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If you are reading this site, you are likely playing along with one of the four Topps apps. You also are likely very similar to me, in that you have a lot to say about your experience regarding the apps … Continue reading →

Right now, there is a bug that has caused some issues with recent award recipients not being able to see their cards upon delivery. Other users can pull up these cards when trades are offered, but they are not visible … Continue reading →

I saw it coming a mile away. With each passing day after the all star break, without series 2 in packs, I knew there would be less and less of those players who end up traded at the deadline. It … Continue reading →

If you arent a collector of physical cards, this most is probably going to be a bit of an introduction as to what is going on this week in Chicago. Each year, Topps and the rest of the trading card … Continue reading →

Hard to believe we are now 20 plus weeks into the launch of the app, and with the beginning of the 21st week comes a new chase for all the Marathon cards. Not only does this mean a new opportunity … Continue reading →

If you have been playing the apps for as long as I have, you know what getting a new high end insert feels like. Scrolling through all of your locked cards to determine which of your other collection pieces needs … Continue reading →

Let me start by introducing a special guest post for today – as I feel this is a great opportunity to expand this site’s horizons. I love what Topps has done with their digital portfolio over the last few years, … Continue reading →

I have noticed a trend in the app recently, and I talked a little bit about when I did my insert breakdown a few days ago. Insert sets in card trader are the lifeblood of the app, running neck and … Continue reading →

It happens every year. Baseball’s trade deadline is easily one of the more active times in any sport for trades, even if you are a superstar face of team. No one is safe, and neither is your Bunt card sheet. … Continue reading →

Wow. Just wow. Time has flown by hasnt it? I still remember the first days of the app, where we were all still curious how a game with no play element would be able to survive in a digital marketplace … Continue reading →