MLB

Baseball card collecting for kids and families

Every MLB player since 2005 by name and season, the players collectors are chasing this week, and a binder your kid fills with one photo per card.

6,443 players26 on the Pulse

Card Pulse

Who collectors are chasing this week

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  1. 1Ozzie Smith1981 Topps Ozzie Smith #254$64.99
  2. 2George Brett1981 Topps George Brett #700$83.90
  3. 3Nolan Ryan1981 Topps Nolan Ryan #240$662
  4. 4Tim Raines1981 Topps Tim Raines #479$124
  5. 5Mike Schmidt1981 Topps Mike Schmidt #540$80.00
  6. 6Vince Coleman1988 Donruss Collector Baseball Trading Card Diamond Kings Vince Coleman #19$1.00
  7. 71981 Topps #687 A’s Jeff Jones Baseball Card1981 Topps #687 A’s Jeff Jones Baseball Card$1.77
  8. 8Rickey Henderson1981 Topps Rickey Henderson #261$250
Snap it

Point at any baseball card. Named in about ten seconds.

One photo and KidCard names the player, the set, the number, the parallel — and files it in your kid’s vault with a rating and a condition grade.

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Trade it

Swap baseball doubles with friends.

Pick a card to give and a card you want, send the offer, and both grown-ups give it a thumbs-up before the swap happens in real life.

Every trade waits for a grown-up’s OK on both sides. Nothing moves without it.

I’ll give
I want
Real-life business

Turn baseball doubles into a first business.

Learn what a card is worth on the Pulse, price it fairly, list it with a grown-up on eBay through CardFlow, and watch the proceeds land as credits.

The eBay account, the payments and the shipping are your grown-up’s. You learn the business; they hold the money.

Your double
Pulse guide price: $24
Fair price — this one sells
Questions families ask

Quick answers.

Which baseball cards are in the catalog? +

Every MLB player since 2005 is indexed by name and season today; Topps and Bowman checklists arrive as their files are added.

How does the Pulse work? +

A player climbs when their cards trade more, their prices move and more kids scan them — our own score, refreshed a few times a day.

Is it free? +

Yes. A free KidCard account opens the catalog search, the binder and the scanner.

Other doors

More to collect

Start a free baseball binder

Scan a card, file it, search every baseball set and follow the Pulse — free, and a grown-up decides what each kid can do.

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Spotted in the Showcase

Cards kids are proud of

Member families pick their best cards for the Showcase — a grown-up approves every one, and only the card is ever shown.