A collector paid $75 for old baseball cards that were glued to a wooden chest. He's about to get a big return on his ...

PORTLAND, Maine Six-figure bids are expected when an auction house sells a rare 148-year-old baseball card that was discovered at a yard sale in rural Maine, the auction house manager said Wednesday.

Baseball enthusiasts, sports memorabilia collectors, and fans of America’s pastime are gearing up as the world’s most expensive baseball card, according to Robert Edward Auctions of Chester, New ...

A copy of Michael Jordan's iconic 1986 Fleer rookie with an "aftermarket" signature sold for a record $2.7 million via Goldin Auctions. Jordan has an exclusive partnership with Upper Deck for signed ...

Mantle, Jackson, Wagner, Cobb, Ruth, and Aaron all have one thing in common — besides baseball that is. Their most pristine trading cards routinely sell for six and seven figures at auction. When it ...

A Honus Wagner baseball card, the most famous and among the rarest sports trading cards in the world, sold at auction Monday morning for a record $6.6 million.That blew away the previous record — a ...

From his 1962 Topps Star Rookie card to some of his mid-1960s Topps cards, each one reflects both his on-field excellence and ...

The 1914 Baltimore News Babe Ruth rookie card is just one of 10 in existence. One of the “rarest and most revered” baseball cards in the world is headed for auction, where it may fetch a ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: THE RARE TY COBB BASEBALL CARD SOLD AT AUCTION ON DEC. 8 FOR $337,704, THE SECOND-HIGHEST SALE IN THE AUCTION BEHIND THE EXTREMELY RARE 1916 MOREHOUSE BAKING BABE RUTH ROOKIE CARD THAT ...

A rare Babe Ruth rookie baseball card found in an old piano is up for auction—and online bidding is already nearing $100,000 in the “Masterpieces and Uncommon Commons” sale at Goodwin Auctions. Ellen ...

When camp counselor Allie Tarantino was flipping through a magazine years ago, he came upon a familiar name: Mark Zuckerberg. He rifled through boxes of memorabilia in his basement, running his ...

In 1908, baseball great Honus Wagner was planning to retire from the Pittsburg Pirates, but the Pirates owner was so anxious to keep his star that he doubled Wagner’s salary -- to $10,000. Wouldn’t ...