Topps has sold out of its Pope Leo trading cards. Demand for the cards set a non-sports record and some are selling in the secondary market for almost $200 already. One rare version of the card ...

Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, became an instant hit among trading card collectors. His Topps Now card released Thursday has set an all-time record for any non-sports card within that ...

The Chicago-born pope is still less than a week into his papacy, but he also made history in another unexpected space: the trading card market. The Topps NOW card commemorating Pope Leo XIV's ...

Pope Leo XIV can add another major milestone to his resume: A trading card set that outperforms LeBron James and Victor Wembanyama. According to Topps, the first American pope's run of trading cards ...

Pope-related trading cards have been around for years, including Chocolat Guerin-Boutron producing a Pope Leo XIII card in 1909. In 2015, with Pope Francis visiting, the Philadelphia Phillies ...

The new Supreme Pontiff has also made some history that has nothing to do with religion as a result of his appointment, appearing on Topps trading cards in the wake of his election, with the ...

(AP Photo/Lynne Sladky) Ewers announced that he’s entered an exclusive autograph trading card agreement with Panini America, and according to NBC Sports’ Mike Florio, the deal is worth $3 million.

In a major development for collectors and fans alike, Topps has officially announced an exclusive trading card and memorabilia deal with seven-time F1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton. The ...

We’re buying Shedeur Sanders cards, right? I know… I’ve been pretty consistent here with my lower-priced non-sports cards, but come on, people! The only threat to Sheduer Sanders not having ...

Former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders, now with the Cleveland Browns, got his first NFL trading card from Panini America at the NFLPA Rookie Premiere, continuing a legacy started ...

Stocks? Absolutely. Property and real estate? Of course. But trading cards? Too sentimental. Too niche. Too “hobbyist.” That outdated perception is shifting fast. As tariffs begin driving up ...

but it’s what he left behind that’s sending shockwaves through the trading card world. During the event, Hamilton personally signed a select number of rare cards that will soon be randomly ...