In honor of Memorial Day back in May, I shared information about Eddie Grant, the MLB player with the most appearances who was killed in

I recently purchased a large collection of in person autographs. I have been slowly going through them and selling them online. This week, as I

This Saturday, an auction that is expected to break sports card price records will end over at Goldin Auctions. In the past, sales records have

Major League Baseball had a rich history of its players — even its stars — enlisting in the military from the league’s early days through

I’ve never been a huge fan of unlicensed cards, with one exception: Panini’s annual Donruss release. A low-end product loaded with parallels and inserts, the

This past weekend, the Astros and Nationals faced off in their first meeting since the 2019 World Series. The Nationals have since sold off much

As a vintage collector, Topps Heritage is typically a release I am drawn to open some of every year. The recycled design from five decades

There are so many aspects to collecting sports cards that the vocabulary can get overwhelming. Two words that I see misused a lot by both

I’ve been opening Bowman every year since 1998. As time went on I graduated from a few packs to hobby box to a jumbo box

A topic that often comes up when discussing sports cards is rarity. For as long as collecting has been an activity, rarity has been a

When I was a kid starting out collecting, set building was my main focus. After all, there weren’t many other ways to collect: you could

Since announcing its entry into the trading card space last year, people have wondered how Fanatics might shake up the industry. The first peek into

For years, Joe Orlando was the public face of top-tier card grading company PSA. Orlando had served as the head of PSA since 1999 until

Against the background of canceled Spring Training games, a bitter labor negotiation between players and owners, and the possibility of a delayed Opening Day, baseball

Would you rather have a card of an 18-year-old kid who has never played above Class-A ball, or half of a card of a player

Last week, eBay rolled out its Authenticity Guarantee to high-end trading cards. The guarantee already existed for sneakers, watches, and designer handbags. The program applies

The annual release of the retail-only Topps Chrome Update came a little late this year, and it also came with another surprise: a heftier price

A months-long saga came to an amicable resolution last week, as Fanatics Trading Cards acquired the sports and entertainment division of Topps for somewhere in

At the beginning of the year, I set goals for myself in the hobby. I’ll do the same next week for 2022, but for now,

Spreading its annual holiday cheer, the Topps Holiday Mega Boxes appeared at Walmart again this month. Using the base flagship set design and adding a

Topps Archives is the company’s annual walk down Nostalgia Way. The company uses designs from yesteryear to feature both current and retired players, a pleasing

For 16 years now, Allen and Ginter has delivered a unique combination of baseball players, pop culture icons, and people you have to Google in

If you have a sports card lover in your family, or if you’re just looking to treat yourself, you’re in the right place! Here are

In honor of Thanksgiving this week, I want to share the hobby-related item I’m most thankful for this year. Choosing this is a no brainer

As the calendar creeps closer to December, a fear for baseball fans looks more likely then not: that the MLB Players Association will not reach

A topic that often comes up when discussing sports cards is rarity. For as long as collecting has been an activity, rarity has been a