For the first time ever, Paul Skenes and Nolan Ryan will have dual signed cards in the next release of Topps Museum Collection. Museum Collection is one of Topps' higher-end products.
Caleb Williams Rookie Card Prices Surge After Miracle Comeback Against Packers. Can one big playoff win impact Caleb Williams card prices? That is exactly what happened in the Bears comeback victory over Green Bay.
The Big Dumper had one of the best seasons by a catcher in Major League Baseball's history. Is now the time to invest in his cards ahead of the 2026 season?
Garrett just recorded his 23rd sack of the season, setting an NFL record. None of his cards have crossed the $9K mark, but we've got 4 to watch as collectors scramble to own their own piece of history.
The offensive rookie of the year award for the 2025 NFL season will come down to two players. Tetairoa McMillan plays for the Carolina Panthers, and Tyler Shough plays for the New Orleans Saints.
Vintage baseball cards became rare because they were played with, traded, lost, stuck in bicycle spokes, and thrown out long before anyone viewed them as long-term assets. This stands in sharp contrast to today’s modern sports card market.
What's better than opening packs during the holiday season? Opening packs with your cousins at the family holiday party and hitting a card you have to see to believe.
The iconic game-worn autographed "Grinches" are expected to sell for as high as $10M, which would shatter the record for highest selling single pair or basketball shoes.
The market for the iconic Griffey Upper Deck rookie card defied all but the most bullish sales expectations, what's the future? 1989 Upper Deck Griffey Card Sales Skyrocketed in 2025 but What's Next?
The late Ryne Sandberg's 1983 Topps rookie sells in the $1,500 range when graded at the highest level. Meanwhile, his cameo on card #282 in that same set can be snagged for just a buck or two in random dollar boxes at shows and in stores.
As far as Hall of Fame surnames go, Yastrzemski is undoubtedly among the toughest to spell. That's not to say it's the only legendary last name to be misspelled
1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr. fans continue to find new and unique ways to collect. This passion has driven a surge in the value of Griffey's PSA 10 and lower-grade versions
