Baseball Memorabilia and Baseball Collectible Related Articles, Information, and Editorials.
A 1920 New York Yankees jersey worn by Babe Ruth sold for a record $4.4 million. Get all the details on the sale, including the winning bidder. We’ve also got other highlights from the same auction, including other game-used Ruth pieces, Lawrence Taylor’s 1991 Super Bowl ring and Dmitri Young’s collection of Gem Mint 10 rookie cards.
More than $300,000 worth of Babe Ruth memorabilia will be on display at the Long Beach Expo, which runs May 31 to June 2. Highlights include an autographed bat, baseball cards and one of Ruth’s paychecks.
Find out if your favorite baseball team or player has a bobblehead promotion this season with our complete 2012 MLB Bobblehead Giveaway Guide. Includes dates, players, teams and more.
Love baseball? Love a good book? Join the Cardboard Connection book club. We’re kicking off with the just-released Out of My League, Dirk Hayhurst’s follow-up to The Bullpen Chronicles. As added incentive to participate, we’re giving one participant an autographed copy of the book.
Cal Ripken Jr, Reggie Jackson, Ozzie Smith and a handful of members of the Big Red Machine headline the list of initial signers for the 2012 National Sports Collectors Convention, which takes place August 1-5 in Baltimore.
Nolan Ryan and several other 1986 Houston Astros reunited at the 2012 TriStar Houston Collectors Show. We recap the show’s highlights and report on the reunion reception.
Several key memorabilia pieces from the 2011 World Series are headed to the Hall of Fame. Items include the shredded remains of David Freese’s Game 6 jersey and a pair of cleats worn by Albert Pujols in Game 3.
Within minutes of the World Series ending, companies were already releasing Cardinals-themed collectibles and memorabilia. Check out some of the highlights.
A 1916 Sporting News Babe Ruth rookie card highlighted sales in Memory Lane Inc’s “I Own it Now” event. Check out some of the prices realized for several classic cards and high-end pieces of sports memorabilia.
The United States House of Representatives approved Commemorative coins celebrating the 75th anniversary of the National Baseball Hall of Fame, creating a collectible that’s guaranteed to hold value.
The infamous 1986 World Series ball booted by Bill Buckner failed to sell on the event’s 25th anniversary. The seller had been asking for a million dollars.
It’s not a bird that’s inspiring the St. Louis Cardinals during their World Series run. Instead, it’s a squirrel. Savvy entrepreneurs are cashing in, churning out thousands of different pieces of Rally Squirrel memorabilia.
Want the ultimate piece of Rafael Palmeiro memorabilia? He’s putting one of his homes up for sale to help pay off debts from a failed business venture.
If you’re on the East Coast or West Coast, you’ll want to check out these major shows and autograph appearances happening this weekend.
Nolan Ryan, Frank Thomas and Barry Sanders headline the 26th Annual Houston Collectors Show. Get the complete autograph lineup here.
The oldest known Ty Cobb uniform and the Leaf “Shoeless” Joe Jackson cut signature autograph card highlight Heritage Auctions’ November sale.
Meet Dennis Schrader, the official world record holder for the biggest collection of autographed baseballs. His collection of more than 4,000 signed balls has been officially recognized by Guinness.
Howie Kendrick makes a young fan cry after refusing to sign an autograph. Were the Angels infielder’s actions justified?
