Baseball 247: The Dust Flys

If you are a sports card memorabilia collector it is essential that you know how to detect counterfeit cards. A standard and often highly effective way to detect counterfeits and reprints is by directly comparing the card in question with one or more known genuine examples.

The following is a short list of things to look at:

Obvious Differences: This can include text or... Read More

Cardboard Gods: An All-American Tale Told Through Baseball Cards” by Josh Wilker

Nearly every American male suffered the indignity of having his mother throw out what would have been a great sports card memorabilia collection.. Josh Wilker's mother was different however and she can be thanked for her part in... Read More

Memory Lane Inc’s Spring Catalog Auction: bidding open March 26^th- April 17, 2010: 1175 lots of high-grade and rare sports cards and memorabilia will be on the block when the Memory Lane Inc.

Every decade from the late 19th century to the current era is here. There are multiple Babe Ruth, Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle autographs and a huge run of vintage sports card sets... Read More

Sports Card Memorabilia & Collectibles Auction

April 7, 2010

Russo's Banquet Facility

266 W. Union Avenue (route 28)

Bound Brook, NJ 08805

FROM GARDEN STATE PARKWAY NORTH:TAKE EXIT 140A. STAY... Read More

There are some main industry websites which are good to help price baseball sports memorabilia. Heritage Sports Collectibles is really good as far as a pricing tool for collectors. This website deals with vintage items, but if you're looking for a rare card or something similar try Beckett. They handle all the card pricing. Beckett has been doing pricing for the sports card... Read More