Videos

Rich and I reminisce about the 1990's, especially the Nationals from that decade, starting stronger than it finished.

Victor Roman has blogged and YouTubed extensively on RC definitions, which we delve into in this episode

Teacher Kevin O'Keefe and I discuss strategies to get more kids into our hobby sooner.

Reading the newspaper got me thinking about parallels between what's being discussed in the world and our hobby as well as how to think about price guides.

The Beckett Industry Summit went virtual this year and this is a small part of Ray's interview with me.

This year has seen explosive growth - the companies in this hobby have had difficulty hiring great employees fast enough - reminiscent of the good old days.

An attempt to improve the legibility and recognizabilty of athlete's signatures.

Back in early 1985, Beckett Baseball Card Monthly instituted arrows into the price guide to signify price changes from the previous month.

What if you were the czar of the National starting next year?

A SPAC is an innovative approach to taking a private company public and could be a future factor in the sports collectibles world.

Rich and I discuss this iconic and popular Topps baseball card set.

Heritage Auctions has been best known for gold and coins, but are a force in the sports collectibles business.

I am obviously NOT anti-analytic, but can an anti-analytic succeed in this dynamic industry.

Breaking this fun box and reflecting on rules of thumb for pack and box odds.

Pete has had an interesting hobby background, which we enjoyably discuss.

What can we sports card collectors learn from the career of recently departed music and guitar legend Eddie Van Halen.

Grading cards is extremely difficult as Derek can say authoritatively.

Joe Morgan, perhaps the greatest second baseman in baseball history.

Recap of the past four weeks - synopses.

Crafty Yankee HOF lefty Whitey Ford has passed at the age of 91. What if's about his career.

Attorney Barrie Sullivan was an early contributor to the enjoyment and organization of our hobby in the 1970's and 1980's.

My experiment tested three ways to collect this new Stature hockey product from Upper Deck.

Huggins & Scott is famous for their larger lots, which are a throwback to when collections were bought that way.

Bob Gibson's passing was a sad day for serious baseball fans.