The Best Cards from Canada CSC Sports Card & TCG Show
Doctor Collectible is back with “Doctor’s Orders,” reporting from the Culture Collision in Atlanta. As one of the biggest card events in the South, it was packed with incredible finds, and Doctor Collectible has narrowed it down to his top five picks.
Doctor Collectible’s Top Five from Canada CSC Sports Card & TCG Show
2023 Topps Chrome® Basketball 1972 Topps Red Refractor Auto #TAVW Victor Wembanyama
card info:
• from 2023-24 Topps Chrome basketball
• 1972 Topps refractor boasts a print run of five
Doctor’s orders:
• “A beautiful red chrome border with a blue pen auto numbered out of five makes this one of the best Victor Wembanyama cards I’ve seen.”
1952 Topps Baseball #261 Willie Mays
card info:
• from the legendary 1952 Topps set
• Willie Mays’ first Topps card
Doctor’s orders:
• R.I.P. to one of the greatest baseball players to ever do it. There’s not a show I’ve traveled to where this card doesn’t make an appearance. It says a lot about the say hey kid’s legacy in this hobby.
1996-97 Topps Chrome® Basketball Refractor #138 Kobe Bryant RC
card info:
• from 1996-97 Topps chrome basketball
• a Kobe Bryant rookie
Doctor’s orders:
• the 1996-97 topps Chrome Kobe bryant refractor is On my list of top 10 cards of all- time. This card single-handedly saved the hobby during the covid lockdown.
2023 Bowman U Chrome® Football 1955 Autographs Gold #55BBB Brock Bowers
card info:
• from 2023 Bowman u Chrome football
• 1955 autograph gold cards boast a print run of 15
Doctor’s orders:
• I believe Brock Bowers was the best Tight End in the league this season, Breaking several rookie records in the process. I had him in a few of my fantasy football leagues and won a couple of championships with him. This auto, mixed with his success and the rarity, makes this card gold.
2024 Topps Big League Doctor Collectible
card info:
• a Topps Big League exclusive
Doctor’s orders:
• My friend Pokemon Professor Mike, who works with the Card HQ TCG department, was hosting the trade night for Culture Collision when I got a chance to sign the card in person. It’s still an unbelievable feeling to see the card in person with other collectors. That’s me, ya’ll!