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Yeah, that really can be annoying. Generally, I've found that most eBay sellers really are honest. Except for one guy who was trying to sell an A-Rod. 1/1 refractor for $10,000,000. I wish I was kidding.

Let the Melo sweepstakes begin! Where do you guys think that he'll end up?

The one card that I've always wanted is a 1963 Topps Pete Rose rookie card. As a die hard Reds fan, Pete Rose has been and always will be one of my favorite players (who I personally believe should be in the Hall of Fame, but that's an argument for another day). I always thought that the card...

He's just going to restructure his contract with Miami. No chance that he leaves.

I feel horrible for saying this, but I can't help but find this situation absolutely hilarious. I can't believe that he can't control himself. Especially being one of the best soccer players in the world.

I'd love to see Gordon win it all this year. My whole family has been a huge fan of his for as long as I can remember, but I can't personally even remember when his last championship was.

Wow, that's a nice collection you've got there. GLWS

Props to you, sir. The 1952 cards are tough to come by, I wish you the best of luck!

I can't remember who it was, but I remember watching a Philadelphia Eagles game one time, and a player on the opposing team asked Michael Vick to sign something for him. Thought it was pretty interesting.

I've always collected baseball, football, and basketball cards, but I've always had a thing for vintage baseball cards.

I know exactly how annoying that is, because I've been there before. However, I once stumbled upon a Peyton Manning jersey card that was numbered 18/25, and I couldn't help but feel like it made the card so much more interesting. Whether it actually made it more valuable or not, I have no idea.

It seems as if so many people end up losing their collection as they get older, but I never imagined something like this would happen.

Wow, this is interesting. I'd go if I were nearby.

Well he, Brady Quinn, and Brandon Weeden were all drafted 22nd in their respective drafts, so that isn't very promising, is it?

My favorite is probably either my 1959 Hank Aaron or my Johnny Bench rookie card. Unfortunately I'm away at school right now and separated from my cards:(

You have any interesting Joey Votto stuff?

I can't help but love Topps more than anything. They just always seem to intrigue me more.

I usually use the hard plastic sleeves, along with penny sleeves. Then, you can store them or display them in pretty much any way you want.

I've always been a big fan of Topps, for no logical reason honestly. Their cards just tend to appeal to me more than other brands. Although, I will say, as a company, Panini is absolutely wonderful. I once bought a pack that was short one card for no apparent reason, and just by politely...

Hey everyone, just wanted to introduce myself. My name's Brad, and I've been collecting for about five years now, mostly baseball, basketball, and football stuff. It's nice that I finally found a forum like this, I can't wait to really look around.