Number 5 Type Collection

Time for more multi-lingualism ! The Big League Stars set features French and English on each card, all the better to socialize your medicin...

Sometimes I wonder at the arbitrariness of how we collect and value cards. OK, we like the Mick. His  picture  still looks good. A wrinkled...

Sweet mercy, is that the mono-est monobrow that ever lived a life in California? Witness the calling card of Wallace Wade Moon , 1954 ROY fo...

This coin features an optimistic, youngish Marichal, only three seasons into his dominant Hall-of-Fame career. 1963 proved Juan's first ...

TCMA is best known for two things, minor league team sets and retrospectives that show off their stock of vintage photos. This set falls int...

Hey, it's another leaders card ! Topps limited it to each league's top banana, however, and this pair of guys couldn't be more d...

Numbering a set seemed an afterthought at the dawn of baseball's card era. Companies printed them as promotional materials, like banks m...

This card kind of creeps me out, so it'll go by as quickly as possible. Card front Card back 1948 saw the release of The Babe Ruth S...

It's not made of unusual materials or packaged with ice cream , but the GAD Fun Cards set is certainly an oddball. No photos, just sket...

Enough of the #5s for now, it's time for a adrenaline rush of brand new cards! This year's Allen & Ginter design and contents v...