Sharaf's 12-Second KO Sparks First Official Trading Card
Sean Sharaf knocked out Gable Steveson in 12 seconds at UFC 331, one of the fastest heavyweight finishes, and Topps announced a commemorative trading card for Sharaf's upset win.
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13-year-old Turns Jimothy Raccoon Card Into $20,100 Payday
A 13-year-old girl’s gold-bordered, one-of-a-kind Jimothy the raccoon trading card from the Mariners’ Jimothy Night sold on eBay for $20,100 after collectors realized its rarity; Abby’s family considered using the proceeds for her future (college or a home) and the story highlights how a viral mascot card can become a valuable collectible, with base versions selling for modest amounts and the 1/1 gold version setting a new high for stadium giveaway cards.
Messi–Yamal UNICEF Photo Becomes 1-of-1 Topps Trading Card After World Cup
Topps will turn a 2007 UNICEF photoshoot image of Lionel Messi holding infant Lamine Yamal into a 1-of-1 trading card, to be released in Topps Stadium Club UCC later this year, following Spain's World Cup win over Argentina.
Mysterious Owner of Million-Dollar 'One Ring' Card Found
A rare "Lord of the Rings" trading card, known as the "One Ring," has been found after a global scavenger hunt that saw bids over a million dollars. The card, part of the 1993 game "Magic: the Gathering," was described as a traditional foil card printed in the Black Speech of Sauron. The owner of the card remains unidentified. The most expensive card ever sold is reportedly a rookie card for baseball legend Mickey Mantle, which fetched $12.6 million.
"The Hunt for the Elusive and Expensive 'One Ring' Card in LotR MTG Continues"
The highly sought-after 'One Ring' trading card from the game "Magic: The Gathering" has been found and authenticated by PSA, receiving a "Mint 9" rating. The card, which sparked a global search and attracted significant offers, is now considered a prized possession among collectors.
"MLB Rookies Commemorate Debut with Special Patches"
Anthony Volpe, the new starting shortstop for the New York Yankees, will wear a special patch on his jersey to signify his MLB debut, as part of a league-wide initiative. The patch will be authenticated and turned into a 1-of-1 rookie card in a future Topps set. Every player who makes their MLB debut this season will wear one of the patches on their jersey. The initiative is aimed at increasing fan engagement and capturing the timeless nature of a player's debut.