Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Topps across Baseball, Basketball.
Topps’ upcoming 2025 Dynasty Baseball release blends premium design with coveted autographs, from Mike Trout’s one‑of‑a‑kind relic to multi‑player triple autographs, targeting collectors willing to pay top dollar.
A look at the 1957 Topps basketball set, its historic players, and the soaring market value of its most coveted cards.
From a 1914 Baltimore News Babe Ruth rookie that has appreciated from $6,600 to over seven million dollars, to a 1994 BBM Ichiro Suzuki card with only 15 PSA 10 copies, a handful of overlooked issues are attracting serious investment.
The 1957 Topps basketball cards introduced iconic rookie portraits that remain coveted by collectors and continue to influence modern releases.
While most collectors focus on U.S. staples like Topps and Bowman, a handful of international baseball cards are quietly achieving seven‑figure values. Scarcity, historical context and PSA population data reveal why these issues are generating intense interest.
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.
The May 13 launch of the 2026 Bowman Baseball set brings a deep rookie class, soaring secondary‑market prices, and new investment dynamics for collectors.
The 2026 Bowman Baseball collection is now on sale, spotlighting emerging talents like Ethan Holliday and established stars such as Juan Soto, while also honoring New York’s recent trade acquisitions.
The latest Bowman Baseball collection is now available, featuring the first card for No. 4 draft pick Ethan Holliday alongside a roster of emerging talents and established stars.
Scheduled for release on May 13 at noon Eastern, the 2026 Bowman Baseball set promises a mix of autographs, rare inserts and nostalgic designs, featuring prospects such as Andrew Fischer and Konnor Griffin.