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We auction over 80,000 no-reserve graded & ungraded vintage Set Break auctions each month. Baseball, basketball, football, hockey, even non-sport. Find Hall of Famers, rookies, commons, rare short prints, and tough variations here each month. In our Set Breaks, find both key cards and commons to help build, start, or upgrade your sets. Have or inherit a collection? Team up with one of eBay's biggest sellers in the collectibles category to help get the most for your cards. Greg Morris Cards has built a reputation for accurate grades and unparalleled customer service. Don't forget to take advantage of our combined shipping policy. All of our auctions start at $0.79 with no reserve.

We've got Drew back on for tomorrow's eBay Live. You guys remember our favorite consignment director, right? This time w...
09/30/2026

We've got Drew back on for tomorrow's eBay Live. You guys remember our favorite consignment director, right? This time with a fresh new jersey!
We've got some late 50s, early 60s baseball stars and a little dab of football for spice. Pre-save the show on our Greg Morris Cards eBay page, and we'll see you at 1PM sharp!

Why is this card $500?Jim Pagliaroni isn't exactly a household name for vintage baseball collectors, yet his 1962 Jell-O...
09/27/2026

Why is this card $500?

Jim Pagliaroni isn't exactly a household name for vintage baseball collectors, yet his 1962 Jell-O issue sells for hundreds of dollars. The reason?

Scarcity.

#63 Pagliaroni is one of the tougher cards in the 1962 Jell-O set and a key short print for set completion. The set itself was issued as a limited test promotion, with distribution concentrated in the Chicago and Milwaukee markets. Each box carried only one card, and the promotion never saw the broad distribution of the related 1962 Post cereal issue. On top of that limited release, Pagliaroni was short printed within the set itself, making #63 substantially tougher than most of the checklist.

For set builders, finding a Pagliaroni at all can be the challenge. Greg Morris Cards to the rescue. We're offering this copy ending tomorrow, 9/28, on our main Greg Morris Cards eBay store. Link in the bio.

Cataloged as the 1950 JCM 21, this Japanese baseball issue was designed as a 53-card playing-card deck featuring 52 play...
09/26/2026

Cataloged as the 1950 JCM 21, this Japanese baseball issue was designed as a 53-card playing-card deck featuring 52 players and managers, plus Babe Ruth as the Joker.
The four suits each represent one of the leading clubs from the newly formed Central League: Diamonds for the Chunichi Dragons, Hearts for the Yomiuri Giants, Clubs for the Shochiku Robins and Spades for the Osaka Tigers. The card values also follow a deliberate positional structure, with Aces assigned to pitchers, Twos to catchers, Threes through Sixes to the infield, Sevens through Nines to outfielders and Kings to team managers.
Sixteen of the Japanese players and managers represented on the sheet would eventually enter the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame, while Babe Ruth appears as the lone Joker and only American in the set. Ruth’s inclusion is especially notable because JCM 21 is one of only a small number of vintage Japanese-issued card sets to picture him.

Presented here as a complete uncut sheet, we've got this copy ending tomorrow, 9/27 over on the main Greg Morris Cards eBay page. Link in the bio.

One of the coolest KGJ issues of the 90s was the 1994 Nintendo Griffey Jr. Packaged in each copy of Ken Griffey Jr. Pres...
09/25/2026

One of the coolest KGJ issues of the 90s was the 1994 Nintendo Griffey Jr. Packaged in each copy of Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball for the Super Nintendo, this card gave us a great shot of Griffey, a facsimile signature, and a big Super Nintendo logo on the front. It's only fitting that the best baseball player of the era came packaged with the best baseball game of the era.

This gem mint copy is ending over on Greg Morris Graded tomorrow. Link in the bio.

Issued during Detroit’s 1907 pennant-winning season, the H.M. Taylor postcard captures Ty Cobb before most of the cards ...
09/24/2026

Issued during Detroit’s 1907 pennant-winning season, the H.M. Taylor postcard captures Ty Cobb before most of the cards that would later define his hobby legacy. Examples are known with 1907 postmarks, placing the issue firmly within Cobb’s earliest collectible period and during his first World Series season.

For collectors, that timing is what makes the card especially significant. The H.M. Taylor predates Cobb’s famous T206 appearances and belongs to a small group of issues recognized as Cobb rookie cards or rookie-era cards. Still underpriced compared to its contemporaries, this postcard issue is perhaps the best way to acquire a Ty Cobb rookie for a reasonable price.

Greg Morris Graded has a nice VG3 copy with uncirculated back ending in 2 hours over on our eBay page.

https://ebay.us/nHlIgs 1907-09 H.M.Taylor Tigers Postcard: Detroit Club Ty Cobb Rookie PC PSA 3 VG

Back today on eBay Live with some monster singles. Some requested, some we really wanted to put up. Catch us live at 1PM...
09/24/2026

Back today on eBay Live with some monster singles. Some requested, some we really wanted to put up. Catch us live at 1PM PST on the main eBay store! All cards in image are listed and saveable now, see you soon.

09/24/2026

We've got more mouse. This one ends Saturday, 9/26 on Greg Morris Graded. Link in the bio.

Back in Philly this weekend for the Philly Card Show! Booth E119, that's Hall E, booth 119. See you soon!
09/24/2026

Back in Philly this weekend for the Philly Card Show! Booth E119, that's Hall E, booth 119. See you soon!

09/22/2026

For our Graded showcase, Drew picks out a pair of early career Mays and a Mantle auto on vintage cardboard. All cards live now and ending this week. Link in our bio.

Released 2 years after her untimely passing, the 1964 Dutch Gum Star Bilder E #132 Marilyn Monroe has become one of the...
09/20/2026

Released 2 years after her untimely passing, the 1964 Dutch Gum Star Bilder E #132 Marilyn Monroe has become one of the more recognizable vintage cards of the Hollywood icon. It is not her first card, but among the many European Monroe issues, this one has a much stronger visual identity.

The image comes from a circa-1961 20th Century Fox publicity photograph and shows Monroe in the polished studio style most collectors immediately associate with her. Many earlier European cards use smaller images or busier layouts, while #132 gives the portrait nearly all of the visual attention.

#132 is immediately identifiable, presents well in a holder, and uses an image that feels definitive rather than incidental. For collectors looking for a vintage Monroe card that captures the image that made her such an enduring cultural figure, this issue offers a much clearer focal point than many of the earlier releases.

As vintage entertainment cards continue to receive more attention, the Dutch Gum #132 has become an increasingly natural target for collectors who want a card with both period authenticity and strong display appeal.

This copy, in a PSA 7, is ending tonight on Greg Morris Graded.

https://ebay.us/EZ2ffx 1964 Dutch Gum Star Bilder E Set-Break #142 Marilyn Monroe -Hand Cut PSA 7 NM

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