1980 Topps Set Marked End of an Era
Thirty years later, a look back at Topps' last set before competition arrived.
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View ArticleOzzie Smith Rookie Card Sells for $20,852
An eye-popping price is laid down by a bidder for one of only four PSA 10-graded 1979 Topps Ozzie Smith rookie cards.
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Thirteen Gold Gloves, World Series rings, All-Star rings and other items are in the Ozzie Smith auction, part of a major catalog sale beginning next month.
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View ArticleVintage Set of the Week: 1979 Topps Baseball
Jack Chesbro in a pack of new cards? Some fresh-faced future Hall of Famers? A Bump Wills phenomenon? Heavy demand for Marc Hill? The 1979 set has a little bit of everything.
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View ArticleOzzie Smith Rookie Card Sells for $20,852
An eye-popping price is laid down by a bidder for one of only four PSA 10-graded 1979 Topps Ozzie Smith rookie cards.
View ArticleVintage Card Giveaways Help Inaugurate New St. Louis Area Show
Some collectors at this weekend's All-American Sports Collectors Show walked away with some well-loved, but still valuable door prizes as the three-day event tried to stake its claim as a yearly event.
View ArticleOzzie Smith Auction: Gold Gloves, All-Star and World Series Rings Up For Bid
Thirteen Gold Gloves, World Series rings, All-Star rings and other items are in the Ozzie Smith auction, part of a major catalog sale beginning next month.
View ArticleSelling the Past to Pay for the Future
Forbes.com examines why famous former coaches and players are selling off the items that represent their biggest achievements.
View ArticleTax Implications Spurring Sudden Sales of Sports Stars’ Memorabilia?
It’s been a familiar story lately. Retired player or coach selling off a special item or collection, ostensibly to pay for the education of family members. Jim Palmer did it. Don Larsen’s doing it....
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Two pair of Muhammad Ali boxing gloves from a couple famous fights have pushed past a half million dollars as bidding heads into its final days via the SCP Auctions catalog.
View ArticleVintage Set of the Week: 1980 Topps Set Marked End of an Era
With only one major rookie card but with an album full of Hall of Famers and 35 years in the rear view mirror, the 1980 Topps set looks better with age.
View ArticleVintage Set of the Week: 1979 Topps Baseball
Jack Chesbro in a pack of new cards? Some fresh-faced future Hall of Famers? A Bump Wills phenomenon? Heavy demand for Marc Hill? The 1979 set has a little bit of everything.
View ArticleQ&A with Louisville Slugger Museum Director Anne Jewell
As Executive Director of the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory, Anne Jewell has one of the dream jobs in all of baseball.
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