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In 2025, Topps introduced the Gold Logoman for the 2024 MVP, Cy Young, and Rookie of the Year Award winners, and they are upping the ante for 2026.
As the MLB season is back after the All-Star break, certain players and teams have set themselves up for success in the second half of the season. Similarly, the schedule of Baseball releaseswithin the hobby continues to move forward, with some premium products on the horizon. Next week, Topps Pristine Baseball will be up for…
As the MLB season is back after the All-Star break, certain players and teams have set themselves up for success in the second half of the season. Similarly, the schedule of Baseball releaseswithin the hobby continues to move forward, with some premium products on the horizon. Next week, Topps Pristine Baseball will be up for…
A 1933 World Wide Gum Babe Ruth #80 graded PSA 2 sold for an astonishing $72,000 through Fanatics Collect on July 12th. The card’s grade is low, but its eye appeal is exceptional
Baseball and comics, and their fans, have more in common than either party realize or would be willing to admit. From the rabid collectors of merchandise to the friendly rivalries between teams, they foster similar levels of passion. Another one of those similarities is that for years now, both industries have been asking the same…
The crossover in the American sports calendar has made for a compelling collision of cultures, from Scots in Boston to a new English folk hero in Atlanta
The 2026 edition of Fanatics Fest is right around the corner, and Topps recently announced that an exclusive product will be released at the show for collectors attending. Topps Chrome Baseball will be getting a Cactus Jack-themed release,which the Basketball hobby saw earlier this year. The release looks to blend the charm of a Chrome…
It is no secret in the hobby that unlicensed cards will sell for less than licensed cards. However, this does not mean that unlicensed cards are inherently a bad thing. In fact, there are some really cool, unique cards that can be pulled out of unlicensed products, and an upcoming release highlights this perfectly: 2026…