The second highest sale for either a LeBron James or Kobe Bryant sports trading card occurred Thursday night when a single card featuring both NBA greats sold for $6,501,840.

The yearly release was announced by Topps, and it will mark the second release of the product since securing the license.

The market has spoken in 2025, and for the first time in decades, basketball cards have taken the crown over baseball as the most valuable cards in the hobby. Collectors are crowding around slabs of Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and LeBron James, while the ...

This is one "tall boy" that you shouldn't crack open. A 1970 Topps Pete Maravich "tall boy" rookie card -- a perfect, gem-mint 10 from card grader PSA -- sold via PWCC Marketplace on Thursday night for $552,000, a record for any "Pistol Pete" item, sports ...

Some 1997 Metal Universe basketball cards have increased more than 1,000%. Here’s why collectors are suddenly looking differently at this iconic set.

Michael Jordan reigns triumphant with his baseball and basketball cards leading HA.com weekend, with Ohtani and Jackie Robinson also represented. Collectibles On SI O’Neal’s 1992-93 Topps Stadium Club rookie card with a … O’Neal’s 1992-93 Topps ...

In 1997-98, Skybox produced a 123-card metal basketball insert issue in addition to its base set. The first ten of each the 100 serially printed cards had an emerald green background. One of them featured Michael Jordan. The Precious Metal Gems Green ...

As more and more collectors get frustrated with the increasing print runs and costs and decreasing returns of ultra-modern cards, it's a good time to start collecting vintage cards. Defining the cutoff point for vintage basketball isn't as clear-cut as it ...

The NBA Debut Patch card of Cooper Flagg soared past $8 million at auction, leading a group of basketball card sales that brought in buyers with deep pockets.