The Vault

This 1887 N174 Old Judge Cigarettes Mike Cleary card is graded SGC A. It is 139 years old.Goodwin & Co.'s Old Judge prizefighter series (N174) is among the earliest boxing card issues; Cleary was a...

This 1880s H804-7 Merchant's Gargling Oil Struck Out card is graded SGC 3. It is 146 years old.Merchant's Gargling Oil, a Lockport, N.Y. liniment maker, issued these baseball comics in the 1880s with...

This 1909-11 T206 Ed Lennox card is graded SGC A. It is 117 years old.Lennox was Brooklyn's regular third baseman in 1909-10. The Tolstoi back is one of the scarcer T206 backs and carries a premium...

This 1890 American Eagle Rutherford B. Hayes card is graded SGC 1. It is 136 years old.American Eagle Tobacco's Presidents of the United States series (cataloged N309) is a scarce 1890 issue that...

This 1890 H600 Electric Lustre Starch John Adams card is graded SGC Authentic. It is 136 years old.H600 presidential trade cards were given away by Boston's Electric Lustre Starch Co. around 1890...

This 1890 H600 Electric Lustre Starch Thomas Jefferson card is graded SGC Authentic. It is 136 years old.H600 presidential trade cards were given away by Boston's Electric Lustre Starch Co. around...

This 1890 H600 Electric Lustre Starch Ulysses S. Grant card is graded SGC Authentic. It is 136 years old.H600 presidential trade cards were given away by Boston's Electric Lustre Starch Co. around...

This 2003 Leaf Limited Don Mattingly card is graded PSA 9. It is 23 years old.The Lumberjacks insert pairs a game-used bat sliver with a jersey swatch; this Silver parallel is serial-numbered 1/10 —...

This 1880 Merchants The Hero Of A Home Run card is graded SGC 4. It is 146 years old.Victorian-era baseball comic trade cards from the H804 family carried local advertisers' imprints — here A.V. Cox...

This 1880 Merchants Something Must Be Done card is graded SGC 4. It is 146 years old.These Victorian-era baseball comic trade cards from the H804 family were imprinted with local advertisers' names —...

This 1910 T206 Dode Criss card is graded SGC 4. It is 116 years old. SGC Population 6, just 9 higher! There are only 72 total examples of this subject + back combination graded by SGC & PSA combined.

James Collins of Boston Red Sox is shown on the 1951 Topps card, from the Connie Mack's All Stars subset. Its certification is 2908904, with an SGC grade of A.

Issued in 1951, this Topps card depicts James J Collins of Boston Beaneaters, from the Connie Mack's All-Time All-Star Team subset. The recorded SGC grade is A under certification 3215223.

On this 1888 N2 Allen & Ginter card, the subject is Red Bird, from the American Indian Chiefs subset. The SGC record lists grade 3 and certification 3110925.

Big Snake is depicted on this 1888 N2 Allen & Ginter card, from the American Indian Chiefs subset. SGC lists a grade of 3 under certification 2410686.

This card from the 1888 N2 Allen & Ginter issue presents Always Riding, from the American Indian Chiefs subset. The card carries certification 8578218 and an SGC grade of 3.

The subject identified on this 1921 Imperial Tobacco Co. #7 card is Oldsmobile, from the Motor Cars subset. Certification 7744655 is paired with the SGC grade of 7.

Dating to 1952, this Redman Tobacco #AL-6 card presents Larry Doby of Cleveland Indians, in the With Tab variation. Its recorded result is SGC 4 under certification 5292223.

Bob Rhoades of Cleveland is the subject of this 1910 T206 card, in the Hands At Chest variation, with a Sovereign 350 back. The card's SGC record shows grade 3, certification 4020445.

This 1951 Topps card depicts Tris Speaker of Cleveland, from the Connie Mack's All Stars subset. SGC reports grade Authentic for certification 8177821.