The 1967 Topps Tom Seaver rookie card is one of the most recognizable and sought after cards of the 1960's.

Its dual-panel design meant that Seaver had to share his rookie card with teammate Bill Denehy but collectors still love this card...

The young Seaver doesn't look too intimidating even though he'd go down as one of the game's most feared pitchers of all-time.

I've had the opportunity to buy and sell a few of these over the years and it's always been a personal favorite of mine.

In this guide we'll discuss everything you need to know about collecting Tom Seaver rookie cards.

In this hobby, a Gordie Howe rookie card is high on any hockey card collector's want list.

With a nickname like "Mr. Hockey", how could it not be?

Howe's importance to the game of hockey is practically unparalleled.

Known for his physical strength, longevity, and complete playing abilities, Howe would rack up amazing career achievements and set many records along the way.

Many of his records were later broken by Wayne Gretzky, but that has not affected the staying power that his rookie card has had in this hobby.

And in this guide we'll discuss everything you need to know about collecting Gordie Howe rookie cards.

Joe DiMaggio baseball cards are easily some of the most recognizable and iconic cards in the entire hobby.

Most of them are from the pre-War era but he does have several nice ones from the post-War era, too.

Perhaps best known for his legendary 56-game hitting streak, DiMaggio goes down in history as one of the all-time Yankee greats.

And that legacy creates a huge market for his baseball cards.

In fact, some of them are among the most valuable baseball cards ever printed.

That said, let's take a look at some of Joltin' Joe's most coveted baseball cards!