ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (WHAT THE TECH?) — If you have old baseball cards or sports cards laying around, they could be worth some serious money if you dust them off. The CollX app can help you catalog, ...

Card collectors often dispute how much their cards are worth. New Jersey-based CollX provides a free iOS and Android app to card enthusiasts that allows them to scan their trading cards and get value ...

A sports card app that was inspired by a 10-year-old boy after he and his 7-year-old brother discovered their dad’s collection in the basement of their home, is growing in value for collectors around ...

CollX, a collectables valuation app for items such as sports trading cards, announced the feature CollX AI last week, which is available on CollX Pro, the platform’s paid premium tier. Cofounder and ...

CollX recently raised $10 million in a Series A financing round, co-led by Austin-based Brand Foundry Ventures. However, the headline-grabber of this investment round is Kansas City Royals superstar ...

South Jersey startup CollX has acquired a Denver-based software company. The CollX app seen here allows collectors to scan their sports trading cards to determine ...

The collectables valuation app maker has seen quick growth in just a year, amassing 600,000 users, per CEO Ted Mann: "I think it just speaks to the universality of the problem we're solving." CollX is ...

CollX, a company offering an online trading card marketplace, has raised $10 million in Series A funding. The round was co-led by Austin-based Brand Foundry Ventures and Philadelphia-based 114 ...

If you’re like me, you had a baseball card collection as a kid. Or your kids are now into collecting, selling, and trading. Sure, you can find the value of these cards in various ways, but a trending ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - If you collected sports cards as a kid, you probably dreamed they’d be worth plenty of money by now. Organizing those cards and trying to figure out what they’re worth can take ...

Millions of young boys and girls once spent their hard-earned money on a pack of cardboard and bubblegum. Inside each of those packs were dreams. Dreaming of someday being on one of those baseball ...