Text
If you collected baseball cards as a kid and long ago tucked them away in the attic, you might want to do some digging because sports cards and memorabilia have grown into a multi-billion dollar business.
Last year, several cards alone fetched seven figures, including a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle and a 2003 LeBron James rookie patch autograph, each of which sold for $5.2 million. Also, a 1979 Wayne Gretzky rookie changed hands for $3.75 million. But the top sale last year belonged to a century old Honus Wagner card, which sold...
Barron’s Advisor
Free Registration
Welcome to Barron’s Advisor! Our content is free but available only to wealth management professionals. To read this article, please provide the information below so we can confirm that you work in the industry.
All fields are required.
If you’re not a wealth management professional, you can find other great financial content at barrons.com. If you have any questions, please contact us a
advisor.editors@barrons.com