Whether it started with a shoebox in your attic, or in the corner store with a stick of rock hard gum in a pack, baseball cards have been a part of many people’s lives for over 100 years.

A trusted sporting goods store is putting a $1.1 million baseball card on display. Dick's Sporting Goods purchased the "one-of-one Paul Skenes Topps MLB Debut Patch card" at auction, the retailer ...

Are you hoarding a stash of baseball cards in the attic? You could be sitting on some serious cash. Like cassette tapes or old vinyl records, some vintage baseball cards offer collectors the ...

The card will be on display from May 9-11, but only 500 wristbands are being distributed on a first-come, first-served basis ...

Each generation has their most defining baseball card. The popularity of baseball has waned in younger demographics in recent decades, but even Generation Z has a card that defines them.

The highly sought-after Paul Skenes Debut Patch baseball card is back home in Pittsburgh. The card is now on display at the Dick's House of Sport store at Ross Park Mall.Many were up bright and ...

THE MILWAUKEE BREWERS ARE TEAMING UP WITH MILWAUKEE POLICE TO HAND OUT NEW COMIC BOOK BASEBALL TRADING CARDS. JOINING ME NOW IS RICK SCHLESINGER, THE BREWERS PRESIDENT OF BUSINESS OPERATIONS.

Among his remarkable finds: autographed cards from baseball legends including CC Sabathia, Don Mattingly, and Chuck Knoblauch, as well as a signed Super Bowl XLII card from New York Giants hero ...

And it’s relatively easy to find cards in the respective player catalogs at a range of price points. Advertisement I’ve identified the players across the baseball, football and basketball ...

Baseball card collectors typically run far away from anything having to do with the Colorado Rockies. But with Wednesday’s release of 2025 Bowman Baseball, one of the most anticipated sets of ...

Joe Irmen of Ball-Mart, a baseball card shop in Addison, claimed 12-year-old Brian Wrzesinski was “stealing” after a clerk — who had no knowledge of baseball cards — in Irmen’s store ...

As the cost of groceries, housing, and everyday necessities continues to rise, many Americans are leaning more heavily on their credit cards to stay afloat. But not everyone is experiencing credit ...