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blogofblogofblogs · 9 months
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1975 TRUCKIN' Trading Cards (Donruss)
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monstermelodies · 2 years
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Zero Heroes trading cards (Donruss 1984)
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PANINI DONRUSS ELITE WWE Trading Cards in our eBay shop!
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randrcards · 4 months
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Eddie Murray Donruss 2020
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bloomintune · 1 year
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Today, I was at a card show, basically a buy/sell/trade trading cards, though people usually do sports and Pokemon most at those places.
I actually had some good success with trading stuff, but sometimes the fun is in trading stuff that feels oddball if you didn't know the context of trading cards as a whole.
Only in such a world would it make sense to say you traded Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (star pro baseball player) for Ice Rider Calyrex (a Pokemon) and cash considerations.
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mashhistorian · 6 months
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In 1982, Donruss released a series of 66 M*A*S*H cards. Let’s look at the cards, assemble the poster the card backs created, and open a sealed 40+ year old card pack complete with bubble gum!
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jedivoodoochile · 2 years
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1978 Donruss KISS Trading Cards.
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racecargraveyard · 18 days
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2015 Zachary Tinkle #53 Left Paw Press 1:65 by Lionel Racing, along with this Donruss Autographed trading card.
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collectingall · 1 month
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∀ 2023 Panini Donruss Elite WWE Wrestling Trading Card Blaster Box http://blog.collectingall.com/T4GGw8 📌 shrsl.com/4fujm 📌
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ppcseo · 1 month
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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: ELVIS Collector Series Trading Card Wax Box 36 packs DONRUSS 1978.
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shefancdotcom · 2 months
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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Vintage 1986 Donruss Dale Murphy Braves Diamond Kings Baseball Trading Card.
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randrcards · 4 months
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Randy Arozarena Donruss 2022
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yoursongs4 · 4 months
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jonesashley234 · 5 months
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Football card boxes are an integral part of the collectibles market, offering fans and collectors a chance to relive the excitement of the sport and acquire valuable trading cards. The history of football card boxes is a tale of innovation, nostalgia, and enduring passion for the game.
Early Beginnings: Tobacco Cards
The origin of football card boxes can be traced back to the late 19th and 20th centuries. These early collectibles were not boxes but instead individual cards that included packs of cigarettes and other tobacco products. These cards featured hand-drawn or printed images of football players from college and professional teams.
The first known football card sets emerged in the late 1800s, with notable releases such as the N162 Goodwin Champions, which featured football players alongside athletes from various sports. These cards were often larger and more elaborate than today's standard trading cards.
Golden Age of Gum Cards
The 1930s marked a transition from tobacco cards to gum cards. Goudey, a prominent gum manufacturer, released the "Goudey Sport Kings" set in 1933, which featured football legends like Red Grange. These cards were distributed with gum and were a precursor to the modern football card box.
The 1948 Bowman set is often considered a landmark in football card history. This set included 108 cards and marked the beginning of football-specific trading card sets. Each pack contained several cards, and this format became the foundation for future football card boxes.
The Topps Era: Football Cards Enter the Modern Age
In 1950, Topps entered the trading card market, and football cards became a key part of their offerings. The 1951 Topps Magic set introduced football cards that featured color images and player biographies on the card backs. 
Topps introduced its first dedicated football card set in 1956, marking the true birth of modern football card collecting. The 1960s brought innovations such as player action shots and the popular "Topps Tall Boys" set in 1965. 
The Iconic 1980s and 1990s
The 1980s and 1990s are often considered the heyday of football card collecting. The advent of mass production, coupled with a surge in interest in sports cards, led to an abundance of football card boxes. Companies like Topps, Fleer, Donruss, and Upper Deck competed fiercely, introducing numerous sets each year.
The 1986 Topps Jerry Rice rookie card and the 1989 Score Barry Sanders rookie card are just two examples of iconic cards from this era that hold substantial value in the collector's market. In 1989, Upper Deck revolutionized the industry with its high-quality card stock, holograms, and anti-counterfeiting measures.
The Modern Era: Autographs, Relics, and Parallel Variations
The 21st century brought a new dimension to football card boxes with the introduction of autographed cards and relic cards. Panini America, which acquired the NFL trading card license in 2016, is known for its Prizm and Contenders sets, which feature highly coveted autograph cards.
Conclusion
The history of football card boxes is a testament to the enduring passion for the sport and the desire of collectors to hold a piece of football history in their hands. From humble tobacco cards to the modern era of autographs and relics, the hobby has evolved and adapted to the changing times. 
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