If you collected baseball cards in the 1980s, two things are almost certainly true. One is that nearly all your best cards from back then are worth almost nothing today. The other is that you had an ...

Massive collection stored in California home for 35 years includes Pre-War T206 baseball cards, complete sets from 1956 to 1975, early 1900's baseball items and rare 1940 Topps boxes GRANITE BAY, ...

Many middle-aged collectors are digging out their childhood collection of 1980s baseball cards. What should they do with it ...

If you're looking to get rich off your 1980s card collection, good luck! Sadly, nearly every card you pulled from packs, picked up at card shops, or took home from card shows is worth less than a ...

Picture this, It's 1952. A kid in Oklahoma flips through a pack of Topps cards, unaware he's holding a future fortune. Fast-forward 70 years, and that Mickey Mantle rookie sells for $12.6 million—the ...

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 chance to ...

Growing up in the 1980s, there were a few commercials that got cemented in your brain. Wendy’s “Where’s the Beef” is chief among them, but for sports fans, Nike’s “Bo Knows” is just a high up there.

Imagine searching through Grandma's garage, and boxes of faded baseball cards suddenly appear in front of you. Doesn't your heart race a little? "Could these have any value?" I understand the buzz ...

Collecting baseball cards was part of growing up. Cards helped shape core childhood memories that still feel vivid today. Before cell phones, sharing the excitement of a big pull meant calling a ...

BLUE ASH, Ohio — A family of lifelong Reds fans is now in possession of a special card for one of their favorite team's top players. Baseball cards have been around for over 160 years, but the hobby ...