Yep, this is another one of those stories. A cigar box in the attic of a Northeast Ohio home was filled with more than 600 vintage — and likely valuable — baseball cards. However, this time the cards ...

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

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Though Jamieson shows a delightful appreciation for the artistry of “artifacts of expired popular culture that [can] be summoned ...

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 ...

Maybe you're hoping to rebuild a childhood set that Mom threw out, or maybe you're just a fan of the game's great history.

As restless baseball card collectors wait for the game’s return, they have directed their attention towards baseball’s future stars in search of big dividends. Onyx Authenticated’s 2020 Vintage ...

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 ...

Rare find of 600+ Pre-War baseball cards in old Tobacco Tin is loaded with legendary Hall of Famers including Babe Ruth, ‘Shoeless’ Joe Jackson and Ty Cobb ...

New York Yankees first baseman Lou Gehrig died in 1941 of a disease that came to bear his name. Six years later, second baseman Jackie Robinson famously broke through baseball’s color barrier with the ...

Lionel Carter woke up Friday, told a few interviewers about his love of baseball cards, went grocery shopping and then learned he was a millionaire. It was the kind of day most people dream about. But ...

An Idaho family found more than 1,000 vintage baseball cards behind a wall during a home renovation. Melissa Brodt told CNN she made the discovery after peeling shingles from a wall and was shocked to ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – A federal judge sentenced a Pennsylvania man to nearly three years in prison on Monday for selling counterfeit baseball cards of Mickey Mantle, Babe Ruth and others on an Internet ...