Would you pay $100K for a signed baseball card with a piece of an Evan Longoria bat knob — or $700 for the entire bat?

Evan Longoria created a stir in the collectibles world when he posted a picture of his new 2025 Topps Tier One Baseball card. (Photo by Daniel Shirey/MLB Photos via Getty Images) (Daniel Shirey via Getty Images) Evan Longoria ignited the card-collecting social media world this week when he posted a baseball card he recently signed…

These 5 baseball cards are so rare even collectors can’t believe they exist

Photo: shutterstock The Junk Wax Era (1986–1994) flooded the market with baseball cards, making most of them cheap and easy to find. But a few slipped through the cracks—cards so rare that even veteran collectors aren’t sure they’re real. Here are five of the rarest baseball cards ever made. 1990 Donruss Brian Downing “Diamond Kings”…

Mail Day: Way Too Early Trading Card Hobby Predictions for Next Year

UNITED STATES – MARCH 11: Topps baseball cards featuring the Yankees’ Aaron Judge, are seen during the Washington Nationals media preview day at Nationals Park on Friday, March 21, 2025. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images) (Tom Williams via Getty Images) I’m on a big predictions kick these days and was thinking to myself,…

Graded: 2024 Topps Gilded Collection Gallery of Gold Autographs Elly De La Cruz

Collectors have different reasons for going after trading cards. Some follow a sport, a team, a position, and others like to prospect on up-and-coming players. Elly De La Cruz covers the spectrum for baseball card collectors. Topps has done a great job of highlighting the young Cincinnati Reds shortstop. One of the sweeter cards in…