Topps set absolutely holds up today, in part for its classic faux wood grain design and in part because fans who grew up in ...

The 1955 set is Topps' second full-season baseball card set. Its most distinctive feature is the horizontal design, which is used for every card in the series. Produced during the period of ...

While the 792-base card set may be lacking overall from a secondary market perspective, Topps 1990 Baseball is nonetheless a memorable entry from the era. The markedly colorful base cards are ...

The anticipated 2019 Topps Update Baseball bookends Topps’ flagship set by celebrating mid-season trades, the All-Star Game and a talented rookie class.

These cards, which first appeared in a Topps set in 1959 and continued periodically through 2011, make their comeback in Topps' 2019 Heritage set, which goes on sale today.

Topps creates the first modern baseball card set 1952 I am not here to tell you that the Topps “In Action” cards are the most important invention of the 20th century, just as I am not here to ...

Collectors everywhere have started opening their packs of 2025 Topps and posting their hits, whether to share or sell.

Starting Friday, August 14, 2020, collectors will be able to buy shares in ten “1st edition” foil stamped 2020 Topps complete sets exclusively through Rally’s app.

MLB taps Fanatics to replace Topps as baseball trading card maker — here’s what that means for the value of your cards According to reporting from The Wall Street Journal, Fanatics also ...

1954 Topps is among the best-looking baseball card sets ever, with brightly colored backgrounds and dual player photos featuring a large head shot and a smaller action shot.

The values of the rookie cards of some of baseball’s biggest stars have appreciated over the past 20 years.

Dig out your old baseball cards. They might just be worth eight figures at auction. A Mickey Mantle baseball card from 1952 sold for a jaw-dropping $12,600,000 early Sunday morning, according to a ...