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Larry Holder

New Orleans

Senior Writer at The Athletic

@TheAthletic senior writer — sports collectibles and memorabilia. Previously covered NFL/Saints for 19 seasons. [email protected]

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  • Fanatics Fest 2025: The coolest things we saw (and didn’t see)

    4 days ago | nytimes.com | Brooks Peck |Michael Salfino |Larry Holder |Hannah Vanbiber

    Fanatics Fest might be the best value for money in sports today. Anyone who hasn’t attended either of the three-day events held at New York’s Javits Center might find that shocking, but its case has only strengthened from year one to year two of its existence.

  • How friendship and $27 turned into a $274,500 Caitlin Clark rookie card

    1 week ago | nytimes.com | Larry Holder

    Friendship and a “pity” buy for less than the price of a full tank of gas turned into the second most expensive women’s sports trading card in the history of the hobby. A Caitlin Clark one-of-a-kind rookie card sold for $274,500 on Saturday night through Goldin Auctions, three months after Phoenix resident Valerie Coleman landed the card for only $27 during a WNBA card box break from streamers “Mrs. Flip” on Whatnot.

  • The memorabilia, competitions, and events that will fill your timeline

    1 week ago | nytimes.com | Larry Holder

    Whether you plan to attend in person or not, sports fans should prepare to hear a lot about Fanatics Fest NYC this week as it will host a massive variety of experiences, panels and podcasts involving some of the sporting world's more notable names, combined with a sports card show with more than 300 booths. At one corner, Tom Brady could be walking around looking to buy more cards for his collection.

  • Jac Caglianone hit Paul Skenes level card value, but what's next for him and Roman Anthony?

    2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Larry Holder

    For now, Jac Caglianone has officially reached Paul Skenes territory within the baseball card hobby. And Roman Anthony could be next. The most recognizable card for Cagilanone - his 2024 1st Bowman autographed card - in gem mint 10 from Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) has reached the $1,000 individual sale mark for the first time with the Kansas City Royals calling up their 2024 first-round pick last week.

  • Saquon Barkley unseats Patrick Mahomes as leader of NFLPA’s top 50 player sales list

    2 weeks ago | myheraldreview.com | Larry Holder

    Saquon Barkley may have been one of the best free-agent “buys” in Philadelphia Eagles history after the running back helped propel the franchise to their second Super Bowl title during the 2024 season. He also turned out to be the biggest “buy” among NFL fans as well. The All-Pro running back ranked No. 1 in the NFLPA’s year-end top player retail sales list, the players’ union announced Wednesday, taking the top spot from previous leader Patrick Mahomes.

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Larry Holder
Larry Holder @LarryHolder
16 Jun 25

Fanatics Fest 2025 explained: The memorabilia, competitions and events that will fill your timeline https://t.co/0IDgCdPRfK

Larry Holder
Larry Holder @LarryHolder
11 Jun 25

Jac Caglianone hit Paul Skenes level card value, but what’s next for him and Roman Anthony? https://t.co/R3iujYnxYv

Larry Holder
Larry Holder @LarryHolder
11 Jun 25

RT @TheAthleticNFL: Saquon Barkley unseats Patrick Mahomes as leader of NFLPA's top 50 player sales list https://t.co/pEt22ZQm9u