Posts Tagged ‘Baseball Fan’

How to Be a Baseball Fan : How to Collect Baseball Cards

Saturday, December 19th, 2009
expertvillage asked:


Baseball card collecting has been a popular hobby for years. Learn how to collect baseball cards and how to better enjoy the game in thisfree baseball video. Expert: Nick Masuda Bio: Nick Masuda’s experience includes covering sports for the Asbury Park Press, the San Jose Mercury News, the Sun-Journal in Lewiston, Maine and, currently, the Orlando Sentinel. Filmmaker: Dennis Lucius

Paulina

Why are old baseball cards worth so much these days?

Monday, January 5th, 2009
baseball cards
ram0889 asked:


I’m not a baseball fan but I do have common sense. Even if I had the money to buy cards, I won’t spend over $5 for a little piece of paper, or whatever there made of.

So…
Why are people buying these things for so much money?
I just want to understand why?

Peyton

Do you Have the Acclaimed Babe Ruth Baseball Cards in your Collection?

Wednesday, November 26th, 2008
baseball cards
Muna wa Wanjiru asked:


For the serious baseball fan and the collector of baseball cards, there’s only one question that you have to ask yourself. Is your baseball card collection complete? Do you have at least one of the acclaimed Babe Ruth baseball cards in your collection?

This is a fair question to ask of any serious collector, and you will find that mostly the answer will be a resounding yes! Any avid baseball card collector worth his salt will have at least one, maybe more, Babe Ruth baseball cards in his possession. .

No matter what name George Herman Ruth Jr. is known by, Babe Ruth, The Babe, The Sultan of Swat, The Great Bambino, he is and forever will be immortalized as one of the greatest baseball players to walk this earth.

These are all names that are synonymous with that greatest of all baseball players, Babe Ruth, and if you ask anyone – be it a baseball fan or not – they will have heard at least one of these nicknames.

And in one of the most fitting tributes of all for a baseball player, The Babe has been immortalized in not only the Baseball Hall of Fame, but also on the face of many baseball cards. It is these Babe Ruth baseball cards which are as much after now as they were 80 years ago.

Definitely deserving his title as the Sultan of Swat, Babe Ruth batted an average of .342, and 714 home runs amongst other accomplishments to his illustrious name. Babe Ruth baseball cards are valued as much as for what The Babe brought to each game, as for what he did to revitalize the declining game of baseball.

With a scandal only just behind it, baseball had almost nothing to look forward to until The Babe literally stepped up to the plate. And from there, history was made and baseball hasn’t looked back since. This is why Babe Ruth baseball cards are also sought after collector’s items.

It can also be said that with the revitalization of baseball, that the Babe infused much needed force into the game which forced other players to step up to the standards which he so seamlessly set.

And just as baseball today would not be the same without the infusion Babe Ruth’s energy, so too would no true ardent baseball card collector’s collection be complete without at least one or two of Babe Ruth baseball cards – most noticeably that of the 1933 Goudey Babe Ruth #53 card – along with that most holiest of holy grail baseball cards, the Honus Wagner card.



Eliana