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Breaking a bat over your knee isn’t exactly part of the job description. For Bo Jackson, it was just another display of the freakish athleticism that made him one of a kind. “Bo Breaker” was certainly an appropriate name for this card. ⚾

The beginning of one of baseball’s great power-hitting careers. Hank Greenberg’s 1934 Goudey rookie introduced collectors to the future two-time MVP and Hall of Famer who would become one of the most feared sluggers of his era. ⚾

Trevor Lawrence entered the NFL as one of the hobby’s biggest rookie chases. After leading Jacksonville back to the playoffs last season and opening 2026 with four touchdown passes in a dominant win, the Jaguars quarterback is giving collectors plenty of reason to take notice again. 🐆🏈

Allen Iverson was Electrifying in every sense of the word. Style, speed and attitude made AI one of basketball’s most captivating stars and a perfect fit for one of the ’90s boldest inserts. ⚡🏀

This rookie card comes from the year Brock Lesnar took the WWE by storm. Just months after his debut, Lesnar became the youngest WWE Champion in history and cemented his legacy as one wrestling's biggest superstars.

Few franchises have left a mark on pop culture quite like Star Wars, and few cards represent that legacy better than this one. Leading off the original 1977 Topps set, Luke Skywalker #1 remains one of the most coveted cards in non-sports collecting. ⭐

Winning in New York has a way of getting people’s attention. After throwing three touchdowns in the Giants’ season-opening win over Dallas, Jaxson Dart is giving Big Blue hope and quickly becoming one of the hobby’s most intriguing young quarterbacks. 🏈🗽

The 1968 Topps set was loaded with Hall of Fame talent, from established stars like Mickey Mantle and Bob Gibson to emerging stars in Nolan Ryan and Johnny Bench. Finding them together in grades like these makes this group even more impressive. ⚾

Dirk Nowitzki helped usher in a new era of NBA basketball, proving a European star could become the face of a franchise while redefining what was possible for a seven-footer. His 1998 Topps Chrome Refractor captures the rookie season of one of the game’s true pioneers.

A new season, but still the same goal. Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow begin another chase for football's biggest prize. 🏈🏆