The 1980s are often remembered as the peak of the junk wax era. Production numbers were massive and for years many assumed that cards from the decade would never command serious money. That thinking ...

Rockin' out to hair bands on your Walkman. Heading to the shopping mall for an Orange Julius. And ripping 35-cent packs, hoping to land that Doc Gooden or Dan Marino rookie card. As cllct looks back ...

The 1980s are synonymous with the junk wax era, a time when baseball cards were printed in enormous quantities. During this time, baseball cards were sold almost everywhere. Gas stations, 7-Elevens, ...

Cards once found in dollar bins can now sell for thousands when paired with a bold autograph and a high grade. The 1980s are synonymous with the junk wax era, a time when baseball cards were printed ...