Trading Card Cyber Museum
Gallery Exhibition
By far the most whimsical of the five major wings of the Card Cyber Museum, the Trading Card Cyber Museum began in 2015 with scans from the 1966 Topps Batman collection. Where else will you find Madonna, Commander Adama ("Battlestar Galactica"), Carmen Elektra, Cornelius ("Planet Of The Apes"), Bo Derek, Sydney and Marshall ("Alias"), Martin Van Buren ("U.S. Presidents") and George Patton under one virtual roof?
Curator of Collections, Card Cyber Museum
Built in 2015 to house non-sport sets, the Trading Card Cyber Museum (TCCM) is one of the five primary galleries of the Cyber Card Museum. Non-sport cards can be virtually invisible to traditional sports card collectors, so while you're visiting the Baseball Card Cyber Museum, or any of the other sport card galleries, you may find it enjoyable to spend a little time at the end of the day to browse the non-sports card (trading card) sets we've assembled in the Trading Card Cyber Museum. A catch-all of sorts, this gallery holds anything and everything that doesn't fit comfortably into the other main galleries. Trading cards can feature subjects found in areas such as entertainment, movies and television, history (including U.S Presidents, inventors, statesmen and patriots), armed forces (WW II, Korea, aviation), cartoons, vintage automobiles, Japanese pop culture, NASA, pin-ups, fantasy, card games, and more.
These sets, like all the sets in the Cyber Card Museum, are complete - the card fronts in full color, and the card backs either telling a story, or illuminating the card front with additional information.
The museum collection currently showcases a large number of Topps and Bowman complete sets, including sets from the 1930's ("Horrors Of War"), 1950's ("Elvis Presley"), 1960's ("Batman"), 1970's ("Charlie's Angels"), through to the present day. Additions and occasional donations have included sets from brands such as 21st Century Archives, Bubbles, Inkworks and Rittenhouse, just to name a few.
The Traiding Card Cyber Museum concentrates on complete sets (over 100) - to the extent that the only 'loose' cards are inserts from regular sets. We generally only add complete sets to the gallery.
Nearly 16,000 unique cards can be viewed, searched and "flipped" in the The Trading Card Cyber Museum.
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The mission of the original Baseball Card Cyber Museum, and the other main Card Galleries of the CCM (Basketball, Football, Hockey, Trading), is to inform, educate, enlighten, entertain and inspire through the sharing of information, images and objects; all programs, files, images, text and data on the site support this mission.
Due to bandwidth constraints, and the free nature of the Cyber Card Museum (and also to keep the search engines from ruining the site with their robots and incessant "site hammering"), Visitor Pass access to the Museum is granted to 500 visitors at any one time. Visitors are given a free user ID and password (think of it as your virtual access card), and each visitor is enabled access for four months (120 days), at which point they can renew access for another four months - and so on.
Visitor Pass access to the Museum is free, and has been so, for over 15 years.
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About Galleries and Exhibitions
The Card Cyber Museum's cornerstone Exhibition Galleries include the original Baseball Card Cyber Museum, as well as Galleries for Football, Basketball, Hockey and Trading Cards.
Future exhibitions are planned around key athletes, and other special subjects.
