Rich Mueller is the Founder, President, and Editor at Sports Collectors Daily. He covers a range of topics including sports, sports business, law and legal affairs, and sports marketing, with a particular focus on international sports leagues, major league sports, and entrepreneurship in the sports industry. Rich's work has been featured in notable publications such as Sports Collectors Daily and Baseball America.
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By: Rich Mueller
Panini claims Fanatics improperly obtained information as it moved to take over trading card licenses... the Dallas Card Show sets up in Cinci...Chicago's Gold Coast gets a new card shop...and an east coast man is charged with stealing cards from a home improvement store with help from a bucket.
By: Rich Mueller
Lou Gehrig’s 1933 Yankees contract and single-signed baseball each topped $90,000, while Michael Jordan, Shohei Ohtani, Hope Solo and Marvin Hagler memorabilia also produced notable results.
By: Rich Mueller
Aug. 19 marks the anniversary of the end of Joe Wilhoit’s 69-game hitting streak—the longest in pro baseball history and one that neither of Joe DiMaggio’s celebrated streaks surpassed. Collectors still encounter Wilhoit on a short list of early cards despite his limited time in the majors.
They were talking cards on the Arizona Diamondbacks baseball broadcast this week, while the Red Sox talk about their love of cards.
By: Rich Mueller
Brooks Robinson rolls the dice at the top of a 2,300-lot Huggins & Scott auction that also includes high-grade rookies, championship hardware and historic memorabilia.
By: Rich Mueller
Three of the NBA’s biggest Rookie Debut Patch cards are headed to the same Fanatics Collect auction, completing a journey that illustrates the collectibles ecosystem Fanatics set out to build five years ago.
By: Rich Mueller
A 1-of-1 Shohei Ohtani became the latest million dollar card in an auction that saw strong prices for some popular Michael Jordan cards and a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle.
By: Rich Mueller
A 30-year-old USPS employee is in jail after police say he took a package of high-value football and basketball cards — including a $25,000 Wembanyama autograph — from a Lincoln post office and tried to sell them on Facebook Marketplace.
By: Rich Mueller
From a 1916 Joe Jackson card and PSA 9 Koufax rookie to a Babe Ruth-signed baseball and Bronko Nagurski memorabilia, Memory Lane’s latest auction covers multiple generations of sports history.
By: Rich Mueller
There've been a record number of 7-figure card sales this year...the August grading numbers are in and CGC is seeing a lot of business...Indy is getting a CardVault store...and the search is on for those who stole from an 85-year-old racing legend.
