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
Ozzie Smithhot
George Bretthot
Nolan Ryanhot
Tim Raineshot
Mike Schmidthot
1985 Topps San Francisco GIants Baseball Cardhot
1988 Topps Team Leaders TL Boston Red Sox #21hot
#75 Reggie Smith Los Angeles Dodgers 1981 Topps All Star Cb15hot
1981 Topps #96 A's Future Stars Dave Beard Ernie Camacho Pat Dempsey Baseballhot
1981 Topps - Record Breaker #208 Willie Wilson ⚾️ Kansas City Royalshot
Topps Future Stars 1981 #244 MLB St. Louis Cardinals Landrum Rincon Olmsted RChot
1981 Topps #687 A’s Jeff Jones Baseball Cardhot
Dave Winfield - 1981 Topps #370 / San Diego Padres ⚾️ MLB HOF Yankeeshot
Ozzie Smithhot
George Bretthot
Nolan Ryanhot
Tim Raineshot
Mike Schmidthot
1985 Topps San Francisco GIants Baseball Cardhot
1988 Topps Team Leaders TL Boston Red Sox #21hot
#75 Reggie Smith Los Angeles Dodgers 1981 Topps All Star Cb15hot
1981 Topps #96 A's Future Stars Dave Beard Ernie Camacho Pat Dempsey Baseballhot
1981 Topps - Record Breaker #208 Willie Wilson ⚾️ Kansas City Royalshot
Topps Future Stars 1981 #244 MLB St. Louis Cardinals Landrum Rincon Olmsted RChot
1981 Topps #687 A’s Jeff Jones Baseball Cardhot
Dave Winfield - 1981 Topps #370 / San Diego Padres ⚾️ MLB HOF YankeeshotWho collectors are chasing this week
- 1
Ozzie Smith1981 Topps Ozzie Smith #254$64.99 - 2
George Brett1981 Topps George Brett #700$83.90 - 3
Nolan Ryan1981 Topps Nolan Ryan #240$662 - 4
Tim Raines1981 Topps Tim Raines #479$124 - 5
Mike Schmidt1981 Topps Mike Schmidt #540$80.00 - 6
Vince Coleman1988 Donruss Collector Baseball Trading Card Diamond Kings Vince Coleman #19$1.00
- 7
1981 Topps #687 A’s Jeff Jones Baseball Card1981 Topps #687 A’s Jeff Jones Baseball Card$1.77 - 8
Rickey Henderson1981 Topps Rickey Henderson #261$250
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.