Collecting baseball cards isn’t always about money. Most collectors don’t approach buying cards with spreadsheets or exit ...

"By the '80s, baseball card values were rising beyond the average hobbyist's means. As prices continued to climb, baseball cards were touted as a legitimate investment alternative to stocks, with The ...

The 1961 Topps Baseball set is one of the most cherished by collectors because of its clean design and sharp player ...

With the Los Angeles Dodgers having clinched a World Series win at the end of October, enthusiasm over baseball (often referred to as “America’s pastime”) seems to be trending upward. Beyond the ...

Imagine searching through Grandma's garage, and boxes of faded baseball cards suddenly appear in front of you. Doesn't your heart race a little? "Could these have any value?" I understand the buzz ...

Baseball cards have long been a cornerstone of sports collectibles, blending nostalgia with investment potential. In recent years, the market for rare and high-grade cards has exploded, with some ...

A rare T206 Honus Wagner baseball card is going to auction next month and could set a new record with an eye-popping sale.

Don’t throw away those beat-up baseball or football cards. The Athletic reports a curious trend has emerged recently in the card market, which has enjoyed a resurgence over the past few years after ...

After a 2023 sale in which the card sold for $7.2 million, the card was at auction less than two years later, selling for $4.02 million. How did the card lose so much value? For more than two decades, ...

The inclusion of Barry Bonds on the Contemporary Baseball Era player ballot has reignited the debate over the polarizing slugger's Baseball Hall of Fame candidacy while helping his baseball card ...

Clayton Kershaw is one of the best pitchers of this baseball generation. He’s amassed more than 3,000 strikeouts to go along with his 222 wins. Throw in three Cy Young Awards, a Most Valuable Player ...

One day in the fall of 2021, Jackson Merrill received a box in the mail. Inside were 3,000 of what he thought would be the first baseball cards depicting him as a professional athlete. They were, at ...