A PSA 10 copy of the legendary 1990 Topps Frank Thomas “No Name on Front” rookie card sold for $183,000, setting a new record ...

Learn about boxing trading cards history, tracing the journey from early 1880s cards to today's dedicated Topps boxing set.

For many collectors, knowledge of the iconic Cracker Jack sets begins and ends with the elusive cards of its legendary Hall of Famers and a certain non-Hall of Famer, but a deeper look at the sets' ...

Hall of Fame credentials, an iconic flagship rookie from 1983, and strong autograph demand. His cards are more expensive than ...

Spring Training is a time for smart teams to push boundaries, and the Brewers found the limit this week as they explored optimizing MLB’s new Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) System. If you watched the ...

Before joining Investopedia, David Marino-Nachison was an editor at The Wall Street Journal focused mainly on daily markets and investing news. He also worked on The Journal’s publishing desk; as a ...

With the 2026 MLB season on the horizon, Topps Series 1 has hit the market, and you can order the latest release of cards now. The 2026 Topps Series 1 set marks the beginning of the baseball card ...

Topps is celebrating the 75th anniversary of Topps Baseball this year. The first set to be launched in this historic year, Topps Baseball Series 1, is hitting shelves on Tuesday, Feb. 11. To mark the ...

Baseball cards are awesome, and these days, popularity for collecting seems to be reaching higher and higher levels with each new release on the calendar. It’s that love for the hobby that fuels ...

Baseball fans are sickos. If you know a baseball fan, you know this. If you are a baseball fan, you have elaborate rituals you perform in private to help Jhonkensy Noel out of a slump. You know, sicko ...

The 1952 Topps baseball set is not just the most famous baseball card set ever produced. It is the foundation upon which the entire hobby was built. It was the first set to include statistics and ...

The newly discovered T206 Honus Wagner baseball card. (Photo by Mathew Salter) Mathew Salter’s T206 Brooklyn Dodgers collected by his great-grandfather. Alas, Honus Wagner played for the Pirates.