Martin Whatson is still one of the biggest, and most collectible modern artists in the game. His paintings and prints sell out instantly. His style of grayscale images with brightly colored, graffiti tags translates well across regions and cultures. This distinctive style has made him one of the most popular young urban artists out there. His pieces look great as murals and look fantastic on canvases and prints as well. This is a limited edition, hand-finished print and beautiful, embossed black paper.

These are awsome. Especially when they have a HOFer like Moses Malone. When I find them in gem mint 10 grade for a reasonable price, I scoop them up!

One of my favorite players in the late 80’s when I started collecting. Sadly, he passed away this year. But you can still get some great cards of his for a reasonable price!

While the 1989 Upper Deck, Ken Griffey, Jr. star rookie is clearly the most iconic and popular, I’ve always been a big fan of the colors in aesthetic on his Donruss rookie. I think I have one or two of these autographed already, but couldn’t resist the chance to pick this one up as well for around $300. You can never have too many Griffey rookies autographed!

1969 is one of my favorite all-time designs. Simple yet refined. Love picking up ballpoint pen, era-specific autographs like this Tom Seaver. Probably a bit of an overpay, but great eye appeal!