
Leaf Trading Cards has answered a Topps lawsuit over its use of pictures depicting old Topps cards in a Leaf Best of Baseball sell sheet.
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Leaf Trading Cards has answered a Topps lawsuit over its use of pictures depicting old Topps cards in a Leaf Best of Baseball sell sheet.

Sportsmemorabilia.com counts its sales in eight figure territory. We’ve got a link that’ll give you 10% off.
Upper Deck has filed suit in federal court, asking a judge to back its new distribution policy.

Charlie Finley would love it. Rawlings has partnered with a company to produce some pricey new official baseballs. For your really, really good autographs?
eBay’s cash back incentive program is working better than expected but one element will go away at the end of the month.
Panini gains the rights to produce Pro Football Hall of Fame-specific products and handle autograph sessions in Canton.
A $10,000 pendant that a 20-year-old Ohio woman says she found at a yard sale may be stolen goods according to police.
CMG, the Indianapolis-based marketing powerhouse, has entered into a licensing partnership with the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum and a number of Baseball Hall of Famers. CMG will pursue opportunities to license the Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum Marks and the participating member marks in the Hall of Fame Member Licensing Program. [...]

True fans are hard to find in the States, but Panini hopes fre packs and soccer- loving kids might push sales of the World Cup product it’s bringing to stores.
Mention "eBay" fifteen years ago and you would have gotten a lot of blank stares. How times change.
It didn’t take Andre Dawson long to capitalize on his new stature as a Baseball Hall of Famer.
Autograph dealer Mounted Memories is now part of DREAMS Inc’s marketing agreement with the NBA.
With 75 minor league clients, an entrepreneur is hoping to win collectors and prospecting freaks over with a philosophy of the early bird getting the worm…or at least the game-used bat.
Mr. Mint is feuding with a New York area promoter, while manning a table at a rival show.
The tickertape parade is over. The rings will soon be ordered. All that’s left is to sell some stuff.
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