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High-value World War II collectibles are items that are madly sought after by collectors near and far. These valuable items can end up selling for thousands of dollars amongst collectors and history buffs alike, and largely thanks to their rarity and connection to past eras. These 10 World War II collectibles in particular are the…

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A 1998 Pikachu Illustrator Pokémon card changed hands for $16.5 million earlier this year. The seller was Logan Paul, who said he originally acquired it in 2021 for $5.3 million plus a trade. That eyebrow-raising price point follows the 2022 sale of a Topps 1952 Mickey Mantle baseball card for $12.6 million and underscores how…

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We’ve all heard the story, but for those who want the recap: the Flying Dutchman, the Pittsburgh Pirates’ starting shortstop, Honus Wagner, found out his image was being used to promote the cigarette company Sweet Caporal and demanded they stop making the card. When the company obliged, it created a scarcity and a legend that’s…

Hasbro unveiled a new Avengers: Doomsday Marvel Legends Nightcrawler figure, with pre-orders on Hasbro Pulse starting October 14 and a Spring 2027 release.

McFarlane Toys continues to expand its Image Comics Founders Series with Sara Pezzini — the iconic, deadly Witchblade.

Selling popular collectibles could be an easy way to earn extra income, but unfortunately, many figurines, classic toys, and antiques that were once highly sought-after are not worth much these days. Popular Beanie Babies are a prime example. Collectors in the ’90s were told rare babies would be worth a small fortune down the line,…

Baseball card collecting looked much different in the 1960s. Cards were still primarily marketed to kids. Collectors weren’t too concerned about the value of their cards. Grading was still decades away.