
After hoping they’d surface locally, sheriff’s officials in Louisiana say $50,000 worth of college championship rings stolen in late November remain missing.
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After hoping they’d surface locally, sheriff’s officials in Louisiana say $50,000 worth of college championship rings stolen in late November remain missing.

Cam Perron’s work with not only finding former Negro League players, but reuniting them with old teammates AND securing overdue pensions, is catching the eye of Major League Baseball.

22 years after the brand first hit the market, Hoops is returning later this season, with a new set of cards that tips its cap to the original.

Police say they’ve caught a man trying to sell a valuable collection of vintage cards stolen in a burglary.

Original works of long-time baseball artist Dick Perez are now in book form, but the original paintings will soon be sold at auction.

A few items are already attracting bids as NFL Auctions looks to raise big money for 9/11 related charities.

Upper Deck’s super premium hockey cards are generating plenty of sales with six-card boxes pushing past $450 each.

The NBA’s trading card partner strikes a deal to put Kyrie Irving’s face on its packaging…and his autograph inside.

Ship a lot of stuff? One company is hoping to make it easier to get those packages of cards ready to go.

Ten years after his first cards hit the market, Albert Pujols’ career and collectibles are hotter than ever.

In The Game will continue its celebration of 100 years of hockey card collecting with the January release of its traditional Heroes and Prospects set.

Topps’ uninterrupted string of football card series continues despite some early doubts. The company has brought some of it more popular 2010 baseball ideas over to the pigskin side.

Not only will Panini put autographed cards of the NBA’s top draft pick in its basketball products, the company has also won the rights to sell his jerseys, shoes and more.

If you’re betting your football card investment dollars on the number one overall pick in Thursday night’s NFL draft, history says you’re losing money.
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