Burbank Sportscards gained local media attention during the 1990 trading card boom, establishing itself as a go-to destination. In 1991, they launched an innovative advertising campaign at AMC theaters, further expanding their reach within the community.

In 1995, Burbank Sportscards relocated to a larger, double-sized location to accommodate its growing success. The following year, they developed a revolutionary organizational system for their extensive inventory, laying the foundation for the digital database system that now sets them apart in the industry.

In 1999, Burbank Sportscards embraced e-commerce by selling on eBay, quickly becoming a top 10 sports card retailer on the platform. By 2007, they moved to their third and current 7,500 sq/ft location, complete with an advanced fulfillment center, positioning themselves as industry leaders

Ryan Veres, Rob’s son, officially joined the business as an owner in 2017, making Burbank Sportscards a three-generation family operation. Their growing presence at major events, like the National Sports Collectors Convention, continued to elevate their brand.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic’s sports card boom, Burbank Sportscards modernized its exterior in 2020 and enhanced its vast selection of singles and boxes, solidifying its position in a rapidly evolving market.

In 2022, Burbank Sportscards launched the inaugural Burbank Card Show at the Burbank Marriott Convention Center. Due to its immense popularity, the show expanded to larger venues in Ontario and Anaheim by 2023, becoming the premier sports card convention on the West Coast.

In 2024, Burbank Sportscards inked an exclusive deal with Fanatics, transitioning over 40 million cards to their platform and reintroducing themselves to licensed sports websites. By November, they plan to move to their largest location yet, a 14,000 sq/ft space, continuing their tradition of innovation and leadership in the industry.