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Oversized Topps Cards Featuring Negro Leagues Legends - Vimarsana News

Oversized Topps Cards Featuring Negro Leagues Legends

KANSAS CITY, Mo – Snap a pic in front of history! For a limited time, baseball fans can see an oversized Topps card featuring Negro Leagues legend, Satchel Paige! This display kicks off a six-city tour to celebrate the Negro Leagues ahead of the June 20th game between the San Francisco Giants and the St. […]

Source: fox4kc.com
Jersey worn by baseball legend Babe Ruth could sell for over $30 million - Vimarsana News

Jersey worn by baseball legend Babe Ruth could sell for over $30 million

The New York Yankees top could become the most expensive sports collectible ever.

Babe Ruth's 'Called Shot' jersey steps up to the plate at Heritage Auctions in August - Vimarsana News

Babe Ruth's 'Called Shot' jersey steps up to the plate at Heritage Auctions in August

Babe Ruth’s fifth-inning home run against the Chicago Cubs during Game 3 of the 1932 World Series “has been argued about and debunked and re

So Cool: Topps Made A Custom-Made Trading Card For Blue Jays Fan Who Got Their Face Smashed By A Bo Bichette Foul Ball - Vimarsana News

So Cool: Topps Made A Custom-Made Trading Card For Blue Jays Fan Who Got Their Face Smashed By A Bo Bichette Foul Ball

It took a baseball to the face, but it's still cool to get your own card! And that's exactly what's happening with a Toronto Blue Jays fan named Liz McGuire.

Items Belonging To Hall Of Famers Raise Millions In Heritage Auction - Vimarsana News

Items Belonging To Hall Of Famers Raise Millions In Heritage Auction

The Heritage spring online auction raised more than $21 million this month thanks to game-used items from Hank Aaron, Sandy Koufax, and other Hall of Famers.

Source: forbes.com