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 ...

Each generation has their most defining baseball card. The popularity of baseball has waned in younger demographics in recent decades, but even Generation Z has a card that defines them.

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Former Cincinnati Reds outfielder Adam Duvall signed a baseball card with a special message and sent a video for a young baseball player who, like Duvall, has Type 1 diabetes. Topps tweeted Monday ...

FIRST LOOK: Charlie Condon's first professional autograph cards arrive in 2025 Bowman Baseball. Below are some of the names (and cards) to chase that we know will be part of the newest Bowman ...

Baseball card collectors of the 1980s and 1980s may or may not know the name Dick Perez, but they almost certainly know of the Diamond Kings cards he created for Donruss during that time.

When he first started high school at Sandburg — before he was talked into playing football and then blossomed into an all-state wide receiver — Charlie Snoreck was all about baseball.

Among his remarkable finds: autographed cards from baseball legends including CC Sabathia, Don Mattingly, and Chuck Knoblauch, as well as a signed Super Bowl XLII card from New York Giants hero ...

Along the way, he at least managed to get his face on a handful of baseball cards. One 1985 TCMA card depicts Legumina in a Single-A Vero Beach Dodgers jersey. Few baseball cards end up as tattoos ...

What were these new cards, unlike any most young collectors had ever seen? Most of the baseball-themed art we were aware of came in the form of cartoons and caricatures, if not doodles on our O ...