The 1980s transformed baseball card collecting, bringing rookie card mania, massive production and some of the most ...

The 1980s are often labeled the peak of the junk wax era, but that doesn’t mean every card from the decade is common or cheap. The 1980s are often remembered as the peak of the junk wax era.

A $1 pack seemed way too expensive in 1989. Foil wrappers, holograms, full-color photography, and a loaded checklist soon changed collectors' minds.

The 1960 Topps Baseball features iconic names of legendary major leaguers. Scarce PSA 10 examples of such players continue to drive collector interest and increase demand throughout the hobby. If ...

Editor's note: This article has been updated to reflect the July 30 sale of a Shohei Ohtani card for a reported $11 million. Trading cards have been a part of the greater sports landscape for more ...

New York Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns said he was the buyer of one of Aaron Judge's most expensive baseball cards of all time. Gregory Fisher / USA Today The fourth-highest publicly known sale of ...

Some of the biggest Tiffany cards from the 1980s are now selling for five figures, despite coming from the height of the Junk Wax Era. These scarce Tiffany sets contain some of the most valuable ...

Record-breaking sales continue to come from 1954 Topps more than 70 years after its release. Even without Mickey Mantle, the loaded 250-card checklist remains as popular as ever with collectors.

(NEXSTAR) — A copy of one of the rarest and most expensive baseball cards is hitting the market, giving someone the chance to become just the third owner of it since it was printed. Baseball cards ...