The largest collection of nonsports trading cards consists of 32,809 items, according to Guinness World Records

I just read this in a New York Times article on sports cards. I know of at least 5-10 nonsports collectors who have more.

What do you think the True Record is?

Find out why this is the perfect time for all us to use Mantel. We talk how Mantel was founded, Why we should all be using it and what the Future looks like, w/ CEO Evan Parker. Our latest episode of “Sports Card Madness” https://youtu.be/ClDCDgjxM14?si=649BBH4_OePu0A1t

Each month, I compile a list of the top-selling Wrestling cards on eBay.
Like most months, the 1982 Wrestling All-Stars and Hulk Hogan Dominated the list.
There were also some great on card autos like a 1972 Panini Dan Gable and 1994 Action Packed Randy Savage

What do you think about July's sales? Share your thoughts below, and stay tuned for more insights on other top sales videos




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIUsi3QdBmA

With the recent Heritage Auction Finishing, I wanted to go over a quick recap of the top sales that I found Interesting

1931 Wills Disney PSA 9 - $37k
One of 4 copies in this grade. The card isn't scarce but is an equivalent of the 33 Goudey Ruth. Tons of people want it. Top 10 Nonsports Sale of all time (I think)

1934 Goudey Hal Trosky PSA 10 - $51k
Old Cert and has a print defect, but only 22 PSA 10s exist from the 34 Goudey set. Most likely went to a registry collector? Either way cool to see what a 10 sold for

1962 Lou Brock PSA 8 10 Auto - $38k
The nicest example of a Lou Brock Auto on a rookie card. Great auto and the 8 had great eye appeal for a 1962 card.

1903 E107 Honus Wagner - $312k
I still like this card more than the T206. Yes I understand the T206 is more popular, but it's easier to find.

Check out the full recap of the top 25 selling cards and honorable mentions on YouTube: https://youtu.be/RrbRfZPvC9c

Each month, I compile a list of the top-selling non-sports cards on eBay.

In July, six of the top 25 sales came from the iconic 1940 Superman Gum Inc. set—a surprising development given that many upper mid-grade cards are now commanding prices of $2,000 or more.

Although I don't personally collect this set, it's impressive to see such strong demand, especially since only a few sets in the hobby can fetch this kind of premium for solid "commons."

What do you think about July's sales? Share your thoughts below, and stay tuned for more insights on other top sales videos


https://youtu.be/1O1fPivJuT4