09.21
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By Chris Olds | Beckett Basketball Editor
Not long ago, the idea of a video trading card arrived with a lot of noise.
Since then, particularly since their arrival, there’s only been one noise — cha-ching! – as the Panini HRX cards have commanded some serious cash at times on the secondary market.
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09.20

By Susan Lulgjuraj | Contributing Editor
Poker as a sport? Maybe.
But poker in trading card form gets no argument.
Leaf is coming out with its latest poker release next month, updating last year’s set with new inserts that should delight poker fans.
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09.20

By Andrew Tolentino | Hockey Editor
In preparation for the forthcoming issue of Beckett Hockey, we’re brewing our own list of reasons that justify all the obsessin’ over Alex Ovechkin. But we wanted to turn the microphone over to his loyal hobby fans as well.
Is it his visor? His Rookie Card from 2005-06 The Cup? His I’m-not-afraid-to-lose-a-tooth-or-two grill? Leave us a comment explaining why he’s your player, and who knows — your words might appear in the Top 10 reader reasons section featured in the November issue.

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09.20
Posted on September 20, 2011 – 2:10 pm | Author: chrisolds
Baseball | Babe Ruth, Charles Conlon, featured, Honus Wagner, Joe Jackson, John Rogers, photos, Rogers Photo Archive, Sport magazine, The Sporting News, Ty Cobb, vintage memorabilia | Comments (3)

Details on how you can own this framed Conlon Collection print of "Shoeless" Joe Jackson can be found in the upcoming Vintage Issue of Beckett Sports Card Monthly, which arrives next month.
By Chris Olds | Beckett Baseball Editor
The old saying is that a picture’s worth 1,000 words, but John Rogers knows that they can be a bit more valuable than that.
So he’s made them his business.
The Arkansas entrepreneur is a noted collector — he paid $1.62 million for a Honus Wagner T206 card in 2008 — but the next step for him was to own the original pieces that have made a few baseball cards in the past but really are items that have helped shape something much more impressive, something more indelible.
History.
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09.20

By Chris Olds | Beckett Baseball Editor
New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera now sits atop the all-time saves list with 602 — and counting — and that means one thing.
It means that Steiner Sports is sitting pretty with plenty of Rivera commemorative items already up for grabs for baseball fans with game-used memorabilia from the history-making game on the way soon as well. Steiner has the rights to handle all licensed products for Rivera’s record, including caps and t-shirts, as well as its autographed and game-used products related to the record.
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