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Thank you all for reply. I now understand better to stay out of trouble.

I'm not duplicating the card to make another copy of physical card. I'm making a NFT digital asset of it, similar to scanning the card and saving it to JPG image for display on Internet. Here's an example of digital asset...

I own a set of 1991 Topps Desert Shield baseball cards, and have few questions: 1. If I scan my cards and create NFT's (non-fungible-token), am I violating copyright? 2. If no to above, can I sell these NFT's without violating copyright? 2. If no to #2, can I give away these NFT's for free...