The White Sox “Pope Hat” is Brilliant. Here’s 8 More Incredible Promo Hats
Remember when a stadium giveaway meant walking away with a scratchy, oversized baseball cap that had a local bank’s logo slapped on the side? Yeah, those days are dead.
Owning the Moment: Why Sports Cards Outlasted NFTs
Sports collectibles recently ran through a real-world experiment.
Cyberpunk TCG Just Became the Fastest Kickstarter in History to Hit $5 Million
If you’ve spent any time lurking in the card aisle at your local Target chasing low-pop parallel sports cards, or tracking the shifting metas of the modern Trading Card Game (TCG) landscape, you know that the space is currently experiencing a massive IP gold rush.
The Top 20 Best Selling Pokemon Cards
Happy National Pokémon Day! What better way to celebrate the anniversary of our favorite franchise than by diving into the heartbeat of the Pokémon TCG market? While many collectors have deep personal connections to specific Pokémon for their PCs (Personal Collections), the reality of the market is that some cards simply move faster and more consistently than others.
Collecting Medal-Worthy Victory Laps
It’s not often I get to take a victory lap around here but I’ve (annoyingly, I’m sure) been talking about buying gold medal winner Alysa Liu’s autos for several months now - back when they were like $25 apiece.
The King of the Pirates (and TCG): The Top 10 Most Expensive One Piece Cards on the Market
If you thought the bounties in Eiichiro Oda’s legendary manga were high, wait until you see the secondary market for the One Piece Card Game.
Logan Paul’s Pikachu Illustrator Smashes World Record at Goldin to Become Most Expensive Card Ever Sold
The "Holy Grail" of Pokémon has officially dethroned the kings of the hardcourt.
The Top 75 Autos We are Chasing in Marvel Studios Chrome
The 2025 Topps Marvel Studios Chrome checklist just dropped, and honestly? It’s ridiculous.
What Happens To My Cards If I Die: Legacy Planning for Collectors
It’s not a fun question to ponder: “What happens to all of my stuff when I’m gone?” But this isn’t just a question for aging Boomers to think about.
