Gas is cheap. There are plenty of seats on airplanes. They have plenty of time—and money—at their disposal. It may sound like a perfect scenario, but this spring has been a lonely time for those who are used to buying collections of sports cards. The Coronavirus has put a damper on deals. “It’s just nearly impossible to go out of the area to buy collections,” … [Read more...] about Major Sports Card Buyers Stuck at Home During COVID Crisis
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Buyer Still Jazzed About Purchase of Naismith Rules
Dr. James Naismith’s original rules of basketball, which were recently purchased by Kansas University graduates David and Suzanne Deal Booth for more than $4 million, will be on display from March 5 through May 29 at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Mo. “My family is very proud to bring this important treasure to the Nelson-Atkins, where the rules will be … [Read more...] about Buyer Still Jazzed About Purchase of Naismith Rules
Nuns’ Wagner Card Bidder Renegs; New Buyer Found
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Collector’s Guide to Pujols Bats
Card collectors may gravitate toward his 2001 rookie cards, but those who want something connected a little more closely to one of this century's greatest hitters focus on Albert Pujols game used bats. Finding a real one is more challenging than ever. Jeff Scott is a collector of Cardinals bats who spends hours studying what Pujols is swinging. It's an effort that has … [Read more...] about Collector’s Guide to Pujols Bats
Buyer of Million Dollar Jersey is Billionaire
Once the bidding got serious, it was no place for the faint of heart. Or the light of pocketbook. The 1972 Summit Series jersey worn by game-winning hero Paul Henderson sold for $1.2 million early Wednesday morning after a late bidding war, more than even the most optimistic watchers had anticipated. The winning bid was made by billionaire businessman Mitch Goldhar, … [Read more...] about Buyer of Million Dollar Jersey is Billionaire
Buyer of $16K Strasburg Card Says it’s Worth it
It might be the ultimate prospector's purchase. Before he had even thrown a pitch, Stephen Strasburg's first 1-1 rookie card was the subject of an online bidding war. While many scoffed, Robert J. Power, a Michigan accountant was getting excited. After reading about the 2010 Bowman Chrome Superfractor on Yahoo Sports, the former collector decided he missed the thrill … [Read more...] about Buyer of $16K Strasburg Card Says it’s Worth it
Deadbeat Bidders: eBay Automating Process
If you've sold a baseball card or piece of sports memorabilia, chances are you've dealt with someone who apparently didn't enjoy paying for the item as much as they liked bidding on it. eBay is now rolling out a new process for dealing with unpaid items. The online auction giant has made two primary changes If a buyer doesn’t pay and the seller cancels the … [Read more...] about Deadbeat Bidders: eBay Automating Process
Great Time to Be a Buyer of Baseball Cards, Sports Autographs
I've posted on this topic once already this year, but it bears repeating. This is a great time to be a buyer. Houses. Cars. Stocks. Baseball Cards. Prices are down and if you have the means, I think there are tremendous opportunities out there. We all tend to think in the short term, but if you can look past your next paycheck, invest now. I just watched an online … [Read more...] about Great Time to Be a Buyer of Baseball Cards, Sports Autographs
UD Exquisite Chris Paul autograph card= $20,000
More shocking tales from the Upper Deck Exquisite line. … [Read more...] about UD Exquisite Chris Paul autograph card= $20,000
’06 Tigers pushing vintage Tigers’ stuff
It's a bad year to be a buyer of nice, old Tigers' memorabilia. Detroit-area dealers are seeing a resurgence in vintage Tigers' stuff. They say this year's team is bringing back the pinstripe pride...and driving up prices. … [Read more...] about ’06 Tigers pushing vintage Tigers’ stuff