Anonymous Collectibles NJ said...

“Let me see if I got this right. You buy low grade

beat up cards and feature them on your blog.

That’s awesome. Totally different than all the

other blogs I have seen featuring the nicest cards.”


6.21.2020

July 2020 POBC Magazine


Here's our July issue of POBC Magazine.
Please comment or send an email to pobcMAG@mail.com.
This month features my recollections of the 1978 All-Star Game, 
plus game outcomes over the past 42 years. 
Also, check out some of my favorite cards of eyeglass-wearing ballplayers.
And plenty of other poor old baseball cards. 
And as always, don't hesitate to suggest ideas or maybe 
even think about contributing to our next issue.
I hope you enjoy it!

5.14.2020

June 2020, POBC Magazine


Here's our June issue of POBC Magazine.
Please comment or send an email to pobcMAG@mail.com.
This month features my Top-100, my Royal Court of baseball players.
Also check out our kids pages: color the cover
and make a baseball puppet.
I really tried to broaden the appeal.
And of course, check out the poor old baseball cards and different
collectables throughout the magazine. I hope you enjoy it!

5.12.2020

1933 Goudey
Eddie Farrell

A quick search on the Internet shows that a very small percentage of baseball players are graduates of four-year colleges and universities. Eddie Farrell graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1925. He earned a medical degree and went on to practice dentistry well after his baseball career ended.

Farrell played at a time when athletes had careers. And I don't mean only as ballplayers. Players of his generation often worked in the offseason to earn a living.

He was not paid millions as players are today.

He had to work for a living, like the rest of us.

4.17.2020

Check out our first issue of POBC Magazine


It's here, our first issue of Poor Old Baseball Cards Magazine.
I hope you like the content and presentation 
and I'd love to hear your feedback. 
Please comment or send an email to pobcMAG@mail.com.
What do you like? What don't you like? 
What would you like to see? What could I do to make it better? 

Remember to view in landscape mode if on a smartphone or tablet. 
And swipe to go from page to page.