Junk Wax Data is an open-source initiative dedicated to preserving and sharing comprehensive datasets for baseball cards from the Junk Wax Era. Our mission is to create a friendly, collaborative space ...

First HOF’er with ‘1st Bowman Card’? / eBay Billy Wagner - Unfortunately 'Billy the Kid' was drafted and debuted towards the end of the Junk Wax Era, so there's a lot of paper stock of ...

I was trying to hustle my way around and collect more Twins cards to see what I could get. But in that nineties era, I was collecting, even though it was the junk wax era, I still like those ...

This ONNX machine learning model is designed to identify sports cards from the overproduced "junk wax" era (1985–1994), with exceptional precision and recall metrics. Whether you're a collector, ...

The WWE is reaching new audiences and Topps is hoping to reach new collectors with a fresh approach to WWE cards ...

The enormously popular Pokémon Trading Card Game continues to attract huge numbers of players willing to pay vast sums to catch 'em all, especially rare cards. However, some detective work by ...

Tired of getting a constant stream of junk mail from the credit card companies? From preapproved card offers to solicitations encouraging you to apply for a revolving credit account, it can be ...

Wiggins was the Ravens highest graded rookie and looks like a future star after recording 33 tackles while playing 15 games for the Ravens this season, while also starting in each of the team's ...

A group of major airlines sued the Biden administration last year over the rule that required them to disclose extra costs, also called junk fees ... Under the Biden-era rule — which was ...

The Houston Texans had little to gain from their regular-season finale Sunday in Nashville and potentially much to lose. Predictably, coach DeMeco Ryans started pulling many of his starters early ...

With that as a backdrop, here is Part 7 of our annual series of player report cards. As we’ve done for about 15 seasons, the grades are viewed through the lens of the salary cap. Why?