Industry news, as it happens.

The headline points to a Yahoo Finance Australia page for Hasbro, Inc. covering its stock price, news, quote, and history.

The headline reports that industry leaders shared observations about what is working in the sports collectibles market.

July card grading reportedly reached another record, with Beckett and CGC continuing to surge.

Trading card games are reported as driving strong growth for Asmodee and Hasbro.

The headline reports that a Taiwan Pokémon card shop has disappeared in connection with a 13B fraud. It does not specify the currency, affected parties, or whether collectors, suppliers, or investors were directly exposed.

SNKRDUNK published a price guide and chase card analysis for the Japanese Storm Emeralda Raikou ex SAR in the Pokémon TCG category.

The headline reports a price guide and chase card analysis for the Mega Rayquaza ex SAR from the Japanese Pokémon TCG set Storm Emeralda.

Beckett published its Sports Cards Hot/Cold List for the week of August 3, 2026. The headline indicates a weekly ranking or assessment of sports cards gaining or losing market attention.

Sports Illustrated reports that Ohtani's Dual Logoman card sold for $11 million and topped a list of major sports card sales. The headline says the sale reset the record book for the category.

A major Pokémon Center update could improve the pre-order experience for 30th anniversary Pokémon products.

The headline reports that baseball cards are worth more than ever and that kids are making substantial money from them.

Yahoo Sports reports on “Sports Cards Nonsense” at The National on Saturday, August 1, 2026. The headline does not specify what happened beyond tying the item to sports cards and The National.

Beckett reports that five extremely valuable One Piece cards were on the floor at The National.

SNKRDUNK reports a ranking of the top 10 most expensive Shanks cards in the ONE PIECE TCG. The headline frames these cards as high-end collectibles within that character segment.

The headline reports that the Palworld card game is officially facing a problem described as similar to one affecting Pokémon. It does not specify what the problem is.

The headline reports that Palworld TCG cards are selling for up to $4,000 one day after launch, with resellers dominating the early market as Pocketpair’s tabletop game draws comparisons to Pokemon.

SNKRDUNK reports a launch-day price guide for Pokémon TCG’s “Storm Emeralda,” focusing on the top 20 hits and release-day market trends.

The headline reports that Pokemon card grader PSA has been hit with a class action lawsuit alleging manipulation of the TCG market.

The headline reports that Pete Crow-Armstrong rookie cards have seen a quiet surge in market interest tied to his status with the Cubs.

The headline reports that eBay recorded a $1.36 billion sports card half and frames the result as record-setting. It says the focus is what those numbers actually mean for collectors.