
A 1952 Topps Mantle, a complete 1934 Goudey set and other items that were part of the collection of a late employee headline Huggins and Scott’s latest auction, which also includes Walter Payton’s old driver’s license.
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A 1952 Topps Mantle, a complete 1934 Goudey set and other items that were part of the collection of a late employee headline Huggins and Scott’s latest auction, which also includes Walter Payton’s old driver’s license.

A card that once kept sales figure chart arrows pointing upward has seen dips at certain grade levels over the last couple of years. It may be a buyer’s market for the 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle.

Got Mick? More collectors do after a stretch of sales involving Mickey Mantle cards from the 1950s. We track the big sale across the board this summer.

Some of the hobby’s top cards and sets, including a T206 Honus Wagner and 1916 Sporting News Babe Ruth rookie card are on the market.

Leaf Trading Cards has answered a Topps lawsuit over its use of pictures depicting old Topps cards in a Leaf Best of Baseball sell sheet.

The bar is raised again on a PSA 10 1956 Topps Mickey Mantle, while iconic rookie cards change hands for sizable investments.
The Babe’s John Henry continues to command attention, as evidenced by Huggins & Scott’s latest auction.

High grade autographed baseballs featuring the likes of Ruth, Gehrig and Cobb are among the vintage treasures looking up from the latest major auction catalog.

There was no shortage of unique pieces in Huggins & Scott’s latest auction, including a super scarce Topps card, the last Thurman Munson signed ball and a card with four famous presidents’ signatures.

Dave Chaffin has one of the best vintage sports memorabilia collections you’ll find in any restaurant. Now he says he’s selling it off to raise cash.

One of the Babe’s last blasts was the biggest hit in this year’s Louisville Slugger Factory & Museum Auction.

They’re never found in the bargain box, but you might still be getting a good deal if you buy and hold these old baseball rookie cards.
While the 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle might be the top prize in the Million Card Giveaway or any major auction, here are ten 1950s Topps cards that are nothing to sneeze at.
Topps will officially announce its Million Card Giveaway today…and there’s more than one ’52 Mickey Mantle out there somewhere.
The latest Babe Ruth rookie card to hit the market is drawing bidders not shy about chasing one of the hobby’s icons.
Memory Lane’s spring catalog auction closed with the first known $100,000 sale of a PSA 8 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle.
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