August 14, 2026

How Kids Are Making Thousands on Baseball Cards

Written by Michael Osacky, Lead Appraiser at PSA

The Chicago Tribune explores how a new generation of young collectors is buying, selling, and trading baseball cards — and making money along the way.

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Michael Osacky

Founder of Baseball in the Attic and Lead Appraiser at PSA, Michael Osacky has more than 30 years of experience in the hobby, providing independent, USPAP-compliant, and ISA-accredited appraisals for sports cards and memorabilia across all major sports.

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