I have always been a huge baseball card collector and still am to this day. I have several really great rookie cards from Rickey Henderson to Barry Bonds (okay jury is out folks on that one). I also have some early Pete Rose and Willie Mays cards from the mid-to-late 1960′s. For whatever reason, I’ve always enjoyed collecting cards and would eagerly pass up candy to buy more whenever my parents offered a treat. Recently, I have a renewed passion for the hobby and am working to get my kids involved as well (at least my son). As we grow the collection it’s always good to keep an eye on the following thirty blogs:
1. Hot Prospects.Net
http://www.hot-prospects.net/
-aside from the popular cards featured in the site, visitors can also have the chance to learn a few details about various players.
2. Baseball
http://baseballcardbasement.blogspot.com/
-the blog contains articles on various baseball news and MLB cards stories. On the side bar are featured cards owned and once owned by the blogger.
3. Fielder’s Choice Blog
http://fielderschoice.wordpress.com/
-you’ll find a set of older or vintage MLB cards in this blog.
4. A cardboard problem
http://www.acardboardproblem.com/
-this blog tells an MLB fan’s story of his card collecting journey.
5. Cardboard Junkie
http://cardjunk.blogspot.com/
-this blog offers visitors a gallery of old baseball trading cards and snippets of stories of the MLB and its players.
6. Sports card Uncensored
http://www.sportscardsuncensored.com/
-learn more about the Major League Baseball and the cards you can collect as fan through this blog.
7. Baseball card Blog
http://baseballcardblog.blogspot.com/
-this blog is managed by two huge baseball fans and baseball card collectors. It contains light stories and insights about MLB players and their performances.
8. Stalegun
http://blog.stalegum.com/
-managed by a huge baseball card collector, this blog is equipped with useful information for other collectors. Some posts even include videos.
9. Wax Heaven
http://completist.wordpress.com/
-this blog has a feature on the baseball trading card game Topps Attax.
10. Voice of the Collector
http://www.voiceofthecollector.com/
-know the card design for Topps 2011 from this blog. This blog also has links on eBay where you can purchase a trading card you might be looking for.
11. 1988 Score
http://1988score.blogspot.com/
-features a listing and gallery of interesting MLB collectible cards.
12. Thye Golden Age of baseball Cards
http://www.goldenagebaseballcards.com/baseball_card_blog.htm
-“1956 Topps Baseball Card Set – Topps After the War” and “Baseball Cards for Cheerleaders” are some of the featured articles in this blog.
13. MLB Collector
http://stevesbuddyjoe.blogspot.com/
-aside form the regular blog postings; this blog contains images of autographed baseball cards.
14. Indian baseball Cards
http://www.tribecards.net/
-enjoy fan’s insights, anecdotes and information regarding MLB and card collectibles.
15. Grand cards
http://grandcards.blogspot.com/
-the blog started with the aim to talk about baseball card collection and Curtis Granderson, but the topics eventually broadened as the blog continues to reach out to various MLB fans.
16. White Sox Cards
http://whitesoxcards.blogspot.com/
-learn more about E102 card set and card pieces of White Sox through this blog.
17. Trader Cracks Card Blog
http://tradercracks.blogspot.com/
-what are the latest baseball cards available in the market? Find out from this blog plus other news, updates and trivia about various MLB players and cards.
18. Thoughts and Sox
http://thoughtsandsox.blogspot.com/
-this blog is managed by a Boston Red Sox fan. It contains information of various cards he collects.
19. Nennth Inning
http://thenennthinning.wordpress.com/
-the blog’s administrator is a card trader and baseball fan. This blog publishes his wish lists and some facts about baseball cards and trading.
20. The Hamiltonian
http://thehamiltonian.wordpress.com/about/
-the blog was started to document the owner’s collection of different Josh Hamilton cards. The blog even contains the owner’s card wish list.
21. Blue Diamond
http://bluediamondcards.blogspot.com/
-some of the posts included in this blog are: “2008 Upper Deck Masterpieces Baseball Set COMPLETE!!!!” and “Sticker Vs On-Card Auto’s” which discuss news and latest updates about baseball cards.
22. Blue Heaven
http://dodgersblueheaven.blogspot.com/
-know the latest card sets available from Topps and other auto collection that baseball fans would surely enjoy.
23. Capewood’s Collection
http://capewood.blogspot.com/
-this blog is a combination of old and new baseball cards collected and desired by the blog administrator.
24. Cards on Cards
http://cardsoncards.blogspot.com/
-this blog includes listing of different baseball cards such as 145 – Craig Biggio, 119 – Mark Buehrle, 108 – Doug Mientkiewicz and 82 – Trot Nixon.
25. Dropped Third Strike
http://dropped3rdstrike.blogspot.com/
-this blog has been offering trivia and snippets of information about baseball card collection since 2008.
26. Project Baseball 1976
http://baseball1976.blogspot.com/
-the blog’s administrator aims to collects as many MLB cards as he can since 1976, yet he started this blog just in 2009. It contains photos and details of various baseball cards.
27. bdj610′s Topps Baseball Card Blog
http://bdj610bbcblog.blogspot.com/
-this blog is devoted to baseball cards manufactured by Topps. It contains reviews of both the new and old sets.
28. In the Ballpark
http://intheballpark2.blogspot.com/
-this bog is managed by a New York Yankees fan. It was started in 2008, and has since then started reviewing cards he collects which feature baseball player of different teams.
29. The Phillies Room
http://thephilliesroom.blogspot.com/
-want to find out more about 2010 Chachi #45 Vance Worley, 2010 Chachi #52 Phillies Clinch East HL or 2010 Topps Allen & Ginter #340 Brad Lidge cards? Come visit this site.
30. Ryan’s Memorabilia
http://ryanmemorabilia.wordpress.com/
-a blog dedicated to MLB cards. Visitors can view vintage Palmer, Robinson and Roberts cards among other else.
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