David Solow

Joined: Sep 7, 2025

David is a collector based in Georgia and a lifelong fan of the New York Yankees, New York Giants, and New York Knicks. He is an avid sports card collector with a strong passion for vintage baseball cards and vintage on-card autographs. David enjoys obtaining autographs through the mail and loves connecting with other knowledgeable collectors to discuss the history and evolution of the hobby. He also previously wrote about the New York Giants for GMENHQ.com

The 1996 Pinnacle Skylines insert set checklist has 18 players; each featuring the skyline for the city

Special inscriptions like these add significant value and collector appeal to autographed cards. The Don Mattingly card on the left sold for $1,275 in March, while the Ken Griffey Jr. rookie card with the “1997 MVP” inscription sold for $8,500 in 2023.

The 1986 Topps Traded set remains one of the most iconic update releases ever produced. Here are the six cards collectors still chase decades later.

Al Kaline, Hank Aaron, and Ernie Banks headline an iconic 1954 Rookie Card class.

These legendary rookie card classes produced some of the most valuable and iconic baseball cards ever made.

Few sets reflect a moment in time like 1961 Topps. Built during a season of expansion, controversy, and the famous Maris-Mantle home run race, it produced some of the most iconic cards in the hobby.

Satchel Paige was one of the most fascinating baseball players that baseball has ever seen, and his limited trading card supply drives collector demand and pricing

1953 Topps might be the best-looking set ever made. Here are the 5 most valuable cards, led by a $3 million dollar Mantle.

Kobe and Iverson 1990s basketball cards are surging in 2026, led by demand for iconic designs like these.

Prices are rising fast for 1990s basketball trading cards.

Sandy Koufax and Willie Mays were both at the peak of their powers in 1965.

With legends like Mickey Mantle, Sandy Koufax, and Willie Mays, the 1965 Topps set continues to attract both collectors and investors.

This 1968 Venezuela Topps N.L. RBI Leaders PSA 7 card sold for $2,100 in 2023. The standard U.S. Topps version in a PSA 7 recently sold for $165.

Most vintage cards were printed in large numbers, but Venezuelan Topps cards are different. They were never meant to be rare, but today they are some of the scarcest cards in the hobby.