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A 1954 Puerto Rican Winter League contract signed by a 20-year-old Roberto Clemente is among 700 lots up for bid at Iconic Memorabilia. Babe Ruth autographs, a Sporting News baseball questionnaire filled out by Cy Young…and a pair of John Lennon’s old specs are also on the block.
Now, this could make holiday shopping a little more fun. Using a new, high tech credit card can send digital sports cards to your phone–and if you shop enough, some exclusive cards from Upper Deck you can hold in your hand.
Look for college photos and five autographs inside 2011-12 Upper Deck Exquisite Basketball boxes, due out next month.
Mike Fruitman says Upper Deck has found a time machine with 2011-12 Fleer Retro Basketball with prices on the rise thanks to Michael Jordan and co.
Topps launches a new product and shows off more Bryce Harper, who was doing a little showing off himself. Panini shows off some Father’s Day football cards and a Michael Jordan freak in Mexico courtesy of Upper Deck.
Recent events may keep Michael Jordan atop the hoops collector’s list for the foreseeable future.
Want a really unique item for your Michael Jordan collection?
A framed display featuring the autographs and images of sixty NBA legends is being sold to benefit former players in need of financial help.
LeBron James has kept Cleveland dealers busy selling cards and autographs.
A local TV station comes away impressed with the Michael Jordan collection of a Denver P.E. teacher.
Upper Deck’s new frontier includes a basketball card issue featuring players in their pre-professional days.
High-grade vintage stars and sets from all sports go on the auction block later this week.
Upper Deck’s hybrid autograph memorabilia card product is on the market.
An ode to the rookie cards of college basketball legends from the pre-dunk, pre-three point era.
Upper Deck’s quirky Champ’s set returns with history, pre-history and even a little hockey thrown in.
Living in Germany and being a card collector is a lot easier thanks to the efforts of a group that provides an online gathering place and even a long history of card shows.
He’s no longer playing, but is that any reason for the 1986-87 Fleer card to trade at its current level?
It may have been a T206 Honus Wagner weekend–but the ‘Holy Grail’ was bested by the Bambino as two major catalog sales closed.
He’s been retired for awhile now, but Michael Jordan is still the king of hoops…and basketball memorabilia. One website is offering a unique Jordan experience including images of some of MJ’s most valuable and highest graded basketball cards.
