Jordan, Crow-Armstrong, and Clark: Who’s hot in the sports card market heading into The National

Two of the hottest names in the sports card hobby appropriately carry Chicago ties given the city will host next week’s National Sports Collectors Convention, which is the premier annual sports card and memorabilia show. Even in 2025, Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan still carries the most weight on the planet in the sports card…

Caitlin Clark rookie card sells for $660,000, smashing women’s sports card record

Another Caitlin Clark card, another record for the most expensive women’s sports card ever. Clark’s 2024 Panini WNBA Rookie Royalty Flawless patch autographed one-of-one rookie card sold for $660,000 through Fanatics Collect’s July Premier auction Thursday night. This card nearly doubled the March sale of a different one-of-a-kind Clark card, her 2024 Panini Prizm WNBA…

1991-92 Topps #241 Tony Hrkac

The 1991-92 O-Pee-Chee and Topps hockey sets contain 528 standard-size cards. Both sets feature a Guy Lafleur Tribute (1-3) and a Super Rookie (4-13) subset. Topps hockey cards were sold in 15-card packs that included a bonus team scoring leader card, whereas the O-Pee-Chee cards were sold in nine-card wax packs that included a stick…

1991-92 Score Canadian Bilingual #336 The Hunter Brothers/Dale Hunter/Mark Hunter

The 1991-92 Score Canadian hockey set features 660 standard-size cards. The set was released in two series of 330 cards each. The borders on the front of first series cards shade from red to white, top to bottom. The fronts of the second series cards shade from bright blue to white. The two series also…

1990-91 Upper Deck French #201 Conn Smythe Trophy/Bill Ranford

Set Description from Beckett Database The 1990-91 Upper Deck French Hockey set contains 550 standard-size cards released in two series of 400 and 150 cards, respectively. The card fronts feature color action photos while the backs were printed in French and feature biographical information, a card number, career statistics and a small Upper Deck authenticity…

The Michael Jordan cards every ’90s kid seemed to have, and how much they’re worth now

Michael Jordan’s rise and domination of the sporting world with the Chicago Bulls happened to coincide with trading card companies pushing their printing presses to unprecedented extremes. As a result, there might be more Jordan cards in existence than of any other athlete. And since this “junk wax era” was also a time when people…