In 1998, it looked like the 1985 Topps rookie class might go down as one of the greatest ever. Then history took a few unexpected turns. But forty years later, collectors are still chasing the biggest ...

In the 1980s it seemed like there was a Topps card for everything. Still, even with the baseball card hobby exploding in popularity and rookie cards taking center stage, Topps didn't quite bat 1.000 ...

Between 1984 and 1991, Topps distributed limited edition "Tiffany" sets to hobby shops and dealers. These cards were very different from the standard mass-produced junk-wax era cards. Tiffany sets ...

At the time, the hottest rookie card by far was St. Louis Cardinals speedster and 1985 National League Rookie of the Year, thanks to his 110 swipes the year before. That Coleman already had a card in ...