O.K. WITH MATTY

WHAT A YEAR

1941: THE 56 STRAIGHT, .406 AND THE FINAL RUN OF THE IRON HORSE

CAMPY GAMER SOLD IN REAAUCTION

A game-worn home jersey of Hall of Fame

SAY HEY SALE

MAYS 1951 BOWMAN RC PSA 8  BRINGS MORE THAN $200K IN MILE HIGH AUCTION

T206 WAGNER HEADLINES HERITAGE AUCTION

  1909-11 T206 SWEET CAPORAL HONUS WAGNER PSA 1.5 PART OF MAY EVENT

SOLID TRADE

A SIMPLE TRADE OF GAME GEAR BETWEEN SCHOOLS NETTED A HIGH SCHOOL KID MORE THAN HE COULD HAVE IMAGINED

GEHRIG GAMER BRINGS MORE THAN$ 715,000

BAT FROM 1938 WAS USED BY GEHRIG AND GIFTED TO FRIEND AND FORMER TEAMMATE EARLE COMBS

THE CAP THAT WON THE PENNANT

THE NEW YORK GIANTS WON THE NL PENNANT AS BOBBY THOMSON – WEARING THIS CAP – SLUGGED HIS FAMOUS HOME RUN

WILT RC A BLAZER

1961-62 FLEER #8 CHAMBERLAIN RC BRINGS ACTIVE BIDDING

BASEBALL'S SUMMER OF ‘41

JUST MONTHS BEFORE WAR, AMERICA WITNESSED A SEASON STILL HARD TO BELIEVE

1941 ALL-STAR GAME

JULY 8, 1941 – Ted Williams is welcomed

HAVE YOU SEEN ME?

Lou Gehrig is missing from many mainstream sets from the 1930s that he reasonably could have been expected to be a part of. So what gives? Lots of theories, but no definitive answers

THE AMERICAN WON . . . AGAIN

GETTY IMAGES Bobby Jones was all smiles after

STANDING TALL

The oversized  1969-70 Topps  Basketball the  hobby forever

HALL OF FAME NEIGHBOR

STEVE CARLTON PITCHED HIS WAY TO THE HALL OF FAME. FRITZ ACKLEY DID NOT.  YET BOTH SHARE AN ICONIC ROOKIE CARD. HERE’S A LOOK AT FOUR OTHER PLAYERS WHO ULTIMATELY WERE OVERSHADOWED BY THEIR RC NEIGHBOR

Golden Age

FOR 125 YEARS, THE MODERN SUMMER GAMES HAVE BEEN A GOODWILL GESTURE FOR WORLD PEACE. FORTUNATELY FOR COLLECTORS, OLYMPIC CARDBOARD DATING BACK OVER A CENTURY IS STILL SURPRISINGLY AFFORDABLE

WARREN SPAHN NO-HITTER BALL IN AUCTION

BALL FROM HOFER’S 1961 NO-HITTER OVER THE GIANTS

BRADY CARD SELLS FOR RECORD $2.25 MILLION

Contenders Championship Ticket parallel #’d/100

BONE DADDY

A brilliant mask design lifted a career backup goaltender into hobby fame

Announcer’s Nightmare

The familiar jersey #14 may be impossible to

MARVIN HAGLER

MAY 23, 1954 – MARCH 13, 2021