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A Michael Jordan baseball card just sold for $625,250. Social Security can ignore the gain while the IRS uses a 28% collectibles rate
Quick ReadInvestment gains from selling collectibles count as $0 toward Social Security's retirement earnings test, so a six-figure auction sale won't reduce monthly benefits.The IRS taxes long-term ...
Holme & Hadfield is bringing its premium collectibles display expertise to sports cards and trading cards with The Trade Deck ...
The second highest sale for either a LeBron James or Kobe Bryant sports trading card occurred Thursday night when a single ...
Dmitri Young appeared on many baseball cards himself, but it was a 1963 Topps Pete Rose card that kick-started his collection. Image courtesy of eBay Dmitri Young first got hooked on baseball cards as ...
Michael Jordan reigns triumphant with his baseball and basketball cards leading HA.com weekend, with Ohtani and Jackie Robinson also represented.
KENTWOOD, Mich. (WOOD) — What a Michigan woman thought might be a “pile of junk” was actually one of baseball’s most sought-after card collections worth about $100,000, a local sports shop discovered.
If baseball card collectors could go back in time with $300, what could they buy? The answer gets increasingly unbelievable the further back you go.
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