Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Fleer across Baseball, Basketball.
The 2026 National Sports Collectors Convention in Rosemont, Illinois, showcased five exceptional Ken Griffey Jr. cards, highlighting their rarity, design innovations, and soaring market values.
Bo Jackson’s brief but legendary career continues to fuel a vibrant memorabilia market, where seven standout cards stand as milestones of design, rarity, and cultural impact.
A lifelong Phoenix Suns supporter revisits the cards that sparked his love for basketball, using today's design tools to recreate classic SkyBox designs with the current roster.
Four decades after its release, the 1986 Donruss set remains a touchstone for collectors, highlighted by the legendary Jose Canseco rookie and a roster of future Hall of Famers.
Topps celebrates its 75th anniversary, tracing a journey from a modest gum manufacturer to a cultural touchstone in baseball memorabilia, while reflecting on iconic sets, enduring nostalgia, and future innovation.
A deep dive into the historic 1987‑88 Fleer set, its legendary players, and the surging market values that have turned modest stickers into six‑figure investments.
Upper Deck has elevated Michael Jordan to Legacy Partner, reviving its historic 'Trade Jordan' campaign and launching special programs that include autographed vintage packs, a one‑of‑a‑kind box auction on eBay, and a limited memorabilia collection honoring Jordan's dual‑sport legacy.
The 1989 Fleer baseball card set remains a touchstone for collectors, blending bold design with a rookie class that includes future Hall of Famers. Its most famous errors and variations continue to drive record‑breaking sales.
A United States auction of historic baseball cards achieved a cumulative $489,027, with standout sales of iconic rookie cards and rare sets, underscoring the growing investment appeal of sports memorabilia.
A recent uproar on X has highlighted the unusually poetic text on the backs of Panini basketball cards, prompting speculation about AI involvement despite the company's denial.
The 1957 Topps basketball cards introduced iconic rookie portraits that remain coveted by collectors and continue to influence modern releases.
From Donruss Elite to Topps Finest Refractors, the 1990s birthed insert designs that still define baseball card collecting today, culminating in a record‑breaking Derek Jeter rookie sale.