SHOCKER FOR THE AGES

THE PASSING OF TIME

A few years ago, a friend of mine and I were discussing

BIG HITTER

THE 1933 GOUDEY PSA SET REGISTRY HERITAGE AUCTION

GEHRIG GAMER

GOLDIN AUCTIONS 2019 WINTER AUCTION BRINGS LOU GEHRIG BAT TO MARKET

GAME-WORN LOU GEHRIG CAP HAMMERS PRE-AUCTION ESTIMATE

CAP WAS PART OF HERITAGE AUCTIONS’ LOU GEHRIG COLLECTION

KING OF SWING

With a trailblazing career that included a Triple Crown, two MVPs, being the first African-American manager in the major leagues and induction into the Hall of Fame, the late Frank Robinson proved himself one of the game’s true legends. So where is the love among collectors?

ODDBALLS AND TESTS

Frank Robinson’s innovative career spanned some of

SAY HEY TO WILLIE MAYS’ GAME JERSEY

Worn by Willie Mays during the 1968 season, this home

GROOVY TIMES

Why the 1970s is the most impactful decade in football and hobby history.

TOP 5 1970s FOOTBALL CARD SETS

Talk to any collector who has completed a 1972 Topps

TOP 5 1970s FOOTBALL CARD DESIGNS

Not only is the 1972 Topps set one of the toughest

TOP 10 1970s FOOTBALL ROOKIE CARDS

Sweetness retired as the NFL’s all-time leading rusher

DRAB BEAUTY

EVEN WITH MISSING LEGENDS, MUDDY IMAGES AND LACK OF COLOR, T207 CARDS HAVE NO SHORTAGE OF BUYERS AND COLLECTORS

OLD MILL JOE JACKSON CARD BRINGS $600,000 IN HERITAGE AUCTIONS FEBRUARY 23-24

JACKSON’S TOBACCO CARD A RARITY IN CONDITION

HOOPS IN THE ‘70S

Big hair and big talent dominated the decade of the

BABE RUTH’S SIGNED 1932 PLAYER CONTRACT

A 1932 player contract signed by Babe Ruth calling

CUT TO THE CHASE

CARD TRIMMING MAY MAKE A CARD LOOK BETTER, BUT SUCH ALTERATION CAN ALSO FOREVER DESTROY A CARD’S VALUE

ROBERTO CLEMENTE’S 1972 ALL-STAR RING

MILE HIGH CARD COMPANY AUCTION – MARCH 2019

GROCERY STARS

A LOCAL CHAIN LURED CANADIENSOBSESSED SHOPPERS WITH SOME OF THE ODDEST COLLECTIBLES EVER OFFERED.

DON NEWCOMBE

1926-2019

STAMP OF APROVAL

THERE’S YET ANOTHER WRINGLE IN COLLECTING T206 CARDS

DID HE OR DIDN’T HE?

THERE ARE THOSE WHO WERE THERE WHO SAY BABE RUTH DID CALL HIS SHOT IN THE 1932 WORLD SERIES. BUT THERE ARE OTHERS WHO SAY, NO, HE DIDN’T. THE FACT IS, RUTH DID POINT OUT AT SOMETHING DURING THE AT-BAT, AND THEN HE DID HIT THE BALL OUT FOR A HOME RUN.