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Michael Jordan’s greatness has transcended generations, and his 1986 Fleer rookie remains one of the defining cards of the hobby. Nearly 40 years after its release, collector demand remains as strong as ever for this all-time classic. 🐐🏀

The wait is over. A new NHL season gets underway tonight, with many of the game’s biggest stars hitting the ice on Opening Night. Another chase for the Stanley Cup starts now. 🏒

The 49ers are off to a perfect 3-0 start in 2026. From Brock Purdy and Christian McCaffrey leading the offense to Fred Warner anchoring the defense, San Francisco has looked strong on both sides of the ball. ⛏️🏈

Something is missing from this 1955 Topps Jackie Robinson. The “Partial Diamond” variation features a printing anomaly that cuts off part of the diamond surrounding the Dodgers logo, creating one of the set’s most intriguing variations. 💎

Dominant on the court and larger than life everywhere else. Shaq became one of the defining stars of his generation. As his hobby market continues to gain momentum, some of his standout cards are getting plenty of attention from collectors once again. ⛽🏀

Pete Crow-Armstrong has taken his game to another level in 2026. With 45 home runs, 40 stolen bases and the inside track on NL MVP honors, the Cubs star is putting the finishing touches on one of baseball’s most exciting seasons. A Superfractor 1/1 feels like a fitting card for the occasion. ⭐⚾

Three seasons were all Tom Brady needed to leave his mark in Tampa Bay. A Super Bowl championship and two division titles made his Buccaneers years a memorable final chapter, and gave collectors another era of Brady cards to chase. 🐐🏈

An iconic image from LeBron James’ first run in Cleveland, made even better in Gold. Limited to just 50 copies, this Refractor pairs one of LeBron’s most memorable photographs with one of the era’s most desirable parallels. 👑

Breaking a bat over your knee isn’t exactly part of the job description. For Bo Jackson, it was just another display of the freakish athleticism that made him one of a kind. “Bo Breaker” was certainly an appropriate name for this card. ⚾

The beginning of one of baseball’s great power-hitting careers. Hank Greenberg’s 1934 Goudey rookie introduced collectors to the future two-time MVP and Hall of Famer who would become one of the most feared sluggers of his era. ⚾