While the 1952 Topps card is more popular—and often cited as the most valuable baseball or even sports card ever—the 1951 Bowman #253 holds unique value as Mantle’s actual rookie.

Ohtani is the first major league baseball player to hit 50 home runs and steal 50 bases in a single season. Shortly after he joined the 50-50 club in September, another Ohtani rookie card sold for ...

Topps says the Skenes card is the sixth the most expensive baseball card ever sold. Here's a look at the highest prices paid for MLB player trading cards: $12.6 million - Mickey Mantle, 1952 Topps ...

A rookie card for Los Angeles Angels star Mike Trout sold for nearly $4 million in 2020. Pittsburgh Pirates’ Paul Skenes smiles after the second inning of a baseball game against the New York ...

This makes it more complicated when determining the best rookie card for a baseball player. The end of May marks a cut off date for rookies to get their cards in 2025 product.

Long have collectors placed the utmost value on a player’s Bowman First card, which, while not quite a rookie card, is still a must-have for diehards. This week marks the release of 2024 Bowman ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Twins rookie reliever Kody Funderburk wasn’t surprised to discover his mom negotiating online over the value of his baseball cards. But her latest bargaining session managed to ...

2025 MLB Rookie of the Year Front-runners and Their Must-own Baseball Cards Joel Reuter Apr 14, 2025 The start of a new MLB season means a fresh crop of rookies set to take the baseball card ...

There is speculation it could join the Mount Rushmore of most-valuable baseball cards, along with a 1909-11 Honus Wagner card, a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle rookie card (in 2022, the Mantle card sold ...

A rookie card for Los Angeles Angels star Mike Trout sold for nearly $4 million in 2020. Pittsburgh Pirates’ Paul Skenes smiles after the second inning of a baseball game against the New York ...

Topps says the Skenes card is the sixth the most expensive baseball card ever sold. Here's a look at the highest prices paid for MLB player trading cards: $12.6 million - Mickey Mantle, 1952 Topps ...