Do you have what it takes to be a serious collector ... used to lure students to baseball's past and history. This book is the first in his series of baseball card adventures using time travel ...

Baseball card collectors love trying to find “The Next Mickey Mantle” or “The Next Mike Trout”. In the hobby, we call this “prospecting”. Each season, many fans scour a host of ...

Shohei Ohtani cards are the pinnacle pull for modern baseball card collectors. He breaks records, does the imaginable and there’s no limit to what he could do. He hits, hits for power ...

While the NFL and NBA have surpassed baseball in mainstream popularity, the balance in the trading card world is different ...

Breaking is a popular concept among baseball card collectors, he explained, suggesting the concept is comparable to a Brooklyn co-op. “Let’s say you have the Braves and I have the Mets ...

Jackson Merrill's baseball cards are rising in value, but one key card features a photo of someone else — here's how it ...

Attendees can check out 110 tables of sports cards, memorabilia, Pokémon, card supplies, grading services and more. The show ...

What makes Josh Wilker’s 2010 debut different from any of the scores of other books written about baseball card collecting? Cards are merely a segue for Wilker to weave an engrossing memoir ...

was last sold in 1991 for $50,000 by the famed baseball-card collector Alan Rosen. In a letter to the buyer accompanying the sale, Rosen wrote that the card was “in my estimation the finest know ...

For comparison, Paul Jones, a man in Idaho who claimed to have the largest private baseball card collection, told a local newspaper in 2020 that his holdings amounted to 2.8 million cards.