Commentary

Game-used memorabilia has carved a special niche in our hobby as fans strive to get closer to the game.  Jerseys worn by players, equipment they use to play the game, game balls – anything that serves as a memento to remind us of a certain player, or a specific event, helps hobbyists make an emotional

The card grading industry has, in many ways, changed the face of modern collecting.  Long-time collectors often resist the best-known changes brought about by grading: the price explosion among “low pop” commons and set registry competition resulting in exorbitant prices paid for minute increases in set “GPA.”  Many more embrace the security of being able

One of the things about the hobby that simultaneously frustrates and challenges us is the concept of the “unnamed player.” Many people have played baseball, and many have been photographed in the act (or in the studio).  One can generally tell, however, when a photo is “serious,” as opposed to a photo of neighborhood kids

Each auction, we try and focus a good portion of our attention on memorabilia.  We love memorabilia because it displays so well, and provides such great mementos of the game.  Most collectors have at least some memorabilia on display, whether it reminds them of a favorite team, a favorite player, or a favorite era.  This