Magikarp may be a favorite for many Pokémon TCG fans - but it's still been shocking to watch this card's price surge 300% ...

While these numbers are impressive, they don’t yet rival the most graded cards in PSA history, which are held by three Ken Griffey Jr. rookie cards from 1989. Griffey’s iconic Upper Deck card ...

the real star of Wrestlemania — my 1/1 PSA 10 Pikachu Illustrator that I purchased for $5,275,000, officially setting the Guinness World Record for “most expensive Pokémon trading card sold ...

To create this list of the most expensive baseball cards, we used data from credible sources, including Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA), Beckett Grading Services (BGS), Heritage Auctions ...

In June of that year, Beckett Football Card Monthly published a story outlining the top 20 most expensive Barry Sanders ... While not a perfect comparison, a PSA 10 copy of this card recently ...

Again this is not a complete list. There are MANY 1957 Topps baseball cards, especially the Sandy Koufax (third year) and ...

graded five by PSA, was sold by Heritage Auctions for nearly three quarters of a million dollars, making it the most expensive Iverson piece ever. Only three of the Skybox Allen Iverson cards were ...

It is no surprise that the Bedard Young Guns out of Upper Deck 2023-24 Series Two Hockey was the hockey card graded most by PSA in 2024. The Bedard effect is real. There are just over 12,000 PSA ...

The Philadelphia Eagles’ dominating win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX on Sunday was filled with captivating sub-plots and narratives that have already begun to impact the sports ...

Grading submission totals as of Nov. 8, 2024. The second entry for the Montreal Canadiens to make the top-10 PSA most graded hockey cards list is Cole Caufield. The No. 15 overall pick of the 2019 ...

It was his PSA 9 version 1952 Topps Rookie card that caught the eye of collectors, eventually selling for $5.2 million in January 2021. The sale set a record for the most expensive trading card ...

A look at the most expensive Barry Sanders cards back in 1998 reveals a lesson that what is popular in the hobby today may not be quite so hot years into the future.