Greg Morris’ new venture; a ‘search engine’ form; New book on counterfeits, more

    ByVirginia D. Bannon

    Jan 21, 2022

    Greg Morris Cards, one of eBay’s biggest sports card sellers, has launched a new website offering more valuable sports memorabilia and athlete experiences.

    Athletes and artists will offer items from their personal collections on consignment and also opportunities to meet in person for golf or other activities.

    Collectt.com currently has over 1,400 articles and experiences listed.

    Morris plans to continue and expand its eBay Card Consignment Business when operating the new website.


    A new website has been launched, consolidating trading card offerings from various online vendors in one place.

    hobby swap currently compiles listings from eBay, ALT, COMC, My Slabs and PWCC. Users can search for specific cards offered on all of these platforms.

    Co-founder Zach Robins said he plans to add more auction companies in the near future.


    Collector Ryan Nolan has written a book aimed at identifying which cards usually turn out to be inauthentic and what to look for.

    Spotting Fakes focuses on 50 of the most commonly faked cards from various sports and eras. It’s available here through Amazon.com.


    Joel Embiid’s latest monster game put him in the discussion for NBA MVP. He scored 50 points in just 27 minutes in Wednesday night’s win over the Orlando Magic and added 12 rebounds and three blocks for good measure. Now one of his coolest game-worn jerseys earlier this season is up for grabs.

    NBA Auctions offers the Embiid’s City Edition jersey worn in the 76ers’ 103-98 win over the Chicago Bulls on November 3. It was the first game the 76ers wore the new jerseys which have stripes that may evoke memories of the Spectrum in Philadelphia.

    The navy blue jersey, a size 54 with an extra 6 inches in length, is registered in the NBA Authentication Program and MeiGray Game-Worn Jersey.

    Bidding is due to continue until February 3.


    A Premier Hockey Federation team hopes to raise money for Alzheimer’s disease awareness by selling special worn and autographed jerseys.

    The Connecticut Whale wore the purple jerseys in a pair of wins over the Metropolitan Riveters last weekend. All proceeds from ongoing auctions will be donated to the Connecticut Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association.

    MeiGray Auctions features 24 jerseys – most game-worn but some game-issued – with auctions running through February 10.

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