Category: Sports Cards
Goldin, the leading collectibles marketplace, announces vintage card specialist Joe Tomasulo is joining the company. Tomasulo brings to Goldin more than 15 years of vintage card expertise, including the past nine years at Memory Lane Auctions where he worked with consignors to offer some the rarest and most significant vintage cards and memorabilia ever to...
We are witnessing history, folks. Shohei Ohtani is not only widely recognized as the best player in baseball, but he may be one of the best of all-time. And it's not only the media who recognizes him as one of the best; his peers also view him as the best as well.
Goldin, the leading collectibles marketplace, announces a rare 1951 Type 1 original photograph from Willie Mays' rookie debut game at age 20 is up for auction.
Not too long ago, Bryce Harper was considered to be one of the most overrated players in baseball. Not anymore. After winning his second MVP award in 2021 and demonstrating how he well he performs under pressure during the past two postseasons, Bryce's stock has never been higher.
It's business as usual at Goldin Auctions this week. The latest white whale came in the form of 250 white bears.
Michael Jordan's 1986 Fleer rookie card (#57) is one of the most recognizable and desirable sports cards of all-time. Just a few weeks ago, however, on May 8th, a PSA 7.0 of Jordan's 1984-85 Star #101 card sold for $30,099. Is it time for the King to step aside?
He’s the definition of a mogul. A business magnate. A sports tycoon. And he’s also one of the leading ambassadors of nerd culture and amassing a piece of it all.
Welcome to the Hottest Sports Cards, the NEW blog series that gives you the latest on GoCollect's sales data across baseball, basketball and football cards. Rather than relying on fair market values and ballooning price tags, these rankings are focused purely on the sales volume.
We’re barely into the second round of the NBA playoffs and Lebron James and Kevin Durant are already out. Anthony Edwards and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander are still in and are building their legacies with some huge games. We’re witnessing a changing of the guard.
After the pandemic-fueled collectibles boom of 2020-21 and the bust of 2022-23, we're starting to see some evidence that the market may finally have hit bottom earlier in 2024 and may have started to turn around.