COMC Canada's Barry and I go back and forth with some hobby questions on a wide range of topics.
Rich and I discuss the 1960 and 1961 Fleer sets that featured baseball hall of famers and other old-timers. I remember buying them in packs back in the day.
Jordan interviewed me for an article in SLAM magazine. These are the out-takes for that discussion.
Carl sold his company, Niche Media, a year and a half ago, and we share stories about that as well as all the other start-ups, events, and consultations he has experienced in various niche media over the past several decades.
A brief recap of the past four weeks of episodes - you can send your comments or questions to doctorjamesbeckett@gmail.com and they may "influence" a future episode.
By the end of January many have given up on their New Year's resolutions - here are some hobby resolutions you should maintain throughout the year.
The amazing run-up in Game Stop stock lately has generated major news - what can we learn in terms of sports card insights? Can bubbles be long-term permanent?
Sports writer Pete Williams is not the only knowledgable fan who holds Dale Murphy as their favorite player (and wants him in the Baseball Hall of Fame ASAP).
Terry and I discuss his favorite player's cards, career, and excellent HOF chances.
Jeremy Lee, host of Sports Card Live, and I discuss several interesting topics as mentioned in the title.
Not everything you wanted to know about COMC's card identification process - but I certainly learned some things. Charles' eclectic collecting background certainly suits his role at COMC.
Rich and I reminisce about our old friends, whom we regularly saw at the popular Philadelphia shows over many decades.
Send your email address to doctorjamesbeckett@gmail.com explaining how you have promoted the hobby and this podcast for consideration to be included in these annual private "dinners" with limited attendance - this year via private zoom - the vintage dinn...
Hank Aaron has passed away from a massive stroke at the age of 86 - he was the premier power hitter of his generation and still holds the all-time record for career RBI's and by all accounts a humble, gracious …
The influence of a national daily newspaper with a ground-breaking approach to sports reporting was fundamental to the growth of the industry in my opinion - Pete was on the sports writing side and had a unique perspective.
Jeremy Lee, my co-host last Saturday on Hobby Hotline, and I got into an in-depth substantive discussion of the two Gretzky 10 RC's, which went for world record prices at Heritage's recent big auction.
Ben collects pre-rookie post cards and enjoys the quest for knowledge about these tougher cards and the photographers who produced them.
Barry and I talk about his key role in the development and operation of COMC Canada including their virtual show presence.
Jeremy Lee, popular host of Sports Cards Live, interviewed me on the biggest stories of the past year - recommend you subscribe to Jeremy's YouTube channel.
Would you invest in Bitcoin but NOT in Sports Cards? They are similar in some ways but very different in other ways. Compared and contrasted!
Lee and I continue our discussion on some baseball cards that are very hard to find, perhaps because they are hard to distinguish.
Brody and I sit down for a wide-ranging discussion of his "career" in the hobby - great to talk about the future of kids in this hobby with a real kid!
Pete's book, Card Sharks, back in 1995 was a must read - we catch up with him 25 years later and find out what interesting things Pete has been up to.
Lee and I discuss the difficulty of finding some of the toughest baseball cards from the junk wax era.