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Caitlin Clark's Green Kaboom 1/1 sells for $341,600

Caitlin Clark's Green Kaboom 1/1 sells for $341,600

Clark's rookie set a record for any Kaboom sold at public auction

How a college softball player caught Shohei Ohtani's 300th pro homer

How a college softball player caught Shohei Ohtani's 300th pro homer

Emily Sauvageau snagged her first MLB HR, which just happened to be an Ohtani milestone

Shedeur Sanders' hot start doesn't translate into card market

Shedeur Sanders' hot start doesn't translate into card market

Despite Sanders' strong preseason debut, collectors are cool on Browns rookie QB

Golden State Valkyries auction off jerseys from first season at MeiGray

Golden State Valkyries auction off jerseys from first season at MeiGray

Kaitlyn Chen's WNBA debut jersey leads way with $5k sell

Oscar Charleston rookie sets record for Negro League card

Oscar Charleston rookie sets record for Negro League card

The card sold for $251,964 at Love of the Game Auction

Caitlin Clark Immaculate Logowoman rookie card sells for $317k

Caitlin Clark Immaculate Logowoman rookie card sells for $317k

The card is Clark's third public sale of $300,000 or more

Rovell: Why I started collecting checks with 8/8/88

Rovell: Why I started collecting checks with 8/8/88

Bart Giamatti's check for tickets to the first night game at Wrigley Field carries a great backstory

Mariners selling Ichiro-signed tickets from number retirement ceremony

Mariners selling Ichiro-signed tickets from number retirement ceremony

Commemorative ticket retails for $275.25 and is limited to just 1,000 offerings

Stored in a nuclear bunker, 1961 cereal box with Mickey Mantle card sells for $21,600

Stored in a nuclear bunker, 1961 cereal box with Mickey Mantle card sells for $21,600

California woman paid just $75 for the lot of cereal boxes

MJ, Brady, Babe, Messi and Gretzky: How five GOATS signed one piece of paper

MJ, Brady, Babe, Messi and Gretzky: How five GOATS signed one piece of paper

Autograph collector Patrick Ryan recently completed a yearlong quest to have five legends sign one item

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