When it comes to the 1971 Topps Baseball set, there’s no doubt it’s loaded with legendary names, outstanding rookies and some ...

When it comes to mid-grade vintage baseball cards, the 1956 cards of Clemente, Aaron and Koufax keep the spirit of the 1950's alive without breaking the bank. When it comes to graded sports cards, ...

When it comes to the more unique vintage baseball card sets of the 1950s, the 1955 Topps Doubleheaders set stands out among the rest because of its crisp design and its under-radar-affordability. The ...

They don't call him Mr. October for nothing. Jackson won five World Series during his time with the Athletics and Yankees and ...

The modern baseball card market can be a volatile place, with value largely dependent on a player's age, health, current team and recent performance. On the other hand, the vintage card market is a ...

Sure, you can you buy that special someone the latest digital gadget or handsome luggage. But why give something so boring when you can give a valuable piece of history with room to grow as an ...

Rookie cards will always be a dominant force in the sports card hobby. These days, most players have a wide variety of rookie card options, with everything from lower-end base cards to high-priced ...

Which vintage baseball cards are best? Baseball was first played in 1846 and has become a sport millions of fans love. Baseball cards have been around since before World War II. Featuring cherished ...

The vintage sports card hobby has proven to offer safety and steady growth in value over longer time periods. The players are locked in time. “Mickey Mantle isn’t going to have any bad years,” people ...

DENVER, Pa. (WHTM) — Morphy’s Auctions in Denver, Pennsylvania recently sold millions of dollars worth of vintage goods, ranging from Star Wars figures to unopened baseball cards. Auctions were held ...

Within minutes of the recent passing of Sy Berger, the longtime Vice President for sports and licensing at Topps Chewing Gum Company, at the age of 91, ESPN.com and the New York Times posted long ...