
The Say Hey Kid Turns 82 on Monday and we’ve got a list of five Willie Mays cards worth buying.
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Topps has a brand new game and collectors spent part of Wednesday checking out the Golden Giveaway program. Does it live up to the last two?

Pull redemption card #1 from the 2012 Topps Prime 9 promotion? Take it to your local hobby shop and exchange it for a Willie Mays.

Don’t throw those wrappers away. It’s the only way you can get 2012 Topps Gold Rush cards–but you’ll need several hundred to have a shot at a set.

60 years after he first appeared on a bubble gum card, Willie Mays has made a deal with Topps to sign autographs on 2012 baseball cards.

A PSA 10 1956 Topps Mickey Mantle, plus mint, graded rookie cards of Willie Mays, George Mikan, Michael Jordan and Bobby Orr are among the offerings.

Martin Jacobs went from Candlestick Park vendor to the sole distributor of a red hot Willie Mays poster back in the 1960s. It’s an experience he’ll never forget…and you might be surprised at what it’s bringing these days.
Henry laughs it up with David Letterman on the Late Show and brings out a pair of rookie cards.

How 2,000 phony autographed baseballs are about to make a big difference for kids baseball around the world.
They may not have known they were there, but burglars made off with some nice, old baseball cards in Dawgs country.

Our writer takes in the “Ultimate Set” collection of rare, vintage baseball cards now on display at the Hall of Fame.
24 years ago, Willie Mays left hundreds standing in line at a card show in Illinois.

They’re never found in the bargain box, but you might still be getting a good deal if you buy and hold these old baseball rookie cards.
Amid the usual newspapers and documents buried for 50 years was a little slice of a kid’s life—still in good shape.
It sat undisturbed inside the wall of a house in Pennsylvania for over a century. Now, a previously unknown 1893 Just So Tobacco card of Hall of Famer Buck Ewing is about to hit the auction block.
The latest Babe Ruth rookie card to hit the market is drawing bidders not shy about chasing one of the hobby’s icons.
With prices for superstar autographs continuing to escalate, some question the value of putting money into memorabilia.
Memory Lane’s spring auction concluded with a PSA 9 Willie Mays rookie card nearly breaking into six figures.
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