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Michael Jordan

A nod to the National Sports Collectors Convention

By Bert Lehman
A brother and sister in Wisconsin are weighing their options as to how to market a sports cards collection left to them by their brother who recently passed away. (Bert Lehman photos)
Jackie Robinson

Dealing with the collection of a loved one who passed away

By Bert Lehman
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Auctions

The current auction hosted by Clean Sweep Auctions is one of its largest

By Bert Lehman
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Joe DiMaggio

The 1943 M.P. & Co. baseball issue is one of a handful from World War II

By Bert Lehman
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Cards

Still in the News: 1954 Topps Scoop

By Tom Bartsch
Here 1948 Heisman winner and eventual Pro Football Hall of Famer Doak Walker helps pitch some signature footballs. Walker played his entire six-year NFL career with Detroit, helping the team win the league title in 1952 and 1953.
Hobby News

1950s Sears 'Wish' Books Provide a Glimpse of Sports Collectibles of the Future

By Tom Bartsch
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Memorabilia

Lelands Puts a Bounty on Rare Cleveland Memorabilia

By Tom Bartsch
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PSA to Give Away Diamond Stars 'Cards That Never Were' at National Convention

By Tom Bartsch
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Auctions

LOTG Auction Features Stellar Cracker Jack Mathewson and the Fastest Baseballs Ever Thrown

By Tom Bartsch
The first baseball yearbook produced by Street & Smith’s featured the young fireballer Bob Feller on the cover, running 98 pages and offering preseason previews and predictions, something lacking in most other baseball publications of the time.
News

Decades of Excellence: Street & Smith's Baseball Yearbook

By Tom Bartsch
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News

Bob Feller Msueum to Reopen, but For How Long?

By Tom Bartsch