Topps and Bowman. Far fewer know about these incredibly rare international baseball card sets.

The 1996 Pinnacle Skylines insert set checklist has 18 players; each featuring the skyline for the city

The insert boom of the 1990s created some of the hobby’s most iconic and recognizable cards.

Which baseball cards have the most long-term upside under $10,000? Collectors and dealers weigh in on vintage icons, rare variations, and blue-chip Hall of Fame rookies.

David Solow

Joined: Sep 7, 2025

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