Michael Jordan’s rise and domination of the sporting world with the Chicago Bulls happened to coincide with trading card companies pushing their printing presses to unprecedented extremes. As a result ...

Topps introduced the first Garbage Pail Kids trading card series in 1985, created as a hilariously inverted take on the popular Cabbage Patch Kids. These punny, sometimes mean-spirited, and all around ...

If the market is truly governed by supply and demand, how does a card with nearly 50,000 graded copies in circulation still ...

Learn about the valuable trading cards found in Sports Illustrated Kids magazines, featuring athletes like Serena Williams ...

Our sole house phone rang. It was my friend Greg, “Turn on ESPN. Now. You still have those old Sports Illustrated for Kids mags, right?” I flipped through channels and caught the tail end of a segment ...

Which card would you rather pull from a pack of 1972 Topps baseball cards: A Carlton Fisk rookie or a Brucette A. Rumanyak card? A Hank Aaron or a Fred A. Sinopoli? Imagine being a kid in 1972 and ...

One of the most important parts of buying or selling sports cards is knowing how to read and use comparable sales, or “comps.” Comps show you how a particular card, or the closest match to it, has ...

It might sound a little silly that there’s an entire subgenre of influencers who offer investment advice around Pokémon trading cards. Probably because it is a little silly. The idea of some YouTube ...

Leaf has released cards that tug at the nostalgic heart strings. They've come out with a set that emulates the Sports Illustarted for Kids cards. The ones kids can punch out in the back, that are now ...