Quick Rips | RIPPED Newsletter\xa0 \xa0 3/13/24 by\xa0RIPPED |
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2023 top draft pick Skenes highlights “Spring Breakout” |
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What’s up, Rippers! The NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments are right around the corner, and MLB Opening Day is two weeks away. What more can a sports fan ask for? Enjoy the madness, because it comes at you fast and furious! This week, we cover a whole smorgasbord of topics. MLB Spring Breakout rosters have been revealed that highlight some great MLB prospects, PWCC offers a unique Concierge Program for Topps 1-of-1 cards, and Ireland hosts its biggest card show ever. - MLB Spring Breakout rosters are stacked, games start Thursday
- PWCC is your one-stop shop when you pull a Topps 1-of-1\xa0
- Topps Presents: The Dublin Card Show is a big success
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Anyone who loves collecting cards of MLB prospects is in store for a great week. The MLB Spring Breakout will feature the game’s best young players. You’ve seen their 1st Bowman cards blow up with interest – now watch some future All-Stars rip it up against one another on the diamond. Just a week before the start of the event, all 30 teams revealed theirimpressive, star-studded rosters. The event will feature 72 players from theMLB Pipeline’s Top 100 ProspectsList, including 16 of the top 20 phenoms. Also, nearly two-thirds of the 900 players on teams’ Top 30 lists will be suiting up.Baltimore Oriolesshortstop/second baseman Jackson Holliday,Milwaukee Brewersoutfielder Jackson Chourio, andPittsburgh Piratespitcher Paul Skenes are the top three prospects to keep your eye on. Spring Breakout runs March 14-17.Check the scheduleto see when your favorite prospects will take the field. |
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Anyone who pulls a Topps 1-of-1 card now has a unique service available for that priceless piece of cardboard. PWCC announced a specialConcierge Programthat provides end-to-end sales service and support. When a Topps 1-of-1 is pulled, PWCC offers grading, authentication, and listing in its one-stop shop. To qualify for this offer, a Topps Superfractor must be manufactured from 2022 to the present; this service runs through 2024.\xa0 |
Strikingly similar to the United States, trading card collecting internationally hit a major peak at the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic. With interest in The Hobby now at an all-time high, card shows have been popping up globally. The latest show to take center stage was in Ireland on February 24. The inauguralTopps Presents: The Dublin Card Showfeatured 110 vendor tables, and attendance eclipsed 1,500 card-crazy collectors. According toSports Collectors Daily, the show had an assortment of sports cards, trading card games (TCG), and sports memorabilia. Soccer and F1 cards were the most popular choices for collectors. There were also plenty of cards from big Ireland sports such as Gaelic football – which is a cross between rugby and soccer, and is closely associated with Australian Rules Football – and hurling. |
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