THE GOLDEN GUYLE

A STARTLING CALL

ON ONE OF THE WORST DAYS IN YANKEES HISTORY, MARTY APPEL WAS THE ONE WHO PICKED UP THE PHONE

GEHRIG JSY BRINGS $2.58 MILLION

RECORD FOR A GEHRIG GAMER REALIZED IN HERITAGE AUCTIONS SALE

1907 TY COBB ORIGINAL PHOTO BRINGS EYE-POPPING BID

HERITAGE AUCTIONS SALE MORE THAN QUADRUPLED RECORD FOR UNSIGNED SPORTS PHOTO

BIG SCORE

HIGH SCHOOL JERSEY WORN BY SENIOR BARACK “BARRY” OBAMA ATTRACTS SPIRITED BIDDING IN HERITAGE AUCTION

SEATTLE SLEW’S 1978 HORSE OF THE YEAR AWARD EMERGES ON MARKET

TRIPLE CROWN WINNER SEATTLE SLEW’S 1978 ECLIPSE AWARD SELLS IN AUCTION

1916-17 HONUS WAGNER GAMER BRINGS $442,800 IN GOLDIN AUCTIONS SALE

ONLY KNOWN LOUISVILLE SIGNATURE MODEL A HIT AT THE NATIONAL SPORTS COLLECTORS CONVENTION

RARE CY YOUNG IMAGE HITS MARKET

GREY FLANNEL’S SALE BRINGS MORE THAN $100K

JOE JACKSON CABINET CARD NETS NEARLY $50K IN REA AUCTION

THE 1911 T5 PINKERTON CABINET CARD A HIGHLIGHT OF 2019 SUMMER AUCTION

NEW RETRO

SUPER 7 WANTS OLD LOOK, NEW COLLECTORS

CAPTAIN FANTASTIC

Thurman Munson embodied the Yankees spirit – tough, talented, dignified – and as the franchiseʼs first captain since Lou Gehrig, he was the backbone of three World Series appearances (and two titles). Then the unthinkable happened.

FLAWED CHAMPION

Arguably the greatest fighter of his time, Jack Johnson had his issues outside of the ring. But nobody could argue his contributions inside it.

RON KITTLE STILL DRAWS A CROWD

If there is one word to describe Ron Kittle, it would

DOUBLE DOWN & SAVE BIG

ONLY $74.95

MR. CUB!

ERNIE BANKS 1969 GAME-USED JERSEY SOLD BY REA

FANTASY FOOTBALL

HERE ARE EIGHT (OKAY, NINE) VINTAGE FOOTBALL CARDS THAT SHOULD BE ON YOUR LOTTERY-WINNING DREAM LIST

THE RUBE COULD PITCH

George Edward “Rube” Waddell was as unpredictable off the field as he was at the top of his game on it

FIVE KEY RELICS AT THE NATIONAL

THERE IS SO MUCH TO SEE AT THE ANNUAL NATIONAL SPORTS COLLECTORS CONVENTION. HERE ARE FIVE LOTS THAT CAUGHT OUR EYE.

THE MANIN THE HAT

More than 30 years after his final season, Tom Landry’s shadow still stretches across all levels of football.

DRAWING FROM HISTORY

From the early 1950s to the early ʻ80s, cartoons on the backs of Topps sets let us in on the lives of our favorite ballplayers, whether they played the piano, dug graves, worked as body guards or hunted snakes.

GRADE SCHOOL

COUNTERFEIT ALERT: 1933 GOUDEY SPORT KINGS JIM THORPE #6

ALWORTH HEADS UPFIELD – 1961 COTTON BOWL

Lance Alworth made his mark in the NFL as a wide receiver

SIGNATURE WIN

AUCTION OF CHAMPIONS FEATURES AUTOGRAPHED 1968 AFL CHAMPIONSHIP TICKET STUB