LeSean McCoy left when federal agents raided a sports memorabilia shop at which he was scheduled to sign autographs. A court agrees with a suit that claimed he kept the money.
Vick Autograph Signing Draws Attention
May 27, 2011 By
Michael Vick’s upcoming paid autograph session at a New Jersey memorabilia store has caused a stir
Texas Lawyer Pays $2 Million for Signed Helmet
April 19, 2011 By
The ‘actual value’ may not be that much, but the signed 1980s Houston Oilers helmet will pay off big in another way.
Rose Still a Hit in Cincinnati
February 23, 2011 By
The release of a new documentary has Pete Rose back in Cincinnati signing autographs for fans who wait outside grocery stores for hours.
Vintage Babe Ruth Cards: Bargain Hunting
February 14, 2011 By
Record-setting prices may scare some away, but you can still own Babe Ruth cards from his playing days for a few hundred bucks.
Cigarette Cards’ Marquee Set: T206
August 17, 2010 By
The T206 set provided the first in-depth glimpse at the national pasttime.
Eye for Value: Dealers See Potential in Nice, Old Sets
June 22, 2010 By
Breaking up is not hard to do when you’ve got a gorgeous ’33 Goudey set.
Babe Ruth Autograph Show Had Legal Trouble
March 29, 2010 By
Babe Ruth battled the law in California after passing out autographed baseballs to kids.
Marty Marion a Hit in…Marion
February 10, 2010 By
No, they didn’t name the town for him, but folks in southern Illinois lined up to get an autograph from one of the oldest surviving big name big leaguers.
LeMieux Autographs at Toronto Expo
November 17, 2009 By
A rare appearance by Mario LeMieux drew plenty of hockey fans and collectors to the Toronto Sportscard and Memorabilia Expo.
Vachon Still Popular in Montreal
October 27, 2009 By
Hockey card collectors know him primarily from his days as a Los Angeles King, but Montreal is where it all started for Rogie Vachon, back in Quebec for a rare card show appearance over the weekend.
SC stars already pros in one sense
July 30, 2006 By
Reggie Bush and Matt Leinart's appearance at the National Sports Collectors Convention seemed "joyless" according to one writer.
