Browsing: Toys & Collectibles

It would be impossible to tell the complete history of the NFL without mentioning Bart Starr. Starr led his Green Bay Packersto two Super Bowl wins and was MVP of Super Bowl I, and Super Bowl II. We take a history-filled trip to the beginning of the Super Bowl era as we count down his…

When it comes to pre-war collectibles, the 1941 Play Ball baseball card set (produced by Gum, Inc.) stands out as one of the most iconic sets of the 20th century. Not only is the set famous for the portraits of the players that it featured, but it also continues to draw significant hobby interest from…

There are plenty of reasons why a particular action figure could be more valuable than the rest. For instance, Kenner’s vintage Star Wars figures with the iconic double telescoping lightsabers are worth a lot of money because they were discontinues, making those found in the wild pretty rare and valuable. There are also some figures…

During a marathon of scrolling through social media over the National Day Golden Week holiday, I found something that caught my attention. 

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Collecting specific moments and players throughout the NHL season just became easier with the help of Upper Deck Moments. This brand-new offering from Upper Deck, the collectibles and entertainment company, allows sports fans and those in the card-collecting hobby to obtain a trading card from an NHL game in real time.

Come out for the Middle TN Cards & Collectibles Super Show on November 6th & 7th, 2026 at the Farm Bureau Exposition Center (945 E Baddour Pkwy, Lebanon, TN 37087)! Get ready for an incredible day packed with vintage cards, collectibles, sports memorabilia, and special appearances from WWE Hall of Fame wrestlers!

For decades, toy aisles have been dominated by Marvel and DC‘s stables of super-heroes and villains. That kind of marketplace dominance comes with a major boon to fans of these comic book universes: although the likes of Kenner, Hasbro, and Mattel have certainly tried, a toyline can’t exist entirely on Spider-Man and Batman. Long-lived lines…

It was a normal after-school trip to swim lessons. For Kansas City Royals fan Robert Marsh, affectionately known by his friends as “CardBoard Jesus,” some extra time on the way to the pool meant running to a local card show for a box of Allen & Ginter. What he pulled was a piece of history.

In the past week, four Topps Rookie Debut Patch Autograph cards sold for more than $1 million — including an $8 million sale for Cooper Flagg’s card.