Memorabilia

Upper Deck and Tim Hortons have released their latest NHL trading card set, featuring top rookies Macklin Celebrini and Matthew Schaefer alongside high-end memorabilia, autographs, and prize redemptions.

Panini America has entered a multiyear agreement with MLB Players, Inc. to produce trading cards featuring active Minor League Baseball prospects across key brands like Prizm and Elite Extra Edition.

With the 2026-27 NHL season underway, collectors are targeting the next wave of flagship rookie cards led by top prospects Gavin McKenna and Porter Martone.

A 1955 Topps Sandy Koufax rookie card graded PSA 9 realized $604,736 at Memory Lane's Summer Rarities Auction, setting a public auction record for the Hall of Famer's signature issue.

Flipping Florida Sports Cards has acquired the New Port Richey Card Show, bringing new management to the long-standing Tampa Bay area event as regional market demand continues to rise.

Cooper Flagg's 1/1 Topps Chrome NBA Rookie Debut Patch Autograph sold for $8.04 million at Fanatics Collect, making it the third-highest selling basketball card in history and the top single-player piece ever.

Unopened wax boxes are seeing sustained price increases across sports trading cards. Key modern releases like 2018 Topps Update and vintage 1980s boxes lead a market built on stronger fundamentals than the COVID-era boom.

Linda Ruth appeared at the National Sports Collectors Convention with Vintage Sportscard Club, sharing family stories during an eBay Live auction featuring iconic Babe Ruth cards and memorabilia.

Shohei Ohtani’s game-worn Los Angeles Dodgers jersey from the 2025 Tokyo Series, featuring MLB's first Gold Logoman patch, is up for auction and expected to set record valuations.

Fantasy football participation is creating a distinct demand vector in the sports card market, as collectors buy up singles of sleeper rookies and role players on their personal fantasy rosters.

Goldin has launched a standalone auction for Pete Crow-Armstrong's 2024 Topps Chrome Update 1/1 MLB Debut Rookie Patch Auto, graded PSA 10 with a 10 auto.

A rare Type 1 photograph used to create Mickey Mantle's iconic 1952 Topps card has sold for $3 million in a private deal brokered by Hunt Auctions, setting a new record for sports photography.

Sports psychologist Dr. Bob Rotella has assembled a unique collection of sports memorabilia, featuring luxury watches, championship rings, and signed relics from legends like Rory McIlroy and Ernie Banks.

A rare 1961 Topps Dice Game Brooks Robinson card set a record at $72,000 in Huggins & Scott's Summer Auction, leading a slate of high-profile vintage baseball card and sports memorabilia sales.

Caleb Williams led the Chicago Bears to 59 points in Week 1, prompting immediate five-figure secondary market sales for his top rookie and insert cards.

Former MLB outfielder Rick Monday recalls his split-second decision to save an American flag from being burned at Dodger Stadium in 1976, a moment that remains legendary in baseball and memorabilia history.

Fanatics Collect's September Premier Auction features top Topps Chrome NBA Rookie Debut Patch Autos, headlined by a Cooper Flagg 1-of-1 expected to top $5 million.

A 1956 Topps Mickey Mantle Gray Back graded PSA NM-MT+ 8.5 headlines the September Auction at Robert Edward Auctions alongside high-grade vintage classics like a 1962 Topps Willie Mays.

The 1966 Topps Football set reflected the rise of color television and the AFL-NFL merger, leaving a lasting mark on vintage sports card collecting.

Former NFL star Rob Gronkowski has joined the sports collectibles industry as a brand ambassador, teaming up with eBay for a live streaming series following his return to card collecting.

Former NFL fullback and current Fathead CEO Chris Hetherington shares insights on his 11-year football career, his debut 1997 trading card, and expanding Fathead in the collectibles market.

Memory Lane's Summer Rarities Auction showcases iconic vintage cards, including a PSA 9 1955 Topps Sandy Koufax rookie and a 1916 Sporting News Joe Jackson.