One Million Cubs Project - Chicago Cubs Baseball Cards

A Truckload of Baseball Cards Trade

My favorite part of the collecting hobby is acquiring large amounts of cards, be it through Craigslist or other means. Over the past five...

Shiny Cards - Dumping Chase Utley for Cubs

This hobby is great. As I attempt to collect one Million Cubs cards, even Cubs collectors are joining the cause. In my latest trade, Cubs...

1973 Wichita Aeros Team Issue - A Chicago Cubs Tony LaRussa Exclusive

The 1973 Wichita Aeros team set is my favorite Cubs team set in my collection. It was sponsored by The Action Bank, and certainly has its...

Rediscovering the Happiness of a Hobby

Baseball card collecting. A phrase I say under my breath during introductory conversations with new friends. I own it, but I'm self aware...

Oddballs and Autographs: Another Great Twitter Trade

Check off another fantastic return via Twitter trade. Plenty of oddballs and great Cubs cards from Jason (@realjtcarter). Inside the...

30 Years Later: 1988 Score Box Break

What a year we had in 1988. Doug Williams led the Washington Redskins to a Super Bowl XXII victory while winning the game's MVP. The end...

One Player You Have Never Heard Of Defines My Baseball Card Collecting Childhood

Unless you were a baseball card prospector in 1990, or a die-hard Chicago Cubs fan the name Earl Cunningham most likely means nothing to...

Bulk Trade Brings In Over 1,600 Cubs Cards, Several New Additions

A filled up USPS flat rate box is a very welcoming site on my door step. On Friday, another one landed filled with Cubs baseball cards...

Behind The Scenes of the One Million Cubs Project

With approximately 1.5 million trading cards up for grabs, here's an inside look at the One Million Cubs Project's baseball card room...

The Tale of James Russell's Pants - A Chicago Cubs Trade Review

Another mailday brought two packages to my door. One small trade and one large trade. We will start small here with a trade that was...

ONE MILLION CUBS PROJECT
CURRENT CUBS CARD COUNT: 410,328 & COUNTING