The first-ever Bakersfield Card Expo and Collectibles Show is coming to Mechanics Bank Convention Center on Nov. 2.

As a lifelong baseball card collector and reasonably well known personality ... and involve significant back and forth. "Can you send me some pictures or describe what you have?" ...

Strongsville police are still searching for a missing 1909 Ramly Walter Johnson card and a 1941 Ted Williams card.

Baseball card collectors love trying to find “The Next Mickey Mantle” or “The Next Mike Trout”. In the hobby, we call this “prospecting”. Each season, many fans scour a host of ...

Breaking is a popular concept among baseball card collectors, he explained ... Every Brave goes to you and every Met goes to me. That’s what a break is. “You don’t need to get every player ...

It’s basic human nature to want to collect. Coins, stamps, dolls, bottle caps, magazines. If there’s multiple variations of ...

“And then the picture wasn’t me.” Instead ... Both have never considered themselves avid baseball card collectors. Even their on-field fashion choices aren’t far apart.

One of the oddities about the collecting ... in the near term but steady growth over time. That’s more true in baseball than in basketball and football, where vintage cards have seen dramatic ...

A suspect admitted Wednesday that he stole more than $2 million in vintage baseball cards from a hotel in Strongsville earlier this year. Jacob Paxton, 27, of Brunswick pleaded guilty in Cuyahoga ...

Per the post, the collector and her mom were given a free pack of baseball cards upon visiting a local card shop in Sacramento. And that's where she made the pull of a lifetime with Holliday's card.

followed by baseball cards. Football and basketball cards are behind those two categories. For sports cards, fans and collectors are usually drawn to two main categories, according to Hoge.