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Night Owl Cards Blog
22.05.2025
("I've never met a beer I didn't drink." RIP, George Wendt, one of many reasons I was doing the same thing every Thursday at 9 p.m. in the '...
20.05.2025
For the first 8-9 years of this blog, I'd say until 2017, I could play a certain card aisle game and everyone reading -- certainly most ca...
18.05.2025
One of the most frustrating things to me is that no matter how much you prepare, research, take advice, it feels like there's no moving f...
16.05.2025
This is my most recent Dodger binder -- binder No. 37 -- sitting there on the floor waiting for its forever home on one of two four-tiered...
13.05.2025
I was made aware of a major change in Topps Heritage by Cards On Cards over on the House of Cardboard Discord the other day. I don't pa...
11.05.2025
Twice a year I run through my doubles for that particular year's card products and pull any night cards that could find a spot in my night...
09.05.2025
Like most folks in this country, I am not made of money. While going for my daily walks or driving around town, I look at the shiny gargantu...
08.05.2025
You may have heard that there is a new documentary out on artist Dick Perez, who is well-known for drawing the Diamond King cards for Do...
06.05.2025
As expected, I received some more 2025 Heritage in the mail at the end of last week. First, Rod of Padrographs sent me a bunch of his e...
05.05.2025
This very fine card, acquired last week, met a pair of 1969 Topps "goals" for me, not that I officially established them as such. First,...
03.05.2025
How about this? I'm posting about completing a fairly large set for the second time this week! It just happened this way. Don't expect a...
02.05.2025
When I first started reading card blogs, I didn't know there were so many kinds of collectors. Growing up in the 1970s, there was basi...
29.04.2025
So I grabbed a blaster of 2025 Heritage when I was at Dave and Adam's last week. I know they're not called "blasters" anymore but it's sti...
28.04.2025
It's almost nothing to own cards of retired players, so-called "legends cards," these days. Thanks to the MLB-Topps agreement, legends are...
26.04.2025
I spent a couple of days away to visit folks in the Buffalo area. I've mentioned many times how much I love that city. Not only is it fu...
23.04.2025
Often over the years I've read blog posts or, more likely, those on social media that invite a discussion on graded cards. My standard r...
22.04.2025
I stopped at the monthly card show Saturday. It was the second straight weekend card show I had attended. This would have been crazy talk ...
19.04.2025
In one day, I will be on a long-awaited vacation. It's my first vacation since Thanksgiving -- and, yes, I know that's a cue for someo...
18.04.2025
Eight years ago now, I wrote a post called " My first Dodger card " in which I listed the first Dodger card I pulled each year I have co...
15.04.2025
Yesterday I attended the big show at the state fairgrounds that goes off twice a year. The last time I was there was in September and I o...
14.04.2025
It was kind of busy this weekend. I went down for a card show today and it takes quite a bit of driving -- this is the bigger one, instead...
12.04.2025
(Happy National Pet Day. There was a point a couple years ago when I thought there'd never be another pet in the house. I even wrote about i...
10.04.2025
Yesterday I impulsively ordered one of those "megaboxes" for 2025 Heritage from Fanatics. Just a few hours later I received an email from ...
08.04.2025
Last week Diamond Jesters celebrated his milestone birthday with a week's worth of posts featuring cards with a number that matches his b...
07.04.2025
A pretty crappy month-plus-one-more-week turned around for me in the last couple days, fortunately. This is all relative, of course, wit...
05.04.2025
I've written many times that I discard most of my rules for condition for a card from the 1950s or earlier. If I have a shot at getting a ca...
03.04.2025
My first sportlots order of the year is finally here. There always seems to be one straggler card I'm waiting for two weeks after everythi...
01.04.2025
From the beginning, I was not impressed. Trying to collect three sets was a lot. This was the new world in 1981, after collecting nothin...
31.03.2025
Parallels are mostly considered a card phenomenon of the last 35 years, but they existed in the '80s, '70s and earlier. I've written abo...
29.03.2025
A couple of housekeeping things before I get to the topic tonight. First, I've figured out the issues I've had with commenting on some oth...
27.03.2025
When I was a young, baseball-watching fool, I'd wonder about my dad. He was a fan, but he seemed so casual about it. He'd watch maybe an i...
26.03.2025
As a set-collector I have written many times about needing the final card to complete a set. It's almost an ongoing issue for our collec...
25.03.2025
In order to keep this series in my head and not forget about it for a year, I'm running another version of "Joy of a Subset" three months ...
24.03.2025
(I took a couple of days off from the blog, The first day was because of work and the second was an extra bit of time to get past the negati...
21.03.2025
All right, a quick post to get the bad taste of the last post out of my head. Perhaps you've been wondering what I've been doing the las...
20.03.2025
I enjoyed seeing the Dodgers go 2-for-2 over in Japan the last couple of days. Not that I was able to see it live. Anything happening betw...
18.03.2025
Catching up with the post the other day in which I pleaded to folks to take some of my Dodgers dupes -- your requests have been noted. I...
17.03.2025
I'll say one thing for March, it's never not interesting. I probably go on way too much about this month, but it keeps coming up with ne...
15.03.2025
I know it seems like I've settled on a schedule of posting every other day. But that's just March forcing me into that pattern. It's nothing...
13.03.2025
Normally I disregard such things, but yesterday I was plowing through updating some of those insane back variations for my 1989 Donruss Do...