Whether you’re looking for gifts for loved ones or just loading up your own collection, ’tis the season for great deals in the baseball card and collectibles world. To help sort things out, we’ve compiled some of the more interesting deals out there right now.
Be sure to bookmark this page and check back over the long holiday weekend straight through to Cyber Monday, as we’ll be updating the list as more deals are posted.
Save 40% On A BA Subscription
We’re calling it “our biggest sale ever,” and for good reason: Because it is.
From now until 11:59 p.m. ET on Cyber Monday (Dec. 1), you can save 40% on any one-year digital subscription to Baseball America or combo subscription (website and a year of the print magazine) by using code BA40 at checkout.
We have never offered such a big discount before, and the extra insight you’ll have on fantasy baseball and card collecting alone (never mind just being the smartest baseball fan in the room) could help you cover for the cost of the subscription in no time.
Collectibles From Topps & Fanatics
As of now, the major card retailers (Topps, Panini and Leaf) have yet to announce any specific deals for Black Friday weekend.
But Topps did drop one early holiday gift for collectors last week, finally announcing that certain products on their site will now earn Fancash, which can be used on their sister sites such as Fanatics, their Fanatics Collect auction site and Fanatics Live breaking site.
And don’t forget that there are some major baseball card releases scheduled to drop in the coming weeks, including Topps Allen & Ginter on Dec. 3, Topps Chrome Update (featuring the hunt for Debut Patches) on Dec. 10 and both Topps Cosmic Chrome and Panini Prospect Edition on Dec. 17 (dates subject to change).
Speaking of Fanatics, they will be having sales all weekend, starting with 30% off on Wednesday, and then up to 60% off through Cyber Monday. Various discount codes will be displayed at the top of the site, and keep your eye out for free shipping options, as well. Keep in mind, however, that discounts often don’t apply to some of their baseball card offerings.
Here are three Fanatics pro tips:
- First and foremost, if you don’t already have the Fanatics app, get it. Not only do you earn $5 in Fancash just for downloading it, but you earn up to 5% in Fancash for all in-app purchases (as opposed to 1-2% on the site). And if you pay with the Fanatics credit card in the app, you earn 9% Fancash. The app also has “challenges” for certain shopping milestones that can earn you even more Fancash. One prominent example (which you will need to sign up for in the app) is offering $20 in bonus Fancash for any single $200+ in-app purchase made before Jan. 1, 2026.
- Even if you don’t have the Fancash credit card, you should still check your credit cards to see if they offer Fanatics-specific cash back opportunities. Most cards offer either 5% or 10% cash back once activated.
- You can often find discounted Fanatics gift cards on the sites of major retailers. In recent years, Best Buy and BJ’s have offered such discounts. And because delivery on digital gift cards is almost instantaneous, you can use these gift cards on already-discounted Fanatics merch and get free shipping in most cases.
Minor League Sales & Auctions
The official Minor League Baseball online store is offering 30% off most items through Dec. 1 with promo code CYBERWEEK. You can also check the online shops for specific MiLB teams for even more discounts.
The Minor League Baseball auction site is currently holding their 2025 ‘Year in Review’ auction, which features a ton of cool specialty jerseys and other stuff from all across the minors.
Deals On Baseball Caps, Gear, Collectibles, Conventions & More
The MLB Auction site has a bunch of cool collectibles available, including a Derek Jeter holiday auction and a Red Sox Foundation scholarship auction. And speaking of good causes, the New York Yankees Foundation is once again holding its virtual holiday food drive, during which you can get two free Yankees tickets for 2026 with every $40 donated to the cause. Every entry is also automatically entered to win autographed memorabilia from 2025 Hall of Famer CC Sabathia.
The Hall of Fame started early this year, offering 30% off everything in their online store, which includes baseball cards, autographed collectibles, jerseys, caps and more. Plus, Hall members get an extra 10% off (so 40% total), plus free shipping.
New Era is offering 30% off on their site on Black Friday and sales up to 60%. And you can get free shipping on orders over $100.
Another shop I really like for caps is Mickey’s Place up in Cooperstown, N.Y. I discovered it on a trip to the Hall of Fame some years back, and their selection of caps is amazing. All the stuff from the majors and minors that the big shops are usually sold out of, they’ll have in stock. And they’re offering 10% off online through Dec. 8.
Gamestop has gotten into the hobby in a big way in recent years, and their most intriguing holiday offering actually comes on Dec. 6, when they host their first-ever “Trade Anything Day.” For this event, you can literally bring in just about anything to receive $5 in store trade-in credit (some restrictions apply, so read the info on their site for details).
How about bats, gloves and other gear? Our friends at Louisville Slugger, Wilson and EvoShield have started launching their Black Friday specials, as well, with deals from 30% to 60% off.
Or maybe you’re looking for a fun collectibles event to attend next year? Tickets are already on sale for Fanatics Fest in New York City from July 16-19, 2026 (there are various discount codes floating around the web), and tickets go on sale on Cyber Monday (Dec. 1) for the National Convention in Chicago from July 29 to Aug. 2, 2026.
Baseball Card Retailers
Our friends at Blowout Cards have already dropped a ton of huge deals leading up to Black Friday weekend, and they tell us that even more are coming as the week goes on, so stay tuned for that. Plus, a handful of random customers who place orders with Blowout will get bonus Baseball America goodies included with their order.
Steel City Collectibles has also started posting its Black Friday deals, as has Dave & Adam’s.
Make sure to check back at those sites all weekend for even more deals, and remember that most of these retailers offer free shipping with a $199 purchase.
And be sure to show your local card shop some love all weekend long, especially on Small Business Saturday. You can find a ton of great locations on the interactive map on Topps’ website. And if you haven’t already, remember that the MVP Buyback period has opened, so bring in your eligible Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge cards to participating shops for $20 and more of store credit.
National retail chains such as Amazon and Walmart often offer deals on various baseball cards and collectibles, so keep an eye out there, too. Another pro tip: There are always great Black Friday weekend sales on sleeves, top-loaders and other supplies on Amazon, so it’s a good time to stock up.
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Again, we’ll continue to update this story as more retailers add discounts and special promotions. And make sure to also check in on sites like eBay for discount codes and more for all of your holiday shopping needs.
Happy Thanksgiving and happy shopping!
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