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Showing results 1 - 10 of 57 for the category: Baseball.
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Fans Go Batty for Slugger Museum (10/28/08)
Editor’s Note: Some of the most sought-after collectibles are sports related. And near the top of that list are Louisville Sluggers. Here is a look at a museum dedicated to the official bat of Major League Baseball.
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Buy “Cinderella” Rays Collectibles Now (10/15/08)
Since their inception in 1998, the Tampa Bay Rays have suffered through some of the worst seasons in MLB history. Not a good record for collectibles. Every year, the team would finish with one of the worst records in the entire league. It seemed the franchise would never be able to turn things around.
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Yankee Stadium Farewell (9/29/08)
Editor’s Note: Dan Borsey is a collector, and baseball is his passion. In Farewell to Yankee Stadium, he writes about his most precious collectibles—memories.
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More great baseball stories (9/24/08)
Here is a host of stories that tell the background of collectibles and most importantly, how you can add to the value of your collection.
Yankee Stadium Farewell
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Sultan of Swat Collectibles: As Great as the Babe (9/23/08)
Every once in a while, an athlete comes along who transcends his or her sport. These precious few are bigger than the game, and they become the embodiment of their country. People search incessantly for their collectibles.
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Historic Dodgers Collectibles—Forever Popular (9/16/08)
The Dodgers are a historic baseball franchise whose origins extend back to 1883. Originally, the team was located in Brooklyn, New York. However, in 1958, owner Walter O’Malley made a business decision to move the franchise across the country to Los Angeles. The City of Angels instantly took the team and its collectibles, and they set a franchise record for attendance in their first year.
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Collecting High-Valued Baseball Cards (9/9/08)
 While prices for the basic living necessities keep rising faster, the market for high end baseball cards seem to be growing more and more. Unlike when times were tough back in the early 1980’s when high end sports cards prices were at their lowest, this time around the baseball card market is just the opposite.
Then and Now
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