2013 Topps Chrome Hyun-Jin Ryu Redemption Autograph Update
By Trey Treutel Sep 14, 2015
Found out the latest information about the 2013 Topps Chrome Hyun-Jin Ryu redemption autographs.
Sports Collectibles
Sports Collectibles Industry News, Commentary and General Hobby Resources.
Upper Deck Baseball Card Issued for Daniel Alexander to Help His Battle Against Cancer
By Trey Treutel Jul 31, 2015
Full details on Upper Deck and Friends of Jaclyn partnering to create a Notre Dame baseball card of Daniel Alexander, a boy battling an inoperable brain tumor.
Law of Cards: Who, If Anyone, Owns Checklists?
By Paul Lesko Apr 29, 2015
Are checklists protected by copyright? If so, to what extent? Attorney Paul Lesko delves into the issue.
Topps Announces Plans for Kris Bryant Rookie Cards
By Ryan Cracknell Apr 17, 2015
Topps has announced plans for the first Kris Bryant rookie cards. Find out which sets you’ll find him in, including base cards and autographs.
Law of Cards: Upper Deck Wins $1.8 Million Verdict Against J&T Hobby
By Paul Lesko Apr 09, 2015
Upper Deck has won a longstanding court case against J&T Hobby. In the process, they were awarded $1.8 million with the verdict.
4 Big Questions Raised by Press Pass Going Out of Business
By Ryan Cracknell Jan 05, 2015
It’s official, Press Pass is leaving the hobby. But what does that mean for collectors and the hobby as a whole?
Sports Cards and Morality?
By Julie Develin Dec 15, 2014
Card collecting can be seen as a type of hero worship. But what do we do when one of our favorites gets into legal trouble?
These Sports Ugly Sweaters Are the Ugliest
By Ryan Cracknell Dec 11, 2014
Want the ultimate proof of your team loyalty? Wear one of these sports ugly sweaters out in public.
Steiner In Their Own Words Story Pages Offer New Premium Collectibles
By Trey Treutel Dec 09, 2014
Offering a unique sports collectible option, Steiner’s “In Their Own Words” lets athletes relay the biggest moments in their career on a premium display piece.
Why Do I Collect Sports Cards? – A Female Perspective
By Julie Develin Dec 08, 2014
Why do we collect? It’s a question we often ask ourselves. Here’s one take, from Julie Develin of Layton Sports Cards.
Law of Cards: Surreal Battle Breaks Out in Already Surreal LIMITED Trademark Action
By Paul Lesko Dec 03, 2014
A deposition by Topps has been released in the company’s opposition of Panini’s “Limited” trademark application. Attorney Paul Lesko has the highlights and what it all might mean.
Leap of Faith: The Importance of Trust in the Hobby
By Ryan Cracknell Nov 21, 2014
As much as our collections are about the actual cards and memorabilia, this is really a hobby based in trust. What happens when that trust is broken and how can it be fixed?
2014 Topps NFLPA Rookie Premiere Football Cards
By Ryan Cracknell Oct 15, 2014
2014 Topps NFLPA Rookie Premiere Football celebrates two decades of photo shoots, autographs and memorabilia. Single-pack boxes have an autograph, 19 base cards and five parallels.
Law of Cards: Hexbugs Bug Crypotoic’s Hex Trademark App
By Paul Lesko Aug 25, 2014
Cryptozoic had a trademark for their Hex card game approved. They also received an opposition from the creators of Hexbugs. Attorney Paul Lesko has the legal details and what it could lead to.
Law of Cards: Schedule Released for Beckett v. The Card Collector
By Paul Lesko Aug 12, 2014
The trial is going forward. Attorney Paul Lesko looks at the release of the trial schedule in the lawsuit between Beckett and The Card Collector and what it means for the case.
Law of Cards: Is Upper Deck Versus Executive Over?
By Paul Lesko May 20, 2014
It appears as though the case between Upper Deck and Executive Trading Cards is coming to a close. Paul Lesko has the details and legal analysis.
Jack Miller, 9-Year-Old Cancer Patient, Gets Upper Deck Card to Raise Money for Charity
By Ryan Cracknell Apr 17, 2014
Upper Deck and Friends of Jaclyn are partnering to create a Colorado State football card of Jack Miller, a nine-year-old who has been battling brain tumors for six years.
