A Shohei Ohtani rookie card fetched $533,140 at auction Sunday morning, the highest price ever for one of the Los Angeles Dodgers star's cards. The rookie ...

Collectors love these cards because each comes with different game recaps related to Clayton Kershaw. How much is the most expensive Clayton Kershaw rookie card? The 2008 Bowman Sterling Clayton ...

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 ...

Which are the top 10 most valuable Aaron Judge's ... The record for the expensive Aaron Judge rookie card belongs to the 2013 Bowman Chrome Aaron Judge Autographed Superfractor (#BCA-AJ), which ...

Here’s a look at the ten most valuable hockey cards over the years. RELATED: 9 Most Expensive Rookie Cards Ever: NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL Howie Morenz was part of the Hockey Hall of Fame’s ...

2018 Topps Definitive Gold Framed Shohei Ohtani Rookie Auto BGS 9.5 #'d 13of 30 / Image courtesy of ebay.com Shohei Ohtani's most expensive cards sales. / Image courtesy of CardLadder.com eBay is ...

🏀 His 2003 Upper Deck Exquisite Collection Rookie Patch Autograph in a ... This product’s legacy is why Wade’s two most expensive sports card sales are sales of unopened boxes rather ...

Even though the WNBA season has ended for the Indiana Fever, rookie Caitlin Clark is still breaking records. The 22-year-old guard set a record for the most expensive WNBA trading card just two we ...

Given that Victor Wembanyama made a list of the most graded baseball cards earlier this year, it should come as no surprise ...

While the Rookie Autograph Checklist is just 18 cards, it hits on most of the big names that collectors are after for the 2024 rookie class: The only notable omission from the set is Jackson Merrill.

Luke Thomas is a self-described combat analyst. His beat is mostly mixed martial arts, boxing and, as he succinctly puts it, “anytime people are trying to hurt each other physically.” I became a fan ...