It’s not every day that a teenage soccer prodigy and a global rap icon end up on the same trading card—but that’s exactly what just happened.
Topps is turning the spotlight on the sluggers.
Collectors got their first look today at the upcoming All Kings insert set, which will debut in 2025 Topps Baseball Series 2.
The 2025 Bowman Baseball release is still fresh in the hobby, and the buzz hasn’t slowed. Collectors everywhere are ripping wax, chasing autos, and scouring eBay for their favorite hits.
It’s been a breakout moment for Hyeseong Kim, and Topps isn’t letting it go unnoticed. The 21-year-old Dodgers rookie blasted his first major league home run in a 9–3 win over the A’s, and Topps Now has released a commemorative card to mark the milestone—complete with a surprise that’s got collectors buzzing: Kim’s first-ever autograph card is officially here.
As the Yankees and Mets prepare to clash in the first leg of the 2025 Subway Series at Yankee Stadium, collectors are getting just as excited as fans in the stands.
A true relic of baseball's earliest collecting days is now up for grabs—and it's a rarity that even seasoned hobby veterans might never encounter in person.
One of the most celebrated baseball cards in hobby history is currently up for auction—and it’s a must-watch for any serious collector of vintage cardboard. Robert Edward Auctions (REA) is now accepting bids on a 1954 Topps Hank Aaron rookie card (Card #128), graded PSA VG-EX+ 4.5, offering a rare chance to own what many consider an essential piece of the postwar baseball card era.
Trading cards just entered the Vatican.
The wait is over—2025 Bowman Baseball dropped just yesterday, and the secondary market is already lighting up with major early sales. From top prospects to surprise names making waves, collectors wasted no time identifying the chases in this year’s release.