sports collectibles, coins, stamps, equipment, decor, and much more. The owner of Collectibles And More In-Store has been an avid collector for 50 years. His interest in collecting began at 8 ...

Sotheby’s, the legendary auction house, wrapped up Sports Week in April, its first dedicated foray into sports memorabilia ... T206 Honus Wagner card. The near-mint-condition card was sold ...

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WISH) — A bank account for campaign donations to a Vanderburgh County commissioner was used to buy sports memorabilia, and some money was moved into a personal account ...

The late Fernando Valenzuela may have made one of his very last public appearances at a sports memorabilia store in Van Nuys, leaving fans and store managers with lifelong memories of his star ...

Baseball cards, like coins, are graded and slabbed, which makes them easier to value and store than some other types of sports memorabilia ... the box and click Sign Me Up. Contact me with ...

"I had the woman in the store scan me to see if it works," he says ... but he had a good reason -- he was in the hospital for many. His sports memorabilia collection is a veritable Seattle ...

BOSTON (AP) — Ted Williams’ Presidential Medal of Freedom, which was presented to him by fellow World War II naval aviator ...

In the coming days, Scott Stimell, the owner of a Commack sports memorabilia store, expects a customer of his to plunk down some serious cash for a framed and autographed embodiment of baseball ...

The Walt Disney Archives staff says the inaugural Mickey Mouse Club meeting held Dec. 21, 1929 at the Elsinore Theatre is the ...

If you’re into toys you know he has one of the most popular lines of superhero and sports action figures with his company McFarlane Toys. But if you always have your eye on sports memorabilia ...

Jorge Olazabal filed the lawsuit in July against Rashad Aldridge, the owner of Legends Only Sports Cards and Collectibles, a store located off West Loop 1604 near Highway 151. Olazabal claims that ...

“I’m not going to admit to something that didn’t happen,” he told NBC Sports reporter Jim Gray in 1999. “I know you’re getting tired of hearing me say that.” He finally admitted to ...