Kimberley Williams claimed her ex-husband was responsible for the theft of some vintage baseball memorabilia. A jury wasn’t buying it.
History a Big Part of Sports Memorabilia Appraisal
Chicago Show Set for This Weekend
Teens Charged in Sports Memorabilia Theft
Eagles Shut Down Autograph Signing
Peyton Manning Re-ups Autograph Deal
Classic Iooss Photos Will Raise $ for Injured Troops
Free PSA Service Offers Visual Grading Comparison
Why is that card graded a ’6′ and this one an ’8′? PSA hopes its new online feature will spell out the difference.
Man Sues Lawyers for Malpractice in Memorabilia Case
It’s been more than ten years since Sports Legends went out of business, but the company lives on through the latest court case…this one against the owner’s lawyers.
Memorabilia on Exhibit in Baltimore
Some big time pieces of history are on display at the Sports Legends Museum at Camden Yards.
Sports Card Reviews Our New Year’s Resolution
Hopefully you’ve noticed some sports card product reviews on our pages over the last few days. Several new issues were released in the last few weeks of 2009 and you can read a little about what they have inside right now. It’s something I’ve been wanting to add for awhile and thanks to our friend [...]
Top Current Sports Card News of 2009
Golden oldies merged with new concepts in the new card market this year.
Rice Headlines Jersey Event
Jerry Rice and other former NFL players will sign autographs at an east coast event next month with proceeds to help a special charity.
Top Vintage Sports Card Stories of 2009
Great finds, big sales and some serious generosity top our best vintage sports card stories of 2009.
More Vintage Sports Photos About to Hit Market
Collector John Rogers has bought another major newspaper’s entire photo archive.
Big Bucks Battle Over Rare Memorabilia
Sports Illustrated turns its attention on the hobby.
Brand Loyalty Lost in Sports Card Industry Shuffle
We still haven’t gotten official confirmation that Topps has lost its NFLPA license, but assuming the news from earlier this week is indeed the truth, it’s another blow to long-time collectors. In a never-ending bid to right a ship that began listing in the early 1990s, the powers that be in sports continue to tinker [...]
SI King Always Hunting Autographs
A three decades-long obsession with autographs has Scott Smith in constant harmony with his Sharpie and a magazine.
Brothers’ Sports Card Shop Turns 20
A baseball card store is about the only business two California brothers have ever known.










