Jerseys, equipment and even gold medals from players on the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team have sold at auction in recent years, fetching big money. 
What about the puck that Mike Eruzione shot into the net in the historic victory over the Soviet Union that Friday night in Lake Placid?
The Hockey Hall of Fame would like to know its current whereabouts.
Bidding continues for cards from the “Stockton, NJ Find” of 1914-15 Cracker Jack Baseball 
cards. The 1914 Christy Mathewson (PSA 2.5) stands at $36,000 while the Joe Jackson is at nearly $23,000 with the buyer’s premium factored in.
A cache of over 170 original cards, recently consigned to Love of the Game Auctions, has had the vintage card market buzzing. The 1914 cards are much more difficult to find than the 1915 set, which was available as a mail-in offer and the majority of the find dated to that first set. Bidding won’t end until Saturday night.
David Seideman of Forbes.com wrote more about the find on Wednesday.
Lelands has named Joe DelGrippo as its new vintage sports card expert. A long-time fixture in the hobby, DelGrippo has worked in a variety of different roles during his career.
He’ll tackle vintage card consignments, handle grading requirements as well as research and write catalog descriptions for cards in the company’s future auction catalogs.
The Great American Collectibles Show airs again Wednesday night with archived shows available online. This week marks the third edition of the online radio program, hosted by Tom Zappala and former Boston Red Sox infielder Rico Petrocelli. Hobby-related guests are part of the mix each week.
You can learn more and listen to past shows here.
On Thursday, another online hobby-oriented show, Go GTS Live will take another step in its evolution by streaming its series to a new audience on Facebook Live. A recent announcement by the show’s primary platform, Livestream, has made it possible to integrate streaming the show to the growing Facebook Live platform.
Hosts Rob Bertrand and Ivan Lovegren not only discuss the hobby but also offer numerous opportunities for viewers to win many of the cards seen on the show. Guests have included representatives from trading card manufactures, industry personnel and more.
The debut of the live streaming web show in March of 2016, marked the first video-based program dedicated to the sports and entertainment collectibles market.
You can learn more about the show here.
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