Sports Cards / Cards / Memorabilia

By Gregg Moeller RC Owens was a tremendous receiver for YA Tittle and the 49ers in the 1950’s. It’s a shame that this isn’t RC Owens on the football card.  This is Don Owens, who […]

In this week’s episode of CardBlitz our hosts Kelly and Patrick discuss the impact of nostalgia in card collecting. The two also talk shop about the current market for sports cards and non-sports cards. Plus […]

By Gregg Moeller To a fraction of the card collecting community, that brings up memories of ransacking grocery store shelves for unique cards or at least a double of your favorite player. You’d get it […]

Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz our host Kelly is joined by Aaron Waxenfelter of @Profootballretro and RoyceWaxenfelter of @VikingWaxPress  to discuss their favorite NFL quarterbacks of the 1970s. Plus they show off some of […]

By Gregg Moeller Five foot, nine inches.  Pat Fischer died last October 8th. The 5’9” St. Edward, Nebraska native was a top-notch quarterback and defensive back for the rather mediocre Cornhuskers (sadly before the Devaney-Osborne […]

Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz our hosts Kelly and Patrick celebrate the birthdays of Larry Fitzgerald and Hideo Nomo, discuss the recent 2007 UD Exquisite Kobe Bryant/Michael Jordan dual autographed Logoman 1/1 card […]

By Gregg Moeller A straight-on kick.  By a kicker without half of his foot. Or one hand. In the final seconds of a game…  Held at a stadium located below sea-level, with a wretched field. […]

By Gregg Moeller Steve Bartkowski was cool. We’re talking Fonzie/Barney Stinson cool. Good looking California dude, with the blonde hair flowing out from his helmet…and I like girls. A lot. So if he was good […]

Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz our hosts Kelly and Patrick have a wonderful conversation with Michael from Humongous Hoard! Special thanks to Michael from Humongous Hoard for stopping by and talking cards, the […]

By Gregg Moeller Jack Mildren.   To the vast majority of you, the response is…”Who?” He was an NFL safety for the Baltimore Colts and the New England Patriots, which explains why his Wonder Bread card […]