A collection of letters written to baseball pioneer Harry Wright in the 19th century have been pulled from an upcoming auction while federal authorities see if there's any connection to a 1970s library theft.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation says sports memorabilia is on the list when it comes to dealing with one of its biggest problems: online auction fraud.
They were almost sold for next to nothing. Now, a group of valuable vintage baseball cards may help a church save its historic organ thanks to the generosity of a parishoner.
The former home of the New York Yankees is being squirreled away by collectors one item at a time via a long-running auction and sale through Steiner Sports.
The U.S. Postal Service changed its rates not long ago. That might mean you're not hip to the new regulations and could be paying more than you have to when you ship those cards and autographs.
Maybe it's not a 'milestone' home run ball, but it's a cool piece of game-used memorabilia. The ball that became Albert Pujols' Roy Hobbs moment is in good hands.