Episodes

I was interviewed last month for this excellent podcast and this was a slice I wanted to be sure my listeners heard.

Short excerpt from my recent appearance on Beckett Live with Eric Norton discussing then and now type issues.

Mike Sommer of Wax Pack Hero shares his accumulated knowledge of helpful shipping tips relative to sports cards.

Jeremy shares with us his hobby origin and journey up to this point.

Geoff provides plenty of free information, but has structured his program in such a way that investors can choose to pay for certain products and services he and his team have developed.

Round two for Drew and me with back-and-forth questions about the hobby.

National sports collectibles dealer Tom Reid had great stuff and was a great guy. He is missed.

A chance to predict who will win and potentially why, although many basketball stars seem to already be fully priced.

Comparing and contrasting these two recent football card releases from Panini.  Listen to find which one I prefer, as they are ironically the same price on the secondary market at this time.

Thanks Panini for putting out and sending over for review two excellent baseball card products, each with its own merits.

Shawn Barker and Mike Fruitman are co-hosts of the popular podcast, The Card Shop with Mike and the Big Dog.

Grant is COMC's Director of Business Development. He shares his hobby origin story.

Rich and I compare and contrast 1968 Topps football and 1969 Topps football cards.

Sy Berger, who helped build Topps into the hobby power that it became, is missed by all who knew him.

Recapping the past twenty episodes in rapid fire form in case you missed one.

A further prioritization and reflection on yesterday's Mortality episode, which you should listen to before this follow-up episode.

There is more to the story than just whether a particular card has low population report status.

Hockey cards in your will?

The popular Facebook Group and website is de-mystified by Drew Herndon (Lemme Get That Podagraph).

Rich and I discuss the relative merits of these iconic sets.

Dan and I discuss the relative merits of the mainstream sets put out by Fleer, Philadelphia, and Topps during the competition between the AFL and NFL.

What is a Grail or Holy Grail card?  What does that mean?

How important is Positive Cash Flow to your collecting experience?

Out-Takes from the interview with Scott Greenberg, co-founder of StarStock.