A 2013 Aaron Judge Bowman Chrome Draft Superfractor one-of-one signed card has sold via Fanatics Collect for $5.2 million, the most ever paid for a modern-day baseball card.

One of the most unique and valuable sports cards ever created will be sold soon, as the 2025 Topps MVP Gold Logoman one-of-a-kind autographed card of Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge hits the auction block Thursday through Fanatics Collect.

Sports cards are back in style.

Sports cards are back in style.

Growing up in Houston, Texas, I would beg my parents all the time to take me to my local card shop.

Topps' first foray into baseball cards in 1951 was largely considered a commercial and aesthetic failure.

Topps is celebrating the 75th anniversary of Topps Baseball this year. The first set to be launched in this historic year, Topps Baseball Series 1, is hitting shelves on Tuesday, Feb. 11.

David Beckham is one of the rare athletes whose playing resume, global celebrity, and post-career influence all line up in a way that makes a new collectibles partnership genuinely meaningful.

One collector who purchases a Topps trading card commemorating Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel's first NBA matchup will receive a 1-of-1 autographed card featuring scraps of their game-worn sneakers.

Los Angeles Lakers star forward LeBron James’ jersey will look slightly different than the rest of the players in the NBA for the rest of the 2025-26 season.

LeBron James continues to lean into branded content this season.

Today marks the beginning of a new year; for the second year in a row, Topps promoted #1of1Day.

Topps' popular debut patch program is expanding to the grid with cards for upcoming Formula 1 products, the company announced Friday.

The refrain sounded all too familiar within the Anderson household, especially to Kari Anderson.

San Antonio Spurs rising star Stephon Castle is undoubtedly one of the main reasons why this team is suddenly one of the most exciting in the NBA.

Four-time Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen has signed an exclusive, multiyear global partnership with Fanatics.

The 2025–26 Topps Basketball launch turned Fifth Avenue into a scene of collector frenzy, as fans lined up for hours—and NYPD stepped in—to celebrate the brand’s first NBA-licensed release since 2009.

Then-Topps employee David Leiner witnessed the company losing the NBA license firsthand more than 15 years ago.

Ahead of his much-anticipated rookie season, Dallas Mavericks phenom Cooper Flagg is going to be the face of Topps' basketball cards.

Disney is getting into the MLB trading card business.