Here’s the straight scoop on the Top 10 Most Valuable & Hyped Sports Card Releases of 2026 (So Far). The hobby is on fire ...

We have a new No. 1 basketball card — and sports card — in history. The 2007-08 Upper Deck Exquisite Collection Dual Logoman card featuring Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant sold for a record $12,932,000 ...

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In a world where sneaker deals, highlight reels, and MVP trophies define legacies, four historic cards rise above the rest to etch their names into hobby immortality. These cards simply do not tell a ...

The birth of Optic, now one of Panini’s flagship sets, quietly started in 2016 Donruss with a set of limited preview inserts. These cards gave collectors an early look at Donruss branded cards on ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mat Issa has covered the NBA at-large since 2021. But just like both the athletes featured in the piece of memorabilia did with ...

There is a common misconception among collectors that all cards from the 80s and 90s are worthless, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. Don’t get me wrong, the era was so named “The Junk Wax ...

Hundreds of people lined up outside of Jersey Mike’s Arena, queuing down the sidewalk, around the block and past the practice ...

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The impact that Kobe Bryant had on the NBA and a whole generation of sports card collectors during his career with the Los Angeles Lakers places him on the Mount Rushmore of modern basketball card ...

Kevin Garnett's 1998 Skybox Premium That's Jam insert card. (Photo: eBay) The 1990s were a chaotic time in the sports card world. It’s a period known today as the “Junk Wax Era” because there were so ...

Braden Smith was hunting for a rare Purdue basketball card signed by him and Fletcher Loyer. Thanks to some help from Orlando ...