THE MAN

UNCLE JIMMY’S TREASURE

A PREVIOUSLY UNKNOWN COLLECTION HAS SURFACED WITH SEVERAL SIGNED 1933 GOUDEY CARDS – INCLUDING SIX BY BABE RUTH

ANOTHER WAGNER COMING TO MILE HIGH CARD COMPANY AUCTION

A T206 Honus Wagner is the centerpiece of Mile High

SUMMER HITS

UPCOMING SUMMER SPORTS CARD CATALOG AUCTION

AN AUCTION WORTHY OF HIS AIRNESS

Roughly two months aft er the premiere of ESPN’s 10-part

EARLYJORDAN SIGNATURE

BASEBALL SIGNED BY “MIKE” JORDAN IN 1976 OFFERED BY GOLDIN AUCTIONS

NEW TO THE MARKET

ROBERT EDWARD AUCTIONS INTRODUCING A LOADED AND FRESH-TO-THE-HOBBY CARD COLLECTION

40 YEARS AGO... WE BELIEVED IN MIRACLES

Members of the U.S. Men’s Hockey Team celebrate aft er

A BAD IMPERSONATION OF STAN THE MAN

Stan “The Man” Musial has suffered from what seems like

EXHIBITING HISTORY

FOR MORE THAN 45 YEARS, THE EXHIBIT SUPPLY COMPANY OF CHICAGO PRODUCED POSTCARD-SIZED PHOTO CARDS FOR PENNY ARCADE MACHINES. AND WHAT MAKES A SET? GOOD QUESTION

THE LEGACY OF RUSTY STAUB

Daniel “Rusty” Staub was remarkably unique among the more than

TOP 10 NON-SPORT CARD SETS OF THE1970s

By their very nature, non-sport cards cover a lot of

DR. J OPERATED WITH STYLE

ABA AND NBA FANS WERE BEDAZZLED BY THE HIGH-FLYING JULIUS ERVING

THE 60 HOCKEY COLLECTIBLES THAT DEFINED THE‘60s

It was a decade marked by turbulence. Parkhurst left the market. O-Pee-Chee entered it. Oddball sets truly earned their nickname. And one card came to be known as one of the greatest ever produced. Join us as we look at the 60 cards that, then and now, best defi ned the period from 1960-61 through 1969-70

WHAT’S IN THE CABINETS?

SPORTING LIFE CABINET CARDS RULED THE TURN OF THE CENTURY

THE BATTLE THAT DEFINED A DECADE

The Cowboys and Steelers went blow to blow in the most star-studded rivalry in NFL history

CURLY NEAL

Fred “Curly” Neal, one of the most popular Harlem Globetrotters