Panini brings its National Treasures brand to hoops with a sumjmertime issue that packs six autographs or memorabilia cards.
Signed NBA Collage Will Aid Retired Players
May 17, 2010 By
A framed display featuring the autographs and images of sixty NBA legends is being sold to benefit former players in need of financial help.
Classic Iooss Photos Will Raise $ for Injured Troops
May 7, 2010 By
Limited prints made from original negatives will raise money for military veterans who need specially designed homes after being injured in war.
Blog: Berra Jersey Bought by Private Collector
April 20, 2010 By
They won’t say who, but the 1956 Yogi Berra Yankees uniform sold for over $500,000 last week by Grey Flannel Auctions was purchased by a private collector. The uniform is believed to have been the same one worn by Berra while catching the 1956 World Series perfect game thrown by Don Larsen. The coffee pot [...]
Upper Deck Launches First College Basketball Card Set
April 9, 2010 By
Upper Deck’s new frontier includes a basketball card issue featuring players in their pre-professional days.
Game-Worn Jerseys, Championship Rings Highlight Auction
March 26, 2010 By
Three major championship rings join Yogi Berra’s 1956 World Series jersey among the heavy hitters Grey Flannel’s current auction.
Memory Lane Ready to Launch Spring Auction
March 24, 2010 By
High-grade vintage stars and sets from all sports go on the auction block later this week.
Texas Teen Wins NFL Card Contest
March 9, 2010 By
2009 NFL Player of the Day Grand Prize event includes party at his home, a shopping spree and a free autograph session
2009-10 Playoff Contenders Basketball Review
February 19, 2010 By
Autographed rookie cards are popping out as our box buster dives into a Panini hoops product
Michael Jordan Rookie Cards Now a Bargain?
September 16, 2009 By
He’s no longer playing, but is that any reason for the 1986-87 Fleer card to trade at its current level?
Remembering the 1979 NCAA Championship
April 5, 2009 By
ESPN was barely a blip on the sports radar screen. Home computers were still more than a decade away. No blogs. No YouTube. No college hoops on TV every night. Whatever hype surrounded the 1979 NCAA Championship game was largely because the country had read about Magic Johnson and Larry Bird in their daily newspapers [...]
