Original Cracker Jack Baseball Cards Set Still a Sweet Treat (6/12/13)
In 1914, the company known for the popular confection Cracker Jack released as series of baseball cards. Designated as E145 … More >>

Stadium Giveaways: Tchotchke or Collectible? (6/4/13)
Rings, bobbleheads, statues, seat cushions, trading cards, window decals and even giant foam Band-Aids; when it comes to sports stadium … More >>

Like His Game, LeBron James Collectibles Play Above the Rim (5/31/13)
The long awaited anointing of the next Michael Jordan still may be some years away, but with LeBron James in … More >>

Indianapolis 500 Push Collectibles into High Gear (5/23/13)
The Indianapolis 500, often referred to, as the Indy 500, is an annual race held on Memorial Day weekend at … More >>

Q & A with Harry Rinker: Thorens Music Box, H. L. Leonard Bamboo Fly Rod (5/20/13)
QUESTION: I have a Thorens music box and a dozen 4 ½-inch metal disc records, one of which is “A … More >>

Vexing Estate Executor Issues: Finding Value in a Collection (5/20/13)
We are a society of collectors. From bottle caps to art to old newspapers, our collections fill the closets and … More >>

Collecting Vintage Baseball Cards: The Giant Size 1952 Topps Set (5/15/13)
Considered to be the most popular post-war baseball card set of all time, the 1952 Topps baseball card set was … More >>

Baseball’s Top Prospects: Collecting the Next Superstars (4/25/13)
Come Opening Day, the annual return of the “boys of summer” brings hope eternal to team enthusiasts across the country … More >>

The Kentucky Derby: The Race for the Roses is a Collectibles Treasure Trove (4/23/13)
The 2013 running of the Kentucky Derby will mark the 139th race in the event’s history. Annually held in Louisville, … More >>

Q & A with Harry Rinker: ‘Hit of the Week’ Records, Kichiemon Okamura Block Prints (4/16/13)
QUESTION: I own approximately three dozen “HIT OF THE WEEK” records. The label reads: “Durium Products Corporation – New York … More >>