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Record-Breaking Skenes Card Sale Fetches $1.11 Million

Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes’ 2024 Topps Chrome Update MLB debut patch autograph card sold for $1.11 million, including buyer’s premium, on Thursday.

Lewis Hamilton First Ferrari Trading Card Arrives

The Formula 1 season began at the Australian Grand Prix on March 16 at the Melbourne Grand Prix track, setting the stage for an eventful campaign.

MLB Debut Patch Cards: A New Chapter in Rookie Collectibles

Before the 2023 season, Fanatics introduced the MLB Debut Patch—a commemorative patch designed for every player making their major league debut.

Galaxy Rip Packs Jersey Edition: A Must-Have for Sports Collectors

Step into the galaxy of elite athletes with the new Galaxy Rip Packs Jersey Edition, exclusively available at MagProSupplies.

Panini Unveils Paige Bueckers Instant Cards

Panini has rolled out a new series of Instant Cards spotlighting UConn standout Paige Bueckers, commemorating her impressive performance in the Big East Tournament championship game.

Tokyo Series Triple Auto: Ohtani, Sasaki, and Yamamoto Make History

This afternoon, Topps unveiled a limited edition 2025 Tokyo Series Topps Now release featuring a groundbreaking triple autograph card. Los Angeles Dodgers stars Shohei Ohtani, Roki Sasaki, and Yoshinobu Yamamoto have come together to create their first-ever collaborative 1-of-1 card, titled "Debut a Dodgers Teammates in Tokyo Series."

2025 WWE Chrome Cards Join Topps Buyback Program

Topps has expanded its popular Buyback program to now include 2025 Topps Chrome WWE cards. This new initiative allows collectors of select wrestler cards to exchange their Topps Chrome WWE cards for store credit at local card shops worldwide.

Aaron Rodgers Card Market Sees Uptick Amid Free Agency Drama

The market for Aaron Rodgers’ rookie cards, once soaring to impressive heights, has taken a hit over the past few years but is now showing signs of recovery as the veteran quarterback enters free agency.

Mac Jones Joins 49ers, Giving His Card Market a Fresh Spark

Mac Jones is headed to San Francisco. The former first-round pick has signed a two-year, $7.5 million deal with the 49ers, reuniting him with Kyle Shanahan, who was rumored to be a fan of Jones ahead of the 2021 NFL Draft.