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A sealed brick of eight 1952 Topps baseball cards sold for over a million dollars, while REA’s Summer Auction amassed more than $18 million, showcasing the growing financial clout of the hobby.
A brick of eight 1952 Topps Baseball card packs, one of only three known, is being auctioned by REA and will be featured at the National Sports Collectors Convention in Rosemont, Illinois, where PSA grading reforms, FanCash and new eBay authenticity packaging were also highlighted.
During Prohibition, D.G. Yuengling & Sons Brewery turned to ice cream and issued a 60‑card baseball set that included Hall of Famers. The set’s rarity, especially the elusive Earl Smith card, makes it a coveted collector’s item, and the brand’s ice‑cream business was sold in 2019.