A number of cello boxes (usually 16) packaged for wholesale purposes.

The term used for when a card is encapsulated in plastic by a grading service.

D card - A card that appears to be three-dimensional as it is moved. Usually used to describe Kellog's and Sportflics issues made by this process.

A group of baseball players who have hit 500 career home runs. 500 home runs is a magic number, of sorts, that not only separates the great home run hitters, but also more or less insures induction in [..]

Short for American Basketball Association.

Acronym for the American Card Catalog. This catalog, written by Jefferson Burdick and published in 1960 by Nostalgia Press, uses numerical and alphabetical designations for identifying and cataloging [..]

A sports card manufacturer that is well known for its unique style of embossed sports cards.

Abbreviation for the American Football League

An artistic way of touching up a photo. This is common practice on sports cards that feature players who have changed teams. Hats and uniforms will be airbrushed to depict their new team.

Short for baseball's American League.