
If you’ve ever thought about taking a trip to Cooperstown, this might be the time. The Baseball Hall of Fame VIP Experience launches in March with the opportunity to view artifacts not everyone gets to see.
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If you’ve ever thought about taking a trip to Cooperstown, this might be the time. The Baseball Hall of Fame VIP Experience launches in March with the opportunity to view artifacts not everyone gets to see.

TriStar Productions has announced its lineup for the 2012 Houston Collectors Show in January, with some current Hall of Famers scheduled to sign autographs and one who could be in the club by then.

It was a short series, but the Baseball Hall of Fame still came away with some game used apparel and equipment from this year’s World Series. Some of it is already on display.

The 2012 World Series gets underway tonight and officials from the Hall of Fame will be hoping to add to the Hall’s collection of World Series memorabilia. We’ve got a list of some of the iconic pieces from past games that are already in Cooperstown.

The Baseball Hall of Fame will put some of its collection into the palm of your hand with one of its upcoming mobile apps. A trivia app has already hit the market.

Sounds like good summer reading material. The new Baseball Hall of Fame Almanac offers complete biographies, photos from the Hall’s archives and more.

A book obtained by a teenage Alexander Cartwright and signed is going up for bid. Could it have inspired the foundation of baseball?

There’s no physical location yet, but the St. Louis Cardinals Museum is online with a brand new website full of memorabilia.

Bob Feller’s wife has cleaned out the late Hall of Famer’s closet and donated several items of sports apparel for a hospice benefit auction.

Already popular, especially in Chicago, Ron Santo baseball cards and autographs spike on eBay after his election to the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Some history-making game-used items are now in a 2011 World Series exhibit at the Baseball Hall of Fame.
One 1903 World Series program resides in Cooperstown. The other was sold by Hunt Auctions Saturday,as one of the headliners in the Louisville Slugger Factory and Museum Auction.

His teammates ripped it off his back but the Hall of Fame wanted it anyway. David Freese’s jersey will join his Game 6 bat and other items in Cooperstown.
No million dollar bid so far for the most famous error ball in modern baseball history; a look at the Hall’s World Series stash and a visit to a famous Babe Ruth card.

The family of an Atlanta teen is crying foul over a home run ball hit by Chipper Jones and the sly way they believe the team got away with a one-sided trade.

Historic items from the career of Ted Williams, including several of his major awards, will be offered at a live auction. Many of the items will be featured on a national tour set to begin later this month.
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