The company continued in the sports card business until at least the late 1990s.

The sports card industry could certainly use a hit.

Bowman was the only major sports card manufacturer in 1950.

The competition among card companies to produce quality sports cards has been fierce.

Many older sports cards (pre-1980) command a high price today; this is because they are hard to find, especially in quality condition.

His publications are well known in the hobby of sports card collecting.

"We jumped at the chance to make sports cards more accessible to the blind," he said.

According to the charges, he had failed to report income from sports card shows and memorabilia sales.

The magazine advertises the inclusion of sports cards within every issue.

The website also encourages you to buy sports cards.

The following is a list with brief descriptions of Topps sports card products for the 1960s.

Even though Fleer's results still look strong, the overall demand for sports cards is declining.

At least two other companies produce high-technology sports cards.

This also marked the first time any company used full-color photography on the back of sports cards.

Since companies typically must pay players for the right to use their images, the vast majority of sports cards feature professional athletes.

During college he ran a sports card gambling operation at ten colleges for Flemmi.

This facet of the program has attracted investors in addition to sports card collectors.

The magazine is one of the few publications that have been successful in the sports card and memorabilia hobby.

The 1970s saw Topps go largely uncontested in the sports card market.

The company now claims to be No. 2, behind Topps, in the sports card business.

But the cards that make me pine for my childhood aren't sports cards at all.

Sports cards were among the earliest forms of collectibles.

And she said the lottery was not saying that the complete set might be valuable in the way sports cards can be.

Both shows also feature coins and sports cards.

Back in 1994 it showcased everything from sports cards to antiques to toys and comic books.