The 1984 Fleer Update is regarded by many in the hobby as the "official" rookie card of Clemens, although that is always up ...

Topps officially has the NBA card license. Again. That license had belonged to Panini exclusively since 2010. This is the second time that Topps has lost — and regained — the right to produce NBA ...

Update, Oct. 22: Topps has announced that the release date for this product has shifted from Oct. 29 to Nov. 12. While we wait for 2025 Topps Chrome Update to drop (likely in mid November), we have ...

Our favorite Disney and Pixar characters are getting a brand new look—one wrapped in stunning collectible Chrome. On September 24, trading card mogul Topps teams up with Disney and MLB for the first ...

Aug. 25 (UPI) --Sports card company Topps is releasing a collectible card featuring an unlikely baseball star: a squirrel that ran onto the field during a New York Yankees game against the Boston Red ...

Topps throughout the years always tried to be appealing. Whether it was the basic white boarders, or the wood look of the 1987 cards, Topps constantly changed their design. The 1990 Topps baseball ...

Earlier this year, we asked fans and MLB.com staff to submit their favorite baseball cards in a survey to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Topps, and we have been sharing the best of them each week.

The first set of Premium League trading cards from the new licensing deal with Topps will arrive later this summer, Fanatics announced Thursday. Topps Premier League 2025/26 Trading Cards will launch ...

The fastest duo in sports is linking up for a one-of-a-kind autographed baseball card: Cincinnati Reds' Elly De La Cruz and eight-time Olympic gold medalist Usain Bolt. Topps, a trading card and ...

No matter if you are a hockey fan or not, you are hearing Alex Ovechkin's name across all news and social media platforms. And it's all "great" news. Just recently, Ovechkin has become the All-Time ...

The 1-of-1 autographed Topps Paul Skenes MLB Debut Patch card sold at auction for $1.11 million on Thursday, Topps announced. The card belonged to an unidentified 11-year-old boy, who had put a Topps ...