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Panini Select Basketball Cards Arrive with NBA Playoff Fever

Just as the NBA playoffs throw basketball fans into a frenzy of excitement, the annual release of the Panini Select Basketball card collection is setting the collecting world abuzz

Insuring Your Playoff Passions: New Program for Memorabilia

In the land of the maple leaf, where hockey cards might as well be currency, an announcement has been made that is likely to have collectors of sports memorabilia breathing easier.

Tim Hortons' Hockey Card Craze Sweeps Across Canada

The crack of dawn on a regular Monday witnessed an unparalleled frenzy as Tim Hortons, in collaboration with Upper Deck, unveiled its "Greatest Duos" hockey card promotion. The buz

Vintage 1968 Topps Baseball Cards Sell for $1.1 Million

Imagine, if you will, the year 1968. It's a time of psychedelic music and bell-bottom jeans. Amidst this colorful era, a child walks into a store, plunks down a nickel, and buys a

Connor Bedard Autographs Boost National Hockey Card Day 2024

April 13, 2024, marked a new zenith in the chronicles of National Hockey Card Day, setting collectors' pulses racing much faster than a slapshot at the net. This year's excitement

Pursuit to Find Passionate Owner for $3.7 Million Hockey Card Case

In the bustling world of collectibles where treasures are fiercely contested, Jack Arshawsky's tale is a poignant pivot from the usual narrative of acquisition to a quest for disbu

Rare Pre-War Baseball Memorabilia Auction for Charity

Picture it: North Hampton, New Hampshire, a quaint town not usually buzzing with the high stakes of an auction block. However, come May 2024, this peaceful locale will transform in

Fanatics Fest NYC to Revolutionize Sports Collecting this Summer

This summer, the Javits Center in New York City is slated to transform into a collector’s paradise. Dubbed Fanatics Fest NYC, the inaugural three-day extravaganza, scheduled for Au

Misuse of MLB Star's Funds for Baseball Card Splurge

In a twist befitting a prime-time crime drama but disappointing for baseball fans, the interpreter and day-to-day manager for Major League Baseball sensation Shohei Ohtani has been