Less, not more, in store for baseball card collectors
Dwight Chapin
Monday, August 8, 2005
sfgate.com
“And then there were two.
In an attempt to pump life into the market for new baseball cards, the Major League Baseball Players Association has announced that it will cut back to just a pair of licensed companies for 2006 products, Topps and Upper Deck.”
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