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Game-used jerseys from international tournaments are harder to come by than standard professional league pieces, and this one traces back to the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics, where Russia was one of the marquee hockey programs. A solid option for collectors focused on international hockey memorabilia or Russian hockey history. Buy Now at Fanatics

A solid pick for collectors focused on early-2000s NBA memorabilia or anyone building a Texas Tech or Seattle SuperSonics player collection, as SP Game Used parallel cards from this era are harder to track down than base issues. Buy Now at Fanatics

Game-used jerseys are for collectors who want something with verified provenance rather than a standard replica, and Keaton Wallace's NBA tenure makes this a niche pick suited to Hawks fans or those building a game-worn collection on a tighter budget than a star player's jersey would allow. Buy Now at Fanatics

Collectors focused on Stephen Curry or milestone NBA sets will want to note this one — the 75th Anniversary Logo designation makes it a more specific pull than a standard Prizm base card, and those tend to hold more long-term interest among serious hobbyists. Buy Now at Fanatics

A solid pickup for collectors focused on rookie-era cards, as the Purple Ice prizm parallel is a numbered /399 print run, which keeps it scarce enough to hold collector interest without being unattainable. Buy Now at Fanatics

A solid pick for Haliburton collectors or anyone building a set around the 2022-23 Panini PhotoGenic line, which is known for its full-bleed photography-focused design rather than the standard bordered card layout. Buy Now at Fanatics

Crusade parallels from Panini Excalibur are among the more sought-after inserts from that era, and a blue parallel of a veteran like Vince Carter holds up well for collectors focused on his career run or early-to-mid 2010s NBA sets. Buy Now at Fanatics

Aimed at Eagles fans or collectors focused on the Brian Westbrook era, this jersey card pulls a piece of game-worn material into the card itself, which is the draw for anyone building a player-specific collection. Buy Now at Fanatics

Rookie autograph cards from early 2000s SP Authentic sets tend to hold collector interest given the on-card signing format the product used, and Wendell Bryant was a first-round pick (No. 12 overall) in the 2002 NBA Draft. A solid pickup for NBA draft history collectors or anyone building a set from that era. Buy Now at Fanatics

A solid option for collectors focused on early-era Robert Woods memorabilia, as 2013 Panini Spectra rookie autos carry both the on-card signature and the visual appeal of the Spectra refractor-style design that makes them stand out in a player collection. Buy Now at Fanatics

A solid option for collectors focused on Jovic's development, as Donruss Optic Choice is a higher-tier parallel with limited print runs that typically holds more collector interest than base rookies. Buy Now at Fanatics

Bowman Chrome refractors from 2001 are among the more sought-after inserts from that era, and the gold parallel sits above the standard refractor in the print run hierarchy, making it a reasonable pickup for collectors focused on early-2000s NFL prospect cards. Buy Now at Fanatics

A solid pickup for collectors focused on late-90s SPx inserts, since Radiance parallels from that era are short-printed and don't surface often in clean condition. Buy Now at Fanatics

Autographed patch cards from early-2000s NFL sets tend to appeal to collectors focused on game-worn memorabilia, and this one pairs Gardner's signature with an embedded patch in a single card. Gardner was a first-round pick out of Clemson who played for the Redskins, so it fits neatly into either a team or era-specific collection. Buy Now at Fanatics

Autograph cards from this era tend to hold steady for collectors, and Matt Moore's 2013 Topps Tribute is a solid option if you're building a Rays or pitcher-focused collection. Tribute is one of Topps' higher-end lines, so the card stock and design hold up well compared to base set autos. Buy Now at Fanatics

A solid option for collectors focused on pre-breakout rookie-era cards, as Hamilton's 2008 AL MVP season makes his 2007 Bowman Heritage cards a recognizable piece of baseball history. Buy Now at Fanatics

A solid pick for Grizzlies fans or collectors focused on Bane, who has established himself as one of Memphis's core pieces and tends to hold collector interest. Buy Now at Fanatics

Bat relics from short-lived MLB careers tend to hold niche collector appeal, and Drew Henson's story — a high-profile Yankees prospect who left baseball for the NFL — makes this card a conversation piece for collectors focused on early 2000s memorabilia or Yankees history. Buy Now at Fanatics

A nameplate relic card pulls a piece of the actual on-field jersey nameplate, which makes it a more distinctive swatch than a standard patch for collectors focused on game-used memorabilia. The 15-count print run keeps it fairly scarce, so it's worth a look if you collect Dennis Santana or just want a low-numbered relic from the 2019 Immaculate Collection set. Buy Now at Fanatics