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Come meet 1973 Rookie Of The Year Gary 'Sarge' Matthews.  He will be appearing at the July 2022 Wildwood, NJ show.

Come meet Hockey Legend Dave 'The Hammer' Schultz.  He will be appearing at the July 2019 Wildwood, NJ show.  Visit the Wildwood Sports Card, Toy, Comic & Collectibles Show. ADMISSION IS FREE!!!  The Wildwood Show has become THE WORLD'S LARGEST FREE ADMISSION SHOW OF ITS KIND! You are not going to want to miss this! For all the details, click here!

Come meet Wrestling Legend Greg 'The Hammer' Valentine.  He will be appearing at the August 2018 Wildwood, NJ show.

A very good friend of ours has passed away. WWE Hall of Famer Nikolai Volkoff died at the age of 70 on July 29, 2018. Nikolai wrestled from 1968 to as recently as 2017. He was a fun guy to be around. I had the pleasure to be with him many times over the years at wrestling conventions.Every time he saw me, he asked "Where's your wife?" He always had a health food recipe to give her. He kept himself in great shape and , as mentioned, ate very healthy. He will truly be missed.

Come meet former baseball star Bobby Shantz. Bobby was the 1952 AL MVP! He will be appearing at the 2018 Wildwood, NJ show on Saturday, June 30.

Come meet former football star Bill Bergey & Wrestling Legend King Kong Bundy.  Theye will be appearing at the 2017 Wildwood, NJ shows.

Come meet former baseball superstar Denny McLain. Denny had arguably the best year of any pitcher in modern day history. 1968, Denny was 31-6, won the League's MVP, won the Cy Young award and was a World Series champion. He then followed that up in 1969 by winning the Cy Young award again! He will all be appearing at the July, 2016 Wildwood, NJ show.

Come meet former football superstar Harold Carmichael of the Philadelphia Eagles. He will all be appearing at the August, 2016 Wildwood, NJ show.

Come meet former Baseball Superstar Denny McLain, Wrestlers Oscar & Mo from Men On A Mission & Legendary Ring Announcer & WWE Hall OF Famer Howard Finkel. They will all be appearing at the July 3-4-5, 2015 Wildwood, NJ show.

Sad news out of Chicago.  Ernie Banks, Mr. Cub, has passed away at age 83.

Famous for his enthusiasm for the game ("Let's play two"), Mr. Banks hit 512 career homers and holds many Chicago Cubs records, including games played and extra base hits.  The first ballot Hall of Famer was awarded the Medal of Freedom last year.

If you would like to add to your rememberance of Mr. Banks, check out our products featuring Mr. Banks.  He will be missed.  Rest in peace.