Humidity, light, handling… Here’s everything you need to know to keep your sports cards in the best possible condition and protect the value of your collection.

NBA training camps open in a few weeks. The 2026–27 season is approaching, and with it comes one of the moments most eagerly anticipated by collectors: the release of the first rookie cards from the 2026 Draft class. The NBA rookie card market is unique. It operates in waves: a first surge immediately following the announcement

The Champions League resumes this week. After a summer dominated by the World Cup and a hectic transfer window, European clubs are finally getting down to business. And for collectors, it’s precisely this moment—just before the results start rolling in—that represents the best time to buy. The trading card market

Some card sets come out at just the right time. The Topps Chrome UEFA Club Competitions 2025/26, released last May, is one of them. For the first time since the reform of the European competition format, this collection features the first cards of many post-World Cup players, showing them at their new clubs and in their new roles.

There was Tony Parker. Now there is Victor Wembanyama. At 22, the San Antonio Spurs prodigy was officially named captain of the French national basketball team this August, succeeding Rudy Gobert at the helm of a team in the midst of a rebuild. Wembanyama thus becomes the youngest captain in the history of Les Bleus

There are some items that transcend sports. The jersey worn by Michael Jordan in Game 3 of the 1998 NBA Finals is about to go on sale, and its owner estimates its value at $100 million. You read that right. One hundred million dollars for a basketball jersey. That figure

This is the favorite time of year for savvy collectors. The leagues are back in action, the transfer window is in full swing, and on resale platforms, card prices haven’t yet had time to adjust to the new realities of the sports world. It’s a short but valuable window. In Ligue 1, where the 2026–2027 season officially kicked off on August 23,

The first finalist in the 2026 World Cup has been decided. Spain, which has remained undefeated since the start of the tournament with seven wins in seven matches, will take the field at MetLife Stadium in New York this Sunday to try to claim its second World Cup title, sixteen years after its 2010 victory in South Africa.