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Notes: WWE Files Against Panini; PSA 8 ’52 Mantle; Brad Bradley Dies; Two 6-Figure Photo Sales; Mathurin Debut Jersey; SI’s Collecting Hire

View Original Article by Rich Mueller


WWE’s Latest Quest to Part Ways with Panini

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) is making headlines as it seeks to end its long-term partnership with trading card company, Panini. WWE is reportedly dissatisfied with the financial terms of their current deal and is actively exploring other options. This move comes as a surprise, considering the success of their collaborative trading card sets in recent years. With WWE’s massive popularity and devoted fanbase, it will be interesting to see how this potential separation unfolds.

A Million-Dollar Card Sale on the Horizon

The world of collectible sports cards continues to amaze with yet another million-dollar sale on the horizon. A rare, highly coveted card is currently up for auction with bids already reaching astronomical figures. This card’s potential price tag is another testament to the growing value and demand for these unique pieces of sports memorabilia. It’s a reminder that in the world of collecting, anything is possible.

Fond Farewell to Sports Card Photographer Brad Bradley

Sad news strikes the trading card community as Brad Bradley, a renowned sports card photographer, passes away at the remarkable age of 101. Bradley’s visually stunning work captured the essence and excitement of athletes in action, making his contributions invaluable to the industry. In honor of his legacy, a signed photo of a young Michael Jordan, snapped by Bradley, recently fetched an impressive price at auction. It’s a poignant reminder of the lasting impact that talented individuals can have on the world of collectibles.

And in Other News…

  • The trading card industry remains a hotbed of activity, with collectors eagerly searching for the next big find, rare gem, or limited edition release.
  • In the world of non-sports cards, there’s a surge of interest in vintage entertainment cards, especially those featuring iconic TV shows and celebrities.
  • The Pokémon craze continues to captivate enthusiasts of all ages, with new card sets, limited editions, and exclusive releases stirring up excitement in the gaming and trading card community.
  • As the trading card hobby grows, so does the market for card grading services, providing collectors with an objective evaluation of their cards’ condition and authenticity.

Closing: So, whether you’re a fan of WWE, a dedicated sports card collector, or simply someone who appreciates the art and nostalgia of trading cards, these recent developments remind us that this hobby is as thriving and ever-evolving as ever. There’s always something exciting happening in the world of trading cards, just waiting to be discovered. Happy hunting!

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