A freshly graded and eye appealing PSA 2 of one of the most iconic sports cards ever made. The 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle is among the most sought-after cards in the collecting world, and this is a beautiful low-grade example.

The Swedish magazine hand-cut rookie card of boxing legend Muhammad Ali. This PSA 8.5 graded copy is part of a population of 4 with just 12 copies graded higher.

For the 3rd time in his 5 career seasons as a starting quarterback, Patrick Mahomes will be under the bright lights of the Super Bowl. This Gold Prizm rookie card from Panini Select features a jersey patch and autograph, and is limited to 10 copies produced.

One of the greatest cards for one of the NHL’s greatest players. This Alexander Ovechkin rookie card includes an on-card autograph and a jaw-dropping full NHL logo patch. A similar card of NBA star Luka Doncic recently sold for over $3,000,000.

Mavericks star Luka Doncic is in the midst of a video-game-like season, averaging over 33 points to go along with 9 rebounds and 8 assists per game. This Mojo Prizm rookie card limited to 25 is a low-numbered parallel from the most popular NBA card product in the market.

Already an NBA champion and two-time league MVP, Giannis Antetokounmpo continues to polish his hall of fame resume with each passing season. This Orange Prizm rookie card with a print run of 60 received a “Pristine” 10 grade from Beckett.

One of the most recognizable cards of the modern era, the 2003 Topps Chrome Lebron James rookie card showcases King James rising up in his signature shooting form. This refractor parallel received a “Gem Mint” grade from Beckett with 4 “Gem Mint” sub-grades.

Tom Brady has once again announced his retirement from the NFL. Whether he decides later to comeback for another season or not, he is the undisputed greatest quarterback of all time. This Bowman Chrome refractor rookie card is a staple of his card market.

A technological advancement over previous Mario games, Super Mario 64 introduced 3D gameplay to the franchise while sticking with its traditional roots. This sealed copy is graded a 9.6 A++ by WATA.

The Great One’s O-Pee-Chee rookie card is arguably the holy grail of hockey cardboard. The asset is graded an SGC Mint 9 – one of just 14 at the grade level with a single example higher.

The #6 card on PWCC’s “Iconic 100” list, this version of Brady’s premier rookie card is missing the autograph and serial numbering.It is one of only two graded examples of the iconic card, with the offered BGS 9 the higher of the two.

A special keepsake from one of the most revered batsmen in baseball history, this Louisville Slugger hails from a stretch of Clemente’s career in which he won a pair of batting titles and his only MVP award.

Two years after his comic debut, the 1940 R145 Superman set was released and The Man of Steel got his first card. Graded a PSA 6.5, it is one of two at the EX-MT+ level with just seven higher.

Celebrated artist James Fiorentino exquisitely rendered this watercolor masterpiece of four-time NBA Champion Stephen Curry stepping back into one of countless three-pointers. Signed in bold blue ink by the sharpshooter, the painting measures 22×30”.

The first appearance of the Swamp Thing is one of the most desirable comics of the 1970s, with just 1% of all CGC graded examples reaching the 9.8 level. Ranked #6 on Overstreet’s “Tops 25 Bronze Age Comics” list in 2022.

An explosive insert, Absolute’s Kaboom! set has become one of the “most iconic case hits that Panini has ever created.” The green parallel is serial numbered 1/1, making it one of the finest non-rookie cards of the QB ever printed.

The 1997-98 NBA season brought Michael Jordan many things: his fifth MVP award, 10th scoring title, an iconic shot over Byron Russell, a sixth championship ring, and card #1 in Ultra’s Stars insert set. Graded a BGS 9.5.

A dazzling specimen from a set that “was and continues to be special,” according to PWCC, this second-year Kobe Bryant Ultra Stars Gold parallel is graded a BGS 9.5 and renders a striking image of the young legend soaring to the hoop.

The Black Mamba’s first 1/1 autograph in an Upper Deck product is a beauty, showcasing the young Bryant scoring over a hapless Timberwolves defender. Graded a BGS 9.5 with a 10/10 blue ink autograph.

An exciting offering that is sure to bring a sense of nostalgia to collectors of a certain era, this powder blue Kansas City Royals jersey was donned by Bo Jackson during his 1986 rookie campaign. Photomatched by Sports investors Authentication.

Considered one of Mickey Mantle’s best looking cards, this immaculate second year Bowman issue is believed to be “criminally underappreciated and overlooked” by the investment community. This SGC 10 is a Pop One.

The only known example of Hall of Famer Cy Young’s rookie car. This late 1800s cabinet card remains in superb condition, given its 130-year lifespan and is a true artifact of baseball’s formative years.

The sister card of the most expensive football card ever sold, this blue chip asset of the NFL’s most exciting quarterback features the Nike ‘laundry’ tag from a jersey worn by Mahomes. Serial numbered 1 of 1.

The beginning of the first title run for “The Man of Steel”, Superman #1 was ranked at #3 on Overstreet’s “Top 100 Golden Age Comics” list for 2022. Graded a CGC 4.0, only 16 unrestored examples of the seminal issue rate higher.

Featuring first appearances of The Joker and Catwoman, Batman #1 is a favorite among collectors and investors with Overstreet ranking it #T-4 on the 2022 list of “Top 100 Golden Age Comics.” Graded a CGC 6.0 with 22 unrestored examples higher.

A newly unearthed trio of the highly sought after “hangtab variant” of one of the most pivotal video games ever created. WATA graded: 7.0 B+, 7.5 A, and 8.0 A.

An exceptional example of game usage, this Boston Bruins sweater donned by the inimitable Bobby Orr is photomatched to a pair of images during the 1970-71 season in which Orr won the Hart Memorial, James Norris Awards, and selected to the NHL First All-Star Team.

Football collecting’s answer to baseball’s T206 Honus Wagner – the 1935 National Chicle Bronko Nagurski. Fewer than 225 examples have been graded by PSA, SGC, and BVG of this colorful pillar of football collecting. Graded an SGC 8.

A top tier image from a booming asset class, this 8×10” photograph features the exact image that was used on Hall of Famer Jim Brown’s 1958 Topps rookie card. A PSA Type I, it is one of only two examples to have been offered publicly.

The crown jewel of the 1953 Topps set, this impeccable Mickey Mantle is graded an SGC 8 and is a pop 15 with just 10 higher – placing it within the top 2% of all SGC graded examples.

A highly limited set, given only to the 2021 World Championship competitors and hosts, each card features a special Dragon Ball Super stamp and has achieved the highest grade in the hobby – BGS Pristine 10 Black Label.

Hailing from the personal collection of Russell himself, this signed USA/NBA Goodwill tour jersey provides an insight into some of the lost history of the league – and it’s greatest stars – in their early stages.

A critically important character, Wonder Woman received her first title (and second overall appearance) in 1942’s “Sensation Comics #1.” Graded a CGC VF- 7.5, it is one of two books at that level, with 11 higher.

It doesn’t get much better than this for LeBron James collectors. This 2014 Immaculate card features a game worn logoman patch and LeBron in his hometown Cleveland Cavaliers jersey.

A beautiful green color match Prizm rookie of “The Greek Freak”. 2013’s release of Panini Prizm was much shorter printed than the releases we see today, with this Green Prizm parallel only being found in retail packs. This card is part of a population of just 38.

One of the most important players in sports history combined with one of the most important sets in the sports card hobby. Collectable is home to a PSA 8.5 graded copy.

Iconic 1954 Topps rookie card of one of the greatest baseball players of all time. Hank Aaron launched a then record 755 home runs in his 23 year career. Like with the Jackie Robinson, there is a PSA 8.5 graded copy currently trading on Collectable.

Probably the most recognizable of Pele’s many rookie cards, the 1958 Alifabolaget was released in the World Cup host country of Sweden. While this copy received an “altered” grade, likely due to its removal from the Alifabolaget album, this card is a grail in any condition.

This 1958 Pele rookie hails from his home country of Brazil, and features a 1955 Topps-esque design with a portrait photo as well as an action shot background. This is a tough one to find in even mid-grade condition. There are only 4 copies graded higher.

A collectors’ favorite Pele rookie due to the beautiful image and availability in a variety of grades. While it is the most common of the Pele rookies, it was produced in Brazil to celebrate the 1958 World Cup winning Brazil squad.

Fast forwarding ahead to another eye-appealing Pele here, the 1962 Heinerle. Produced in Germany, this full color card features a young Pele in formal dress standing in front of a gold “OLIMPIA” sign. There are only 8 copies graded higher than this PSA 4.

The cartoonist who would go on to lead one of the most recognizable brands in the world, Walt Disney. This 1936 tobacco card is in Near-Mint+ condition, and features Disney one year before the release of his breakthrough film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

In 1966, National Periodical Publications printed a set of trading cards to promote the DC Comics brand. This Batman card was the first in the set and is the character’s first licensed card appearance. There are only 33 copies graded higher than this PSA 8.

Aaron Rodgers will lead the Packers in Green Bay for a win-and-in matchup against the Detroit Lions for the NFC’s final playoff spot. This 2005 Topps rookie card of the future Hall of Famer is a must have for any Packers or Rodgers collector.

Starting opposite Rodgers will be the red-hot Detroit Lions and quarterback Jared Goff. Goff has been on a roll, with multiple passing touchdowns in five of his last 6 starts. This limited print gem mint condition on-card autograph from Panini Donruss Optic is one of his best cards.

1952 Topps is one of the most recognizable in the entire sports card hobby. The higher numbered cards, like this rookie of Hall of Famer Eddie Mathews (#407), were produced in lower quantities, which has greatly contributed to their popularity. There are only 66 copies graded higher than this 6 by PSA.

One of Kobe Bryant’s most sought-after insert cards. The Jambalaya inserts from Skybox have become a collectors’ favorite. They were found in an average of 1 in 720 packs, and the die-cut nature of the cards can make them difficult to grade.

An eye-appealing, mid-career issue of Yankees Hall of Famer and baseball card hobby icon Mickey Mantle. Collectable is home to a PSA 9 copy of this card.

The classic Topps rookie card of one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. Before Tom Brady, Joe Montana was arguably the greatest in football history. There is a PSA 10 copy of this card currently trading on Collectable’s secondary market.

We’ll showcase 4 different Messi rookies to celebrate his World Cup win. Leading off with his most iconic, the Mega Cracks 71BIS. Produced in Spain in the early 2000s, these can be hard to find in top conditions.

Following the 2004 La Liga season in which Barcelona won the league title, Panini released a full set of Barcelona player cards to celebrate the achievement. Messi received 3 new rookie cards in the set, the first being the #35, which features a beautiful blue and red background portrait shot.

The second of three Messi rookies in the Barcelona team set is this #62. There were two printings of this set, one for Spain, and one for Catalonia. This bottom text of this card reads “Accio”, which is different from the Spanish released version of the set, which features the text “Accion”. The Catalan printing is assumed to be much lower print.

The third and final Messi rookie from the Barcelona set is the #89, which features a facsimile autograph. According to PSA population report data, this is the easiest of the three to achieve a high grade with. This particular card is from the Catalan printing.

One of the most important set releases of the 1990s. Topps Finest introduced the hobby to a chromium base set and took the idea of parallel cards to a new level with Refractors. Without 1993 Topps Finest Baseball, we might not have the player rainbows like we do today.

Following a successful launch in baseball, Topps brought the Finest brand to the hardwood with the 1993-1994 Topps Finest Basketball set. A stacked checklist including rookies of Penny Hardaway and Chris Webber… and of course Michael Jordan.

The College Football Playoff will be getting underway this week, with Georgia taking on Ohio State and Michigan vs. TCU. If Ohio State is going to pull of an upset, they’ll need quarterback C.J. Stroud to have a monster game. He doesn’t have many card options since he’s still in college, but Stroud did appear in the Bowman University checklist.

One of the other standouts in the Bowman University checklist is Michigan running back Blake Corum. The junior had 18 rushing TDs this season and will be one of the focal points of the Wolverines offense in their championship push. This Gold Chrome autograph limited to 50 copies is one of his very best cards to be released thus far.

A classic title for the Nintendo (NES) console, the original Metroid spawned its own genre of video games and still conjures serious feelings of nostalgia for both casual and serious gamers alike. Released in 1987, this high-grade sealed copy is in a pristine state of preservation and among just a handful of the finest known copies.

The horizontal sister card of the famous vertical LeBron James Exquisite rookie patch autograph /99. While it doesn’t receive the same level of recognition as the vertical, this card also features an on-card autograph and jersey patch.

The iconic 1968 Topps Mets Rookie Stars card that includes one of the greatest pitchers in baseball history. Collectable is home to a PSA 8.5 of the Topps version of this card, as well as a PSA 9 Topps Milton Bradley version.

Among the most sought-after vintage basketball cards, this 1948 Bowman issue showcases Minneapolis Lakers legend and 2-time NBL champion George Mikan. There is a PSA 7 copy of this card currently trading on Collectable’s secondary market.

Stickers were intended to be pasted and have their backs removed, so the ones that stayed in their fully intact condition have become highly desired by collectors. This 1986 Fleer sticker of NBA great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is one of the most coveted in the checklist.

The holy grail of the 1986 Fleer sticker checklist is this Michael Jordan rookie, especially in high grades. In PSA 9 condition, there are 2,033 copies, which is 859 less PSA 9 copies than the Michael Jordan rookie card from the same set.

Hailing from a country with limited sports card products, this Cristiano Ronaldo rookie sticker is one of his only 2 “cards” produced in 2002. With Ronaldo’s status as a top player of this generation set it stone, this sticker has become a staple of the soccer collecting hobby.

While he’s been discussed as one of the greatest players of all time for nearly a decade, Lionel Messi’s legacy continues to grow seemingly every time he touches the ball. This 2004 Colecciones Este sticker is one of his earliest rookie releases.

You can’t talk about generational hockey stars without including Wayne Gretzky, and you can’t talk about hockey cards without including his 1979 O-Pee-Chee rookie. Simply the most iconic card of the sport’s greatest player.

Here’s one you don’t see every day. While it’s not a traditional card, it is the highest SGC graded example of the 1979 JD McCarthy postcard featuring “The Great One”.

Alexander Ovechkin continues to climb the NHL’s all-time goals leaderboard. He sits in 3^rd after crossing the 800 goals milestone, but still has a way to go to catch Gretzky at 894. This classic Young Guns rookie card is a collectors’ favorite.

Ovechkin’s rival and the other superstar of this generation has been Penguins captain Sidney Crosby. While he doesn’t have Ovechkin’s goal tally, some argue he’s been the better all-around player. This SP Authentic Future Watch autograph /999 is one of his most sought-after rookies.

Jalen Hurts has quarterbacked the Eagles to an NFL best 12-1 record this season, and has emerged as the favorite to win NFL MVP honors. While there’s no shortage of rookie card options for Hurts, this dragon scale Prizm parallel limited to 67 copies is a unique option that meshes with the Eagles uniform colors very well.

Another short print Jalen Hurts rookie card from the 2020 Select set ending tonight is this Gold Die-Cut Prizm limited to 10 copies. Gold parallel cards have stood out from the crowd of other colors and risen in popularity among collectors over the past few years.

The most iconic rookie card of the great Lionel Messi in a top grade. He’s been one of the stars of the 2022 World Cup on top of being one of the two greatest players of this generation.

While it came late in his career, the 1933 Goudey is one of Babe Ruth’s most recognizable cards. This PSA 1.5 presents very well and would be a great addition to any collection.

The Swedish magazine rookie hand-cut card of boxing legend Muhammad Ali. Collectable is currently hosting a BVG 8 on platform.

Listed by Beckett as the second most desirable Tom Brady rookie card, this SP Authentic issue is limited to 1250 copies. Collectable’s secondary market is home to one of 98 copies to receive a PSA 10 grade.

Bowman is a brand synonymous with the 40s and 50s era of card collecting. One of the most famous Bowman issues is this 1949 Satchell Paige rookie card. Despite spending most of his career in the Negro League, Paige is still regarded as one of the best pitchers in baseball history.

Another key rookie card from the 1949 Bowman baseball set is this Duke Snider. A Hall of Fame centerfielder of the Dodgers, Snider was an 8-time All Star and 2-time World Series champion.

One of the most popular Bowman designs among collectors is the 1952 set, which features beautiful profile images with facsimile signatures. This early career Willie Mays is one of the highlights of the checklist.

We can’t forget about Bowman’s football products. Difficult to find in high grade, this Tom Landry from the 1952 Large set is a gorgeous example of why so many collectors enjoy the vintage Bowman brand.

The brightest star of the 2022 World Cup so far has been the young French forward Kylian Mbappe. This 2016 Panini Foot sticker is his first officially licensed collectible, and one of the few to feature Mbappe with his original club, Monaco.

One of Mbappe’s most popular cards are those in the 2018 Panini World Cup Prizm set. It’s one of the first sets to feature Mbappe in his French kit, and the fact France won the tournament in 2018 adds to its prestige. This Blue Prizm limited to 199 copies is one of the most sought-after parallels.

If you’re in the market for an even lower numbered Mbappe Prizm parallel, this Orange Prizm is numbered to just 65. It will be interesting to see how this PSA 9 condition Orange compares in final price to the Blue PSA 10.

While his first collectibles came out in 2016, Mbappe’s first autograph didn’t appear until this 2021 Topps Chrome PSG set was released. The autographs in this set are signed on card, and this Black Refractor parallel is limited to just 20 copies.

Just days after being released by the Carolina Panthers, Baker Mayfield led a miraculous 98-yard drive as time expired to secure a Los Angeles Rams victory. Is this the start of his career comeback? This Green Crystals Prizm rookie is a low numbered option out of one of his most popular sets.

Looking for a low numbered on card autograph from one of his key sets? Here’s a Donruss Optic Blue limited to 75 copies in Gem Mint condition.

1/1 “Knight Patrol,” ink and watercolor by Topps artist Andy Friedman, 2 1/2” x 3 1/2” encased in UV protected magnetic one-touch sealed with branded sticker of authenticity. Signed, dated, and marked “1/1” by artist in pencil on verso. Packaged in a resealable team bag stamped with “Andy Friedman Original Art” sticker.

1/1 “Scary Jane,” ink and watercolor by Topps artist Andy Friedman, 2 1/2” x 3 1/2” encased in UV protected magnetic one-touch sealed with branded sticker of authenticity. Signed, dated, and marked “1/1” by artist in pencil on verso. Packaged in a resealable team bag stamped with “Andy Friedman Original Art” sticker.

1/1 “Repairs for Three-Pio,” ink and watercolor by Topps artist Andy Friedman, 2 1/2” x 3 1/2” encased in UV protected magnetic one-touch sealed with branded sticker of authenticity. Signed, dated, and marked “1/1” by artist in pencil on verso. Packaged in a resealable team bag stamped with “Andy Friedman Original Art” sticker.

1/1 “Derek Jeter/Spotlight 70II,” original art used to create card #27 in the 2022 Topps x Spotlight70II by Andy Friedman set, ink and watercolor, 2 1/2” x 3 1/2” encased in UV protected magnetic one-touch sealed with branded sticker of authenticity. Signed, dated, and marked “1/1” by artist in pencil on verso. Packaged in a resealable team bag stamped with “Andy Friedman Original Art” sticker.

1/1 “Orioles Leaders/Spotlight 70II,” original art used to create card #25 in the 2022 Topps x Spotlight70II by Andy Friedman set, ink and watercolor, 2 1/2” x 3 1/2” encased in UV protected magnetic one-touch sealed with branded sticker of authenticity. Signed, dated, and marked “1/1” by artist in pencil on verso. Packaged in a resealable team bag stamped with “Andy Friedman Original Art” sticker.

1/1 “Yogi Berra/Spotlight 70II,” original art used to create card #5 in the 2022 Topps x Spotlight70II by Andy Friedman set, ink and watercolor, 2 1/2” x 3 1/2” encased in UV protected magnetic one-touch sealed with branded sticker of authenticity. Signed, dated, and marked “1/1” by artist in pencil on verso. Packaged in a resealable team bag stamped with “Andy Friedman Original Art” sticker.

1/1 “Hideki Matsui/Spotlight 70II,” original art used to create card #14 in the 2022 Topps x Spotlight70II by Andy Friedman set, ink and watercolor, 2 1/2” x 3 1/2” encased in UV protected magnetic one-touch sealed with branded sticker of authenticity. Signed, dated, and marked “1/1” by artist in pencil on verso. Packaged in a resealable team bag stamped with “Andy Friedman Original Art” sticker.

1/1 “Jose Canseco/Spotlight 70II,” original art used to create card #2 in the 2022 Topps x Spotlight70II by Andy Friedman set, ink and watercolor, 2 1/2” x 3 1/2” encased in UV protected magnetic one-touch sealed with branded sticker of authenticity. Signed, dated, and marked “1/1” by artist in pencil on verso. Packaged in a resealable team bag stamped with “Andy Friedman Original Art” sticker.

1/1 “2022 Rookie Stars/Spotlight 70II,” original art used to create card #R-10 in the 2022 Topps x Spotlight70II by Andy Friedman set, ink and watercolor, 2 1/2” x 3 1/2” encased in UV protected magnetic one-touch sealed with branded sticker of authenticity. Signed, dated, and marked “1/1” by artist in pencil on verso. Packaged in a resealable team bag stamped with “Andy Friedman Original Art” sticker.

1/1 “Eazy-E,” ink and watercolor by Topps artist Andy Friedman, 2 1/1” x 3 1/2” encased in UV protected magnetic one-touch sealed with branded sticker of authenticity.  Signed, dated, and marked “1/1” by artist in pencil on verso.  Packaged in a resealable team bag stamped with “Andy Friedman Original Art” sticker.

These coming weeks, all eyes will be on World Cup defending champions France and their young superstar Kylian Mbappe. France opens their World Cup campaign on Tuesday against Australia, with Mbappe being one of the favorites to win the tournament’s Golden Boot. This 2018 World Cup Blue Prizm is one of his most sought-after early cards, due to rarity, ties to the 2018 World Cup, and the kit color match.

Is there a hotter player in the NBA than Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander? He’s been racking up 30-point games with ease and is posting the best shooting percentages of his young career. Could he be taking the leap to superstardom this season? This National Treasures rookie patch autograph /99 is one of his “go-to” high end options.

Iconic rookie card of the Red Sox Hall of Famer, and last player to ever hit .400 in a season. Will we ever see that feat accomplished again? A PSA 8 copy is currently trading on the Collectable secondary market.

One of Willie Mays’s earliest issues, and as a bonus it comes from arguably the most recognizable card set ever produced. Collectable is home to a PSA 8 graded copy.

Sandy Koufax was one of the greatest pitchers in MLB history, and this week features a chance to grab his iconic rookie card in Near Mint condition. There are PSA 8 and PSA 9 graded copies currently trading on Collectable.

Easily one of the most sought-after football cards of the modern era, this Contenders Rookie Ticket has become a cornerstone piece for Tom Brady. There are a pair of BGS 9’s on the Collectable platform.

This week’s auction is filled with beautiful T206 cards, and this Ty Cobb is no exception. Light staining on the back and creasing keeps this card from receiving a higher grade, but it remains a great collection piece of the Tigers Hall of Famer.

The National League record holder for wins in a career with 373, Christy Mathewson was one of the very best pitchers of the era. This PSA 5 condition T206 card boasts great coloring and centering.

Possibly the most dominant pitcher of all time, Walter Johnson holds the MLB record for career shutouts with 110. The back centering keeps this card from achieving a higher grade than PSA 5, and PWCC rated it within the top 30% of the grade.

The pitcher with the MLB award named after him, Cy Young is the only pitcher to ever surpass 500 wins in a career. This gorgeous green background Piedmont card would make a great addition to any vintage baseball collection.

This card celebrates Michael Jordan’s return to the NBA to play for the Washington Wizards in 2001. It features game worn patches from both his North Carolina Tar Heels and Chicago Bulls uniforms. Numbered to just 23 with an on-card signature, this is a unique piece for Michael Jordan collectors.

Released a couple years after his retirement from the Wizards, this card includes a white swatch from Jordan’s Bulls uniform to go along with an on-card autograph. While the card is only in PSA 6 condition, with a PSA 10 graded autograph there are only 2 higher in the population report.

After years of hype, the United States Men’s National Team will begin its World Cup quest on Monday against Wales. Christian Pulisic is expected to lead the way for the youngest team in the tournament. This 2016 Select rookie card is a favorite for USMNT fans, as it’s one of his few rookies in a USMNT kit.

While Pulisic’s current season with Chelsea is not going as planned, this Gold Power Prizm numbered to just 5 will remain in high demand for Pulisic collectors. This is the only one of 5 existing copies of this card to receive a PSA 10 Gem Mint grade.

A gem mint copy of LeBron James’s signature rookie card. Perhaps the most iconic basketball card of the modern era, this card combines an all-time great rookie card with an all-time great card set. A classic photo of rookie LeBron James shooting a fadeaway shot against a faded crowd backdrop. In PSA 10 condition, this card is part of a population of 2,207.

A step up from the un-numbered refractor rookie, the Xfractor is limited to 220 copies. PSA has graded 76 of the total 220, and only 7 have achieved a higher grade than this. In PSA 9 condition, this card has only publicly sold 3 times in the past year, making this a rare opportunity to obtain a major key LeBron James rookie.

It doesn’t get much better than an on-card rookie autograph of one of the greatest basketball players of all time. LeBron has not signed many cards following his rookie season, which have helped protect the rarity and prestige of cards like this. In PSA 10 condition, this card is part of a population of 57.

The iconic rookie card of one of the greatest NBA big men of all time. A PSA 9 copy is currently trading on the Collectable secondary market.

A beautiful 1950s Topps Mickey Mantle card featuring both a portrait and action shot on the same card. Collectable is home to a pair of (2) PSA 8 graded copies.BA record books in his young career. In his latest feat, he became the first player since Wilt Chamberlain to score at least 30 points in the first 7 games of the season. This blue Prizm limited to 199 copies is one of his most sought-after rookie cards, featuring the popular Prizm brand and a beautiful blue uniform color match.

One of the most recognizable early career Mantle issues. The 1953 Topps includes a gorgeous portrait shot of the Yankees legend over a ballpark background. There is a PSA 8 graded copy currently trading on Collectable.

Among the ultimate key baseball cards, this Hank Aaron rookie stands out from the crowd on both a historic and design level. There are only 27 copies graded higher than the PSA 8.5 on the Collectable platform.

One of the most iconic brands of the modern era combined with one of the most iconic players. Topps Chrome normally had large production runs, but with Topps losing the NBA license following the 2009 season, much less Chrome was printed than usual. In fact, only 61 copies of this Curry rookie exist in PSA 10 condition.

Thanks in large part to the play of Devin Booker, the Phoenix Suns are off to a strong start in this NBA season. Long seen as a “rising star” in the league, Booker is looking to make the leap to full on superstar. This National Treasures rookie patch autograph numbered to 99 is one of his very best cards.

Vintage hockey cards in high grade can be elusive, and this Hamby Shore is no exception. Shore was a 3-time Stanley Cup Champion with Ottawa, playing both forward and defensive positions. In PSA 7 condition, this card is part of a population of 7 with just 3 higher.

It’s impossible to talk about hockey cards without mentioning this iconic Wayne Gretzky rookie. The undisputed greatest player of all time, and perhaps the most dominant athlete in any sport in history. In PSA 6 condition, this card is part of a population of 1,469.

Leader of the 3-time Stanley Cup winning Detroit Red Wings teams of the late 90s and early 2000s, Steve Yzerman was one of the greatest to ever take the ice. Hockey card print runs were much lower than other sports in the 1980s, and this Steve Yzerman is limited to a PSA 10 population of just 122.

One of the NHL’s best active players, Nathan MacKinnon helped the Colorado Avalanche capture the Stanley Cup in 2022. MacKinnon led the Avs in goals in the 2022 playoffs with 13, and is currently leading the team in points as they look to defend their title this season. This UD The Cup Rookie Patch Autograph numbered to 99 is one of his “go-to” high end rookie cards.

After batting .400 and playing stellar defense at shortstop, Jeremy Pena was awarded World Series MVP. He’s just the third rookie in MLB history to win the award, and the first since Livan Hernandez in 1997. This Bowman Chrome Sapphire Edition prospect card limited to 15 copies is a unique high-end option.

Bowman Chrome prospect autographs have become the “go-to” card for modern MLB players. This is the base refractor parallel of the card numbered to 499. In PSA 10 condition, this card is part of a population of just 30.