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More than just cardboard.
This website showcases my love for baseball and collecting. Great to have a change to show some of my collection and share stories associated.
I was given a pack of baseball cards as a student helper after helping clean my elementary school lunchroom back in 1982. That was my first pack of Topps Baseball Cards.
As I grew older, being in Orlando, FL, it allowed for easy access to Major League Baseball teams in Grapefruit League Spring Training, and the easiest autograph collecting one can imagine.
This site shows my efforts for busting packs and hunting 'graphs.
What's in store
Topps is tops. Most of my collection is from Topps products over the years. I also collected in some Upper Deck, Donruss and Fleer, but the majority of my cards are Topps.
Baseballs, unless otherwise specified, are official Rawlings Major League baseballs... not the practice or recreational league plastic coated balls many people use when chasing autographs.
How many cards? Boxes and boxes and boxes and boxes....
sorting can be a pain in the neck, and lower back.
Retail and Auctions
There is no freestanding store as everything is presented online. Eventually I may get a booth at a card shows or at a FanFest, but at this time everything I do is on this site and on eBay. I used "orlandocards" for years and have finally updated to "cardchuck" for consistency.
Is there anything more than baseball?
Not really! Baseball is king. I also have some cards and autographs from other sports as well as non-sports memorabilia and collectibles, but nothing like my collection of The National Pastime.
A few of my favorite players at "the national"
MLB Network
Additional Information
From the countdown to the debut, MLB Network is the best of TV.
There is a set from 2008 or 2009 from Topps that was for the Debut of the network. It has been elusive and only saw one once.
If you have it, please contact me!
