Book Card
Book card (noun): a hinged, two-panel card that folds open like a book, giving the manufacturer double the canvas — usually filled with oversized patches, dual autographs, or both.
Book Cards in More Detail
Book cards live at the high end of products: think a jumbo patch spanning both panels, or two players' autographs facing each other. They're typically serial numbered in tiny runs and pulled from premium releases.
Their size is a storage quirk — book cards don't fit standard holders, so they ship and store in oversized cases.
FAQ
Are book cards valuable?
Generally yes — they're low-numbered, patch- and auto-heavy by design, and made for premium products. Player and content drive the price.
How do I store a book card?
In an oversized holder or case made for booklets — standard toploaders and one-touches don't fit a hinged double-panel card.
Related Resources
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