Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Panini across Soccer, Baseball, Football.
A record‑breaking swap of football‑themed stickers brought together collectors from across the continent, with former Mexican star Pável Pardo joining the celebration.
Topps' first flagship football set in over ten years will debut on August 21, 2026, introducing rookie cards of 2026 NFL Draft prospects such as Fernando Mendoza, Jeremiyah Love and Ty Simpson, alongside distinctive design elements and limited‑edition inserts.
Lauren Betts, a rookie for the Washington Mystics, is gaining attention from collectors due to her impressive basketball resume and appealing personality. Her 2026 Panini Instant Draft Night autographed cards are already being sold for significant amounts, with her rare 1/1 Galaxy autograph listed for up to $5,000.
A 1958 Desportos Pelé soccer card, signed with the player’s full name, is set to be auctioned by Goldin Auctions, promising a historic piece of soccer memorabilia.
A new collaboration between Panini and Baseball America introduces a limited run of exclusive cards showcasing the 2026 MLB draft’s brightest talents, with special parallels and autographs available for a short window.
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.
As Miami prepares to host World Cup quarterfinal matches, collectors young and old are swapping Panini stickers, reviving a decades‑old ritual that blends nostalgia, community and the thrill of the tournament.
The upcoming 2026 Immaculate Baseball collection blends rare autographs, limited‑edition purple cards and unique cleat relics, launching with a Dutch‑auction model that drops the price every five minutes.
The 2026 Donruss Elite Baseball set is set to re‑emerge after years away, offering collectors a mix of historic legends, rising stars and ultra‑rare inserts that could deliver strong returns.
Steel City Collectibles is offering a 10‑box Pick‑Your‑Team break featuring premium Chrome, Finest and Tier One products, top rookies and superstar autographs, with a special SCC Rewards Points bounty linked to the 2025 All‑Star Week MVP and Home Run Derby champions.
Junction FC will host a World Cup watch party on July 1 at the Nino Cantu Southwest Athletic Complex, offering free Panini merchandise for the first 50 youth, a kit restock, and a subsequent match against Bigfoot FC, with tickets included for adults and free entry for children under 12.
An exploration of Donruss’s groundbreaking designs, the cards that sparked collector mania, and the company’s ultimate downfall.
The 2026 Donruss Football collection arrives without official team logos, but it promises autographs, memorabilia cards and a suite of parallel variations that aim to reinvigorate the hobby.
Naval Base Coronado will host a historic NASCAR race weekend to mark the Navy's 250th birthday, featuring heightened security, limited early‑day access, and special fan incentives.
The official New Jersey fan zone for the 2026 FIFA World Cup has launched at Sports Illustrated Stadium, offering free match viewing, sponsor challenges, and a vibrant community space for supporters.
Panini's recent unlicensed basketball releases show a split performance, with select autographs commanding high prices while many others sell far below expectations.
The global tournament is turning local storefronts into bustling hubs of activity, with sales spiking and shoppers gathering to share the passion.
Peekskill is hosting a series of World Cup‑related activities, including free Skills & Drills sessions, public watch parties, and special promotions at local eateries, while the Town of Cortlandt eyes a potential celebration if the U.S. advances.
A 160% jump in dollar value of soccer‑related toys this year signals a new era for licensed merchandise, as brands from Zuru to LEGO capitalize on the upcoming 2026 World Cup.
Historian Pablo Sierra Silva explains how the World Cup reflects global history, identity, and politics, especially as the 2026 tournament prepares to reshape media and cultural narratives.
A 160% year‑to‑date jump in dollar sales of soccer‑themed toys is being driven by trading cards, building sets and other licensed products, with the upcoming 2026 World Cup poised to accelerate growth across the United States, Mexico and the United Kingdom.
At a Rockefeller Center event, Alessandro Nesta, Eli Manning and Shaun O'Hara promoted Panini's World Cup sticker collection, revealing personal sticker histories, predictions for the tournament and plans to watch the action live.
Brazilian influencer Carolay Chaves coated herself in over a thousand 2026 World Cup stickers, creating a ‘living Panini album’ that went viral amid a regional sticker shortage. The stunt, featuring football stars like Cristiano Ronaldo and Marcus Rashford, sparked mixed reactions online and highlighted the cultural significance of Panini collecting.
A look at six rare soccer cards that have sold for hundreds of thousands to over a million dollars, highlighting market dynamics and global collector interest.