For collectors, ‘Opening Day’ means ripping the first packs of the year’s first cards, when celebrity collectors blog, dealers bust mountains of cases and buyers and sellers test eBay’s servers.
Grand Opening for New Jersey Office
October 26, 2011 By
PSA is celebrating the opening of its new New Jersey office.
Halo Hunters Seek Autos Behind “The Fence”
October 11, 2011 By
The Orange County Register talks with a group of die-hard autograph hunters outside the players’ lot in Anaheim.
Yankees Loss Cost Steiner
October 9, 2011 By
No Yankees or Red Sox in baseball’s final four means a loss of revenue for memorabilia agent Steiner Sports.
1926 Ruth Bat Up for Auction…in Ireland
September 12, 2011 By
A bat Babe Ruth gave to an Irish hurling star is on the block.
Editor’s Blog: Investing in Cards, PSA Plans, What the Puck?
July 19, 2011 By
A pair of giveaways from PSA at the National. They’re still playing ‘Where’s That Championship Puck’ in Chicago and one media outlet digs into into the baseball cad investment angle. It’s all in the blog.
50 NBA Stars Autograph Volvo Hood to Fight Childhood Cancer
June 8, 2011 By
It’s one star-studded hood.
Shopping for Cheap Autographs? Think Off-Season
April 13, 2011 By
It’s no myth that signed memorabilia fluctuates in price based on which sport has the public’s attention.
Topps Completes List of Best Baseball Cards All-Time
March 1, 2011 By
The number one card on Topps’ list of its 60 best baseball cards is no surprise, but the debate about who got left out and ranked where can now begin.
Topps Five Star Football Out Today
February 23, 2011 By
Topps says it’s pulled out all of the stops for its newest super premium line. Will it be worth the investment?
Busy Bidding in Huggins & Scott Auction
February 3, 2011 By
All but a few lots offered in a recent catalog sale found new homes, including some big ticket modern era cards.
eBay Offering Free Listings, Any Starting Price
January 27, 2011 By
eBay’s pre-holiday promotion is back, with the auction giant offering the chance to list anything with little risk.
Tiger Slam Irons Back on Auction Block
August 25, 2010 By
Polygraph tests and a sworn oath are part of the documentation behind a new auction of Tiger Woods-used irons said to be those used when he won four straight major championships.
eBay Submit Best Offer Option a Win-Win
June 25, 2010 By
You don’t always have to pay the list price for a card that catches your eye.
eBay Bucks Program Boosts Sales
June 15, 2010 By
JustCollect spent some hectic days after adding some juice to an eBay cash back program that helps its buyers and sellers.
Deceased Man’s Shoebox Keeps Memory Alive
May 25, 2010 By
A small piece of a man who died too young lives on in a couple of old shoeboxes full of cards that connects him to a fellow fan.
Hobby Shop a Nice Retirement Biz
May 10, 2010 By
A South Carolina shop owner takes care of his younger patrons while making use of his newfound time.
Blog: Mays Left ‘em High and Dry in Galesburg
May 6, 2010 By
24 years ago, Willie Mays left hundreds standing in line at a card show in Illinois.
“Re-discovered” T206 Wagner Card Set for Auction
January 11, 2010 By
Here’s proof that some T206 Honus Wagner cards do sit quietly in private collections.
Brand Loyalty Lost in Sports Card Industry Shuffle
November 12, 2009 By
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 [...]
