Topps announced the latest four cards to their 2010 ETopps set. The cards include Adam Wainwright ($4.50 – 799), Evan Longoria ($5.00 – 999), and RRO cards of Drew Storan ($5.00 – 749) and Pedro Alvarez ($7.00 – 999).
If you missed last weeks ETopps offereing of Stephen Strasburg, there are plenty selling on EBAY 
already.
2010 Bowman Baseball Retail Box
8 Packs – 10 Cards per pack – $19.99
Pack 1
Derrek Lee
Cole Hammels
Dice K
Alex Gordon/Mike Moustakas (Bowman Expectations)
Starlin Castro (Topps 100)
Chris Brewer
Dustin Ackley
Adam Wainwright (Gold)
Allan Dykstra (Chrome)
Rolando Gomez (Chrome)
Pack 2
Brandon Webb
Jayson Werth
Kenshin Kawakami
Raul Ibanez
Matt Garza (BT)
Slade Heathcott
Anthony Rizzo
Derek Jeter (Gold)
Pedro Florimon (Chrome)
Trevor May (Chrome)
Pack 3
Jake Peavy
Howard Kendrick
Jason Bay
Rich Harden
Tyson Gillies (Chrome)
Yasmani Grandal (USA-Chrome)
Jason Heyward (Topps 100)
Jaff Decker
Sheng-An Kue
Justin Verlander (Gold)
Pack 4
Shane Victorino
Kanekoa Texeira
Scott Sizemore
Bo Bowman (Chrome)
Melky Mesa (Chrome)
Evan Longoria/Alex Liddi (Bowman expectations)
Jason Werth (BT)
JJ Hoover
Eric Niesen
Adam Jones (Gold)
Pack 5
Brandon Allen
Ryan Dempster
Buster Posey
Alfonso Soriano
Mitch Moreland (Chrome)
Alexander Torres (Chrome)
Ivan DeJesus Jr (Topps 100)
Craig Clark
Pedro Ciriaco
Kazuo Matsui (Gold)
Pack 5
Prince Fielder
Wandy Rodriguez
Francisco Liriano
Jared weaver
Abner Abreu (Chrome)
Zack Gentile (Purple Ref Chrome 830/999)
Mark Teixeira (BT)
Nick Santomauro
Tyler Henley
Pack 6
Nelson Cruz
Alex Gordon
Akinori Iwamura
Evan Longoria
Brian Baisley (Chrome)
Nick Pepitone (USA-Chrome)
Simon Castro (Topps 100)
Randall Delgado
Hak-Ju Lee
Miguel Cabrera (Gold)
Pack 7
Dustin Pedroia
Justin Masterson
Javier Vazquez
Madison Bamgarner
John Lamb (Chrome)
Sebastian Valle (Blue Chrome 122/250)
Joey Votto (BT)
James Beresford
Wilmer Font
Kendry Morales (Gold)
Topps National Chicle Baseball
24 Packs – 8 Cards per pack – Hobby Box
Eddie Mathews Cabinet Card
Drew Stubbs Auto
Juan Francisco Auto Redemption Card
Orlando Hudson #190 National Chicle Back
Scott Feldman #146 Bazooka Back
Duke Snider #166 National Chicle Back
Will Venable #196 National Chicle Back
Chone Figgins #89 Bazooka Back
Lance Berkman #305 National Chicle Back
Carlos Zambrano #124 National Chicle Back
Jason Bay #44 National Chicle Back
Torii Hunter #101 Bazooka Back
This is a great set if you like the art looking cards. This box was short my game used card, and I know every box cant be a winner but I wasn’t too happy with my auto’s either.
There use to be in almost every town and city across America, but now adays finding a baseball card shop is usually slim to none, but there are a few still out there like Tim’s Baseball Card Shop in the Chicago Area. While Tim has a steady stream of customers buying sports trading cards and sports memorabilia, the last thing we would expect to see is Tim’s Baseball Card Shop in one of those expensive Super Bowl commercials.
Tim Herron, The Chicago area dealer will be one of four small American businesses featured in a spot being prepared by Miller/Coors Brewing Company to run during Super Bowl XLIV. The 30-second ad for Miller High Life will feature Herron, the owner of Tim’s Baseball Card Shop, along with the owners of Del’s Barber Shop in Escondido, Calif., Loretta’s Authentic Pralines in New Orleans, La., Bizarre Guitar & Drum in Phoenix, Ariz.
Check out Sports Collectors Daily for the full story.
Is Pete Rose back in baseball? Check out TFOUL to see why we’ll see more of Pete Rose and his autograph in the Upper Deck.
2009 Upper Deck Sweet Spot – 6 Packs – 8 Cards per pack – $83.00
Pack 1
Shin-Soo Choo
Jeff Samardzija
Chad Billingsley
Josh Beckett
Joe Mauer
Clayton Kershaw
Michael Young
Grady Sizemore (74/75 Sweet Spot Sig)
Pack 2
Albert Pujols
Raul Ibanez
Jason Varitek
Russell Martin
Francisco Rodriguez
Troy Tulowitzki
Pincess Diana
Roy Halladay (Sweet Swatch)
Pack 3
Johan Santana
Cole Hamels
Miguel Tejada
Nate McLouth
BJ Upton
Justin Morneau
Hunter Pence
Ryne Sandberg/Billy Williams (Dual Sweet Swatch)
Pack 4
Stephen Drew
Chase Utley
Mark Teixeira
Cliff Lee
Miguel Cabrera
joey Votto
Javier Vazquez
Dexter Fowler (Rookie Sig Silver #65)
Pack 5
Carlos Quentin
Kosuke Fukudome
Hideki Matsui
Mariano Rivera
Hideki Okajima
Tim Lincecum
Hockey in Japan
Ryan Garko (Sweet Swatch)
Pack 6
Carlos Zambrano
Lance Berkman
Alex Rodriguez
Johnny Cueto
Freddy Sanchez
Ryan Braun
Nick Markakis (Sweet Swatch)
Al Rosen, once dubbed the “King of Cards” admitted he signed up for a memorabilia show in Queens this weekend to get back at a rival promoter who he claims reneged on a deal. “That’s the main reason I’m doing this show, to rub a little salt,” Rosen said of his feud with promoter Jim Ryan, who runs competing conventions in Nassau and Westchester counties. Nicholas Hirshon has more on Mr. Mint’s revenge.
2009 Topps Chrome
8 Packs – 4 Cards per pack- $19.99
Pack 1
Chris Young
David Hernandez
Daisuke Matsuzaka (WBC)
Nate McLouth
Pack 2
Joe Martinez
Prince Fielder
Koji Uehara (XFractor)
Alex Gordon
Pack 3
Jordan Schafer
Chen-Ming Wang
Jason Bay (Refractor)
Carlos Zambrano
Pack 4
Miguel Cabrera
Brad Lidge
Jonathan Papelbon (XFractor)
Koji Uehara
Pack 5
Carlos Lee
Mark Teixeira
Jose Reyes (XFractor)
Pat Burrell
Pack 6
James Shields
Jeff Francis
Brad Harman (WBC)
Howie Kendrick
Pack 7
Geoff Jenkins
Russell Martin
Matt Holiday (XFractor)
David Freese
Pack 8
AJ Pierzynski
Joakim Soria
Fei Feng (WBC)
Justin Upton
There are plenty of scandals for baseball through the years but today is the day, October 1st, 90 years ago that one of the darkest days in baseball officially began. The throwing of the 1919 World Series by the Chicago White Sox, which lead to eight players being banned from the game for life. Chris Olds of Beckett takes a look at why we don’t see many cards of “The Black Sox” and why that might all change. Check out the story here.
Inside 2009 Upper Deck Series One 
l products, the Upper Deck company released a nine-card insert set entitled: “Historic First Predictors.” Theses cards made nine bold predictions for 2009 and stated that if any of them came true during the course of the year that it would do “something big.” Well one of those cards was Chicago being named host city for the 2016 Summer Games, and on October 2nd, that might just happen. Check Upper Deck’s site for more on the Historic First Predictor cards.
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