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.
One of Hobby’s Top 1952 Topps Sets Hits Market
October 8, 2012 By
One of the hobby’s best known 1952 Topps baseball sets is up for bid, but depending on how bidding goes, it might be parted out.
USPS Play Ball! Book Includes Graig Kreindler Paintings
October 7, 2012 By
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.
Signed Berra Photo Presented to Prez
August 31, 2010 By
Tom Murro’s quest to pass along a photo signed to President Obama by Yogi Berra is complete.
Seeing Baseball History Through its Memorabilia
May 26, 2010 By
A former auction company executive will share her observations with fans via some rare and unique pieces of baseball history.
PSA Grades Autographs for New Packaged Product
May 12, 2010 By
A new venture has put certified, cut autographs three to a box with every player a current or former All-Star.
Five Must-Have Baseball Cards from the 1940s
May 11, 2010 By
World War II put a crimp on the available issues, but here are five cards every collector should consider buying even if the sets are beyond reach.
2010 Topps National Chicle Review
May 7, 2010 By
Topps’ National Chicle baseball promises at least two signed cards per box.
2010 National Chicle Baseball Short Print List Revealed
May 4, 2010 By
Topps National Chicle short print list includes a Hall of Fame and rookie card roll call.
2010 Topps Pro Debut Baseball Review
April 28, 2010 By
Topps goes head first into minor league cards.
Topps Kicks off Million Card Giveaway
February 17, 2010 By
Cal Ripken Jr. made the round of the TV morning shows in New York, helping Topps promote its Million Card Giveaway.
1949 Leaf Set Confounded Collectors
August 18, 2009 By
It’s a vintage set full of superstars, Hall of Famers and short prints–but 60 years after they came out of wax packs, the 1949 Leaf baseball cards are still a little confusing.
