Like the subjects in the packs, In The Game Enforcers is heavy on hits.
Crooks Take Dirty Laundry, Leave $17,000 Case of Baseball Cards
January 3, 2012 By
Steve Hart loses his dirty clothes and IRS paperwork to thieves, who leave behind far more valuable cargo.
Editor’s Blog: 15 Years and 738,395 Memorabilia Cards
December 22, 2011 By
Looking to collect every memorabilia card ever made? You’ll need a mighty big checklist. But recent developments make one wonder about the origin of some.
Industry Under Microscope in Wake of Jersey-Gate
December 13, 2011 By
Guilty pleas in a case of faked game jerseys caught the attention of NFL teams and the Chicago Tribune, which delves into the industry.
Card Show Coverage
November 29, 2011 By
Always nice to see the mainstream media give a little space to the hobby, especially when it’s at the grass roots level.
Sharp Dressed Men: 1909 Tigers Team Photo
November 11, 2011 By
Antiques Roadshow takes a look at a 1909 Detroit Tigers team picture.
Cinci Duo Finally Gets Wagner Card Slabbed
August 25, 2011 By
Two men convinced they’ve got a version of the T206 Honus Wagner card have finally found someone to encase it in plastic and put an ‘authentic’ label on it.
Editor’s Blog: Legal Bills, Smash ‘n Grab, Snip ‘n Swap
June 1, 2011 By
A collection of…unusual…stories from the wide world of sports memorabilia.
Top 10 Vintage Bowman Baseball Cards
March 4, 2011 By
Topps released its top 60 baseball cards of all-time this week. Bowman’s short run in the card universe deserves a little love, too.
Five Affordable, Cool Vintage Basketball Cards
February 22, 2011 By
Build an impressive mini hoops museum for a minimal investment.
What Happened to Ball That Ended Phillies’ Drought?
December 6, 2010 By
It may not be up there with a Babe Ruth home run ball or even Bill Mazeroski’s 1960 Series game-winner, but the whereabouts of the ball that put Philadelphia baseball back on the map are a big mystery.
Bowman Strasburg Headed for Huggins & Scott Auction
June 30, 2010 By
Pulled from eBay, Stephen Strasburg’s most expensive rookie card is now on its way to an auction catalog.
Rare Cards, Tighter Controls Pushing Market?
June 3, 2010 By
A Denver Post story paints a rosy picture for the baseball card market–even if it is pushed by lottery ticket type cards.
Card Shop Hoping for Kid Revival
April 20, 2010 By
A TV station examines the sports card industry with a local shop.
Media coverage of the National
July 28, 2006 By
The National Sports Collectors Convention is still newsworthy in the mainstream media. Here’s what they were writing about.
