147 - Origin: Geoff Wilson (Sports Card Investor)
Geoff and I discuss his hobby journey.
Geoff and I discuss his hobby journey.
Kobe continues to have a huge impact on the hobby and the LCS.
Yes, I had a heart attack in 1996. Almost didn't make it, but I did, praise the Lord!
This episode describes some of the contributions my awesome wife made to the structure of this podcast
Chris heads up Heritage's very successful sports division.
Tracy and I have worked together on more than one occasion.
Focus on the ultra-successful Burbank Sportscards.
Mike Fruitman and I have a pleasant conversation about the hobby.
Which way do you turn when you enter the National?
Rich and I reminisce about the fun of past Nationals.
Dave and I worked together for a long time and his contributions to the company were significant.
Rich and I discuss and contrast these two different shows in the Dallas area.
Rich and I open a couple of boxes courtesy of Dane Coenen of Dynasty Breaks.
Rich and I discuss the merits of Hoops' first basketball product
Do you remember a night long ago like it was yesterday? Lew Alcindor vs. Elvin Hayes!
Brief recap of each of the past twenty episodes.
Candid discusssion about when soccer cards might finally break out big.
Frank and Vivian Barning published Baseball Hobby News for a long time - it was a great read with outstanding columnists.
Switch-hitting power hitter Eddie Murray is Brad's favorite player to collect.
Pros and cons for personally autographing cards after the fact.
Helpful info for less experienced or returning collectors.
Recapping the National Sports Collectors Convention in Chicago for 2019.