Ryan Cracknell
A collector nearly his entire life, Ryan has nostalgic memories of biking to the store for anything with the O-Pee-Chee logo. Although his tastes are eclectic, he focuses mostly on baseball (building sets, Expos team sets and a John Jaha master collection) and entertainment trading cards. That said, there are lots of other sports (and stuff) in his collection.
An Evening With Steve Martin and Friends at the Ryman in Nashville
Review of the Steve Martin concert at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, October, 2009.
The Fallout of Inkworks’ Vault Being Pillaged
The impact of Inkworks going out of business and a sudden flood of autographs on the market.
2009 Topps Magic Football Short Prints Checklist
Get a full list of 2009 Topps Magic Football short prints. A total of 50 rookies in the base set fall at a combined rate of 1:3 packs.
Coming Soon: 17,940 Inkworks Autographs
A little math shows that a whole lot of leftover Inkworks autographs are about to hit the market in Razor's Ink Archives repackage product.
Inkworks Shuts Its Doors
Inkworks, one of the leading manufacturers in entertainment trading cards, has gone out of business.
2008 Bowman Sterling Baseball World Baseball Classic Patch Card Redemptions
Available via redemption, 2008 Bowman Sterling World Baseball Classic Patch cards use swatches from the inaugural WBC. Checklist highlights include early cards of Yu Darvish and Masairo Tanaka.
2008 Upper Deck Masterpieces Baseball Blaster Box Break and Review
2008 Upper Deck Masterpieces Baseball blaster box break and review. Get a pack-by-pack look at what a cheap retail blaster box has to offer.
2008 Upper Deck Goudey Baseball Autograph Short Prints
Curious about the 2008 Upper Deck Goudey Baseball autograph short prints? Get the full details and checklist.
2007 Topps High School Musical Trading Cards Review
There was a time when High School Musical was a sensation. That may have passed but we can still laugh at the trading cards.
Wayne Gretzky and “The Trade,” 20-Years Later
It's been 20 years and Wayne Gretzky's trade to the Los Angeles Kings still feels surreal.