- Wed Feb 05, 2025 11:05 am
#5478
The world of baseball card collecting is as vibrant and dynamic as the game itself, and with the upcoming nominations for the 2025 Jefferson Burdick Award, it's the perfect time to dive into a discussion about the impact of individuals in this hobby.
Who do you think has made the most significant contributions to baseball card collecting? Is it the innovators who design and produce the cards, the researchers who uncover the history behind them, or perhaps the community builders who create resources and events for collectors?
Consider this: as the hobby evolves, are we seeing a shift in what it means to be a contributor? With the rise of digital cards and online marketplaces, how do you think the landscape of baseball card collecting will change in the next decade? Will traditional card values hold up, or are we on the brink of a new era where digital assets take the lead?
Let's also talk about the nominees themselves. If you had to nominate someone for the Burdick Award, who would it be and why? What specific contributions have they made that you believe deserve recognition?
And for those of you who have been in the hobby for a while, what are some of your favorite stories or experiences related to baseball card collecting? Have you ever met someone who changed your perspective on the hobby?
Join the conversation and share your thoughts!
Who do you think has made the most significant contributions to baseball card collecting? Is it the innovators who design and produce the cards, the researchers who uncover the history behind them, or perhaps the community builders who create resources and events for collectors?
Consider this: as the hobby evolves, are we seeing a shift in what it means to be a contributor? With the rise of digital cards and online marketplaces, how do you think the landscape of baseball card collecting will change in the next decade? Will traditional card values hold up, or are we on the brink of a new era where digital assets take the lead?
Let's also talk about the nominees themselves. If you had to nominate someone for the Burdick Award, who would it be and why? What specific contributions have they made that you believe deserve recognition?
And for those of you who have been in the hobby for a while, what are some of your favorite stories or experiences related to baseball card collecting? Have you ever met someone who changed your perspective on the hobby?
Join the conversation and share your thoughts!
- By Anonymous