You have a card that looks perfect. Sharp corners, clean surface, acceptable centering. The next question is unavoidable: where do you send it?
You have a card that looks perfect. Sharp corners, clean surface, acceptable centering. The next question is unavoidable: where do you send it?
The 1951-52 Parkhurst set is ground zero for the modern hockey card
The 1951-52 Parkhurst set is ground zero for the modern hockey card
The hockey card market is going through a real renaissance. Between the nostalgia of veteran collectors and a new generation drawn in by Connor Bedard, Macklin Celebrini and Lane Hutson,...
The hockey card market is going through a real renaissance. Between the nostalgia of veteran collectors and a new generation drawn in by Connor Bedard, Macklin Celebrini and Lane Hutson,...
Few subsets in the entire trading card hobby command the kind of cross-generational respect that Upper Deck's Young Guns enjoy in hockey. No autograph. No serial number. No swatch of...
Few subsets in the entire trading card hobby command the kind of cross-generational respect that Upper Deck's Young Guns enjoy in hockey. No autograph. No serial number. No swatch of...
Welcome to the October edition of the State of the Graded Market. While September set the stage, October brought fresh momentum, surprise movers and new patterns worth your radar.
Welcome to the October edition of the State of the Graded Market. While September set the stage, October brought fresh momentum, surprise movers and new patterns worth your radar.
We analyzed graded card sales using our Market Movers export, restricting to items with a last sale date between Sept 1–30, 2025. Unless noted, amounts are USD.
We analyzed graded card sales using our Market Movers export, restricting to items with a last sale date between Sept 1–30, 2025. Unless noted, amounts are USD.
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