Both markets are booming, but Pokémon cards are hotter at the moment. Which will prove to be the better long-term investment?

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 ...

Same card, same grade, different grading label? It's become enough to alter the overall value on the secondary market.

Oh! card is going to be worth more than what it means to the person who holds it but some are quite valuable. Here's how to tell.

A 1990 Pacific trading card of Alan "Mr. Mint" Rosen, the "Indiana Jones" of early sports card dealers. Photo: eBay Alan Rosen was the Indiana Jones of vintage sports cards. The Paterson, N.J., native ...

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 ...

For the longest time, Joe Montana’s rookie card has been the football card to own. The 1981 Topps card, with its white border and flag name banner, shows “Joe Cool” preparing to throw a pass. The ...

Gone are the days when kids would affix baseball cards onto bicycle spokes and ride around with a motorcycle-like sound emanating from the wheels. In 2025, kids put their cards into clear resin or ...