
The last car owned by Babe Ruth has a new owner. Check out the video and find out who gave it to him and why.
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The last car owned by Babe Ruth has a new owner. Check out the video and find out who gave it to him and why.

An Oregon man will watch the World Series from a prison cell after being convicted of selling fake autographs.

In the fifth of a ten-part question and answer session, some auction house reps talk about what types of sports memorabilia have solid potential for growth.

Non-collectors can buy something for you that you’ll actually like this holiday season. Or just buy it yourself. Artist Graig Kreindler’s amazing baseball paintings are featured in Play Ball!, a U.S. Postal Service Publication.

Newly discovered correspondence between Charles Comiskey and one of his scouts reveals the White Sox had first shot at buying the young Babe Ruth. Now, the scrapbook that holds the telegrams–and numerous hand-signed letters from the famously tight-fisted Old Roman–are heading to auction.

A 1914 Babe Ruth Baltimore Sun rookie card from the Bambino’s minor league days, has earned the collector/investor who bought it five years ago, a tidy profit.

It may soon become a prize giveaway but for now, TriStar Productions’ Jeff Rosenberg is the owner of the world’s most expensive Babe Ruth autographed baseball.

Cards from the Black Swamp find took a backseat to a pristine Babe Ruth autographed baseball–and one of his bats from the famed 1927 season in an auction held on the second night of the National Sports Collectors Convention.

Take a five-minute trip around the floor to see the opening of the 2012 National Sports Collectors Convention.

If you’re heading to the National, MEARS’ booth will be a must stop with game used bats from Ruth, Gehrig, Williams, Cobb and more on display.

Going to Baltimore? Get a free peek at a uniform from Babe Ruth’s final days on the diamond and one Lou Gehrig wore on the 1934 Tour of Japan.

Two 1916 Babe Ruth rookie cards and several other vintage cards of the Bambino are being offered in Memory Lane’s upcoming Historic Rarities auction, but you’ll also find some pieces that come with fascinating histories, many consigned by the families who’ve owned them for decades.

He looked quite debonair wearing it 90 years ago. Now, a Babe Ruth Yankees team sweater is out of storage and into an upcoming auction.

A pair of 1916 Babe Ruth rookie cards, a 1933 Yankees team-signed bat and hundreds of high grade, vintage sports cards will be among more than 1,300 items in Memory Lane Inc’s. next catalog auction, opened in time for showcasing at this year’s National Sports Collectors Convention in Baltimore.

A Ty Cobb bat and some Babe Ruth autographed items are among the headliners as SCP Auctions gets set to open its next auction.
As much as it sells for, are Babe Ruth baseball cards and memorabilia still undervalued?

A southern California man is awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to buying an old glove on eBay and turning it into a Babe Ruth relic.
We still don’t know who he is, but the buyer of the most expensive piece of sports memorabilia ever sold wasted little time deciding what to do with it. The 1920 era Babe Ruth game worn jersey is heading for the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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