Look up Junk Wax Era in the baseball card encyclopedia and you're bound to find a picture of the 1988 Topps set. With print quantities seemingly in the billions, only a single Hall of Fame rookie card ...

Snoop Dogg has done it all, or so we had thought. However, the West Coast rap mogul and “Drop It Like It’s Hot” artist surprised fans with his latest release, but it’s not another chart-topping hit.

Within minutes of the recent passing of Sy Berger, the longtime Vice President for sports and licensing at Topps Chewing Gum Company, at the age of 91, ESPN.com and the New York Times posted long ...

This faux baseball card is a real hit. Topps released a Tom Brady baseball card this week to celebrate the obscure fact that the seven-time Super Bowl champ was drafted as a catcher by the Montreal ...

Topps put out a First Look at a rare set of cards that will be part of the upcoming release of 2025 Topps Chrome Baseball. On July 23, reigning MLB award winners including Aaron Judge and Shohei ...

Next month, several Mickey Mantle baseball cards will be sold through an online auction, but sadly, I won't be among the bidders. For years, I harbored a dream of buying one of the rare Mantle 1952 ...

If you’re new to the sports card hobby, navigating Topps products can feel like wandering through a maze. There are so many different sets, each at a different price point, released at different times ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Topps Trading Cards 2025 Topps Chrome Disney collection officially launches today, September 24th ...

Topps hasn't included a stick of gum inside its pack of baseball cards for years. But I still miss it. Not because I miss chewing the gum. Lord, no! My friend Scooter gave me a couple-decades-old pack ...

Update, Jan. 10: Topps has announced that 2025 Series 1 cards will be available for preorder on Monday, Jan. 13, at 12 p.m. ET at Topps.com. Hobby boxes will cost $89.99, jumbo boxes will cost $179.99 ...

When I was a little boy, I loved rummaging through the family attic and basement. I remember the brittle, yellowed newspapers from the Kennedy assassination and the death of Yankees manager Miller ...