During the late 1980s, Jose Canseco baseball cards were absolutely on fire...

By 1989, he was already a World Series champion, MVP and 3-time All-Star.

He and fellow "Bash Brother", Mark McGwire, looked like they were on track to go down as the greatest slugging duo in history.

However, the baseball card bubble of that era would burst and we'd later learn that he was tied to the PED scandal that rocked the sport.

While both of these events sent the values of his cards tumbling, you may be surprised that many of them can still be worth money today.

And in this guide, I look through the 10 most valuable.

Despite Mickey Mantle being noticeably absent, the 1954 Topps baseball card set is one of the most iconic of the vintage era.

Considering there are three monster rookie cards included, it's not hard to understand why...

Oh, and Ted Williams made his Topps debut by bookending the set with both the first and last cards to his name so that helps, too.

Mix all that with bright coloring, the company's first use of dual player images, and a checklist that includes some of the biggest stars of the era and you've got one of Sy Berger's greatest creations.

And in this guide, I'll run through the ten most valuable in this incredible set.

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"Mr. Clutch", "Mr. Outside", "The Logo"...no matter what you call him, Jerry West basketball cards continue to hold their place as some of the most desirable in the hobby.

Would you expect anything less from the man whose silhouette serves as the inspiration for the NBA logo itself?

Because of his success as a player, coach and executive of the Los Angeles Lakers, his cards are keys in every set in which he appeared and some of the most valuable basketball cards to collect in general.

And in this guide, I take a look at both West's most important mainstream cards as well as some of his favorite oddball issues.

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