Allen Iverson has made history in the world of memorabilia. Iverson is recognized as a legend in the NBA. He retired from the league in 2013 and was later inaugurated into the Naismith Memorial ...

A Mia Hamm rookie card set a record last weekend when it sold for more than $34,000 at an auction, making it the most expensive female sports card of all time, according to ESPN. The Hamm card, a PSA ...

On Saturday, December 6th, one of the rarest and valuable Ohtani cards in the hobby will be for auction.

Non-sports cards surged in 2025, with Star Wars, Pokémon, One Piece, and Disney leading a wave of record-breaking sales that ...

Fanatics wants to expand the sports trading card industry. Now it's aiming to meet high-end collectors through a new partnership with Sotheby's that will create a collection of auctions for trading ...

1997 was one of the best NBA draft classes of all time, featuring legends like Kobe Bryant, Ray Allen, and the iconic Allen Iverson. AI was never an afterthought in that draft class, but he had never ...

The second partnered auction between Fanatics and Sotheby’s has concluded, achieving over $2 million in total sales across 11 cards. The highlight was a $600,000 Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, and ...

Babe Ruth is considered to be one of the most important baseball players ever. Now a trading card featuring Ruth’s likeness is one of the most valuable sports cards ever. A Baltimore News card from ...

LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — The nationally recognized Wheatland Auctions and VSM Sports Card Outlet recently announced that they have relocated to a new Lancaster County location. One-of-a-kind ...

More than a year after retiring from the NFL, former Broncos guard Evan Mathis is on the brink of landing a big pay day. Or a really big house. An avid memorabilia collector, Mathis is selling a 1952 ...

A rare Mike Trout-autographed baseball card set a record as the highest-selling sports card of all time Saturday night when an unnamed bidder purchased it during an online auction for $3.936 million.