Marking the company’s re-entry to the hobby, the 1992 Topps basketball card set was a sight for sore eyes for basketball card collectors.

Not since 1981 had Topps been in the basketball card business, often believing there wasn’t enough demand.

Thanks to Michael Jordan’s extreme popularity and the hype surrounding a couple of key rookies, that all changed in 1992…

Not to mention, the “Dream Team” had just finished off a historically dominant performance during the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona.

Basketball was as hot as ever and Topps was ready to capitalize.

And in this guide, we look at the ten most valuable from their 1992 set.

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When it comes to my favorite vintage baseball cards, the 1952 Topps Willie Mays is high on that list for two reasons:

1. The set itself is regarded as the most important post-war set in the hobby
2. Willie Mays is arguably the greatest baseball player of all-time

Baseball cards don’t get much better than this one…

And, in this guide, we’ll look at what makes it so unique, how much it’s worth, and how to best go about buying and selling one.

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Whether you love them or hate them, there is one thing I think we can all agree on when it comes to 1987 Fleer baseball cards:

Those two-tone blue borders are instantly recognizable…

You could hide the player images, names, team affiliations, etc. and leave nothing showing but the borders and still be able to identify this set.

And, I think that counts for something.

While most of these cards’ values have suffered over time due to massive printing and market saturation, some are still worth a respectable amount.

And, in this guide, I’ll go through the fifteen most valuable.

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