Dr. Beckett as he dives into a fascinating array of sports cards from legendary heavyweight champion John L. Sullivan to iconic football figures like Fran Tarkington and Tua Tagovailoa, each card has a unique backstory. Discover rare collectibles, including vintage pieces like Fred 'Cyclone' Taylor's early 20th-century hockey card and…
Dr. Beckett showcases a selection of sports cards from players whose names start with 'S.' The discussion opens with Casey Stengel, renowned manager of the Yankees, and spans to modern players like C.J. Stroud. Highlights include Bowman cards of Stengel, a signed Kordell Stewart, a tribute to Payne Stewart, and…
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-6hve6-17c140e Dr. Beckett answers 11 listener-submitted questions, covering a range of topics including the popularity of Rocky Colavito, Star Company's design, Mr. Mint’s impact on the hobby, and the therapeutic value of collecting sports cards. Dr. Beckett offers thoughts on fitness, mortality, and the importance of getting cards graded.…
Dr. Beckett evaluates various sports cards from Jerry Stackhouse to Jan Stenerud, discussing which cards may remain on his card wall and which might be replaced. Cards of notable athletes like Matthew Stafford, Dawn Staley, John Stallworth, Allen Stanley, Willie Stargell, Bart Starr, Rusty Staub, Roger Staubach, and others are…
Dr. Beckett showcases a diverse collection of rare and interesting sports cards spanning baseball, football, basketball, and more. Dr. Beckett dives deep into the stories behind each card. Discover rare items like a high school card of Mike Sommer and a nostalgic Sammy Sosa Tulsa set, alongside unique pieces like…
Dr. Beckett discusses cards spanning from hockey legend Daryl Sittler to iconic reliever Lee Smith. Highlighting notable cards of Enos Slaughter, Bruce Smith, Jerry Sloan, and more, Dr. Beckett provides personal anecdotes, the significance of each card, and comments on the athletes' places in sports history. 00:03 Daryl Sittler and…
Dr. Beckett discusses a panel featuring various sports cards, including those of Buck Showalter, Don Shula, Jack Sikma, Al Simmons, Phil Simms, OJ Simpson, Billy Sims, Mike Singletary, and George Sisler. The cards span multiple sports and include some celebrities and minor sports personalities. 00:21 Local Legends and Personal Connections…
Dr. Beckett discusses a variety of notable cards from his card wall. The cards feature prominent figures such as coach Marty Schottenheimer, driver Michael Schumacher, baseball player Tom Seaver, and many others. He shares personal anecdotes and insights about their significance in the sports world and the sports card hobby.…
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-26766-17fc070 Dr. Beckett reflects on his enduring love for his wife Diane while drawing parallels with his passion for the sports card hobby. He also explores concepts such as 'completion compulsion' and the 'five love languages,' applying them both to personal relationships and the hobby. 01:43 Aspects of Love…
Dr. Beckett shares a personal tour of his card wall, highlighting legendary sports figures. He discusses the significance of each card, including rare issues, autographed cards, and personal favorites from iconic athletes like Gene Sarazen, Terry Sawchuk, Gale Sayers, Mike Schmidt, and more. 00:24 Hockey and Football Greats 01:16 Baseball…
Dr. Beckett offers a detailed look at another panel of sports cards displayed in his card cave, alphabetically arranged from Arvydas Sabonis to Ron Santo, highlighting notable cards such as Bruno Sammartino, Pete Sampras, Barry Sanders, and Deion Sanders. Beckett discusses the unique characteristics, historical significance, and personal anecdotes related…
Dr. Beckett discusses a variety of sports cards from his personal collection. From Tony Romo's elusive playstyle to Nolan Ryan's rookie card, Dr. Beckett dives into the history and significance of each card. Learn about the grading nuances, personal anecdotes, and the value of these treasured items. Don't forget to…
Dr. Beckett starts with Johnny Robinson of the Dallas Texans/Kansas City Chiefs through Victor Roman Sr., a friend and hobby celebrity. Highlights include a rare 1957 ticket, cards of Aaron Rodgers and Dennis Rodman, a diffractor of Ivan Rodriguez, and several unique Ben Roethlisberger cards. 00:04 Johnny Robinson and the…
Dr. Beckett continues his journey through his card wall, exploring the panel from Phil Rizzuto to Jackie Robinson, discussing unique features and histories of various cards, including Phil Rizzuto, Brian Roberts, Robin Roberts, Jason Robertson, Oscar Robertson, Brooks Robinson, David Robinson, Frank Robinson, Glenn Robinson, and Jackie Robinson. 00:10 Phil…
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-xj54b-17f1a5d Dr. Beckett and Rich Klein delve into the intricacies of sales tax in the sports card industry. From the challenges faced by card show organizers to the implications for dealers and consumers, they discuss the legal and practical aspects of sales tax collection as well as exploring the…
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-w88qs-17f0108 Dr. Beckett and Rich Klein discuss the concept and benefits of trade nights: personal experiences, strategies for store owners, and the differences between trade nights and traditional card shows. The conversation highlights various aspects of organizing trade nights, including the increased foot traffic, sales opportunities, and the unique…
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-7v76z-17e1925 Dr. Beckett shares his thoughts on a variety of Panini hobby boxes he recently received: Prism Monopoly WNBA, Panini Prism NASCAR, and Panini Hoops. Dr. Beckett discusses the branding cooperation between Monopoly and Panini, the configuration and value of cards, as well as the popularity of different sports…
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-6bts6-17e1916 Dr. Beckett discusses various 2024 sports card boxes from Upper Deck, including Goodwin Champions, Black Diamond, and the first edition Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL), sharing his thoughts on the products, their design, and the evolving sports card market, including the challenges of assigning value and the importance…
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-nkhe3-17e1907 Dr. Beckett discusses his voting process for the (Third Annual Class) 2025 Football Card Hall of Fame, highlighting changes to the induction process and sharing his insights on various candidates. He evaluates notable football cards, identifies his top picks and alternates, and reminisces about the historical significance of…
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-kixug-17e18f4 Dr. Beckett, long-time Mavericks season ticket holder, reacts to the shocking trade of Luka Dončić to the Los Angeles Lakers. Sharing insights into sports cards and the implications for both the Mavericks and Lakers, he discusses the roles of key players like Anthony Davis and Kyrie Irving, the…
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-fkeau-17c13fd Dr. Beckett tackles 11 listener questions within a 15-minute timeframe. Topics include the popularity of Jason Williams, the importance of transfer portals in college sports, intellectual property concerns with Beckett Magazine, critiques of the Vintage magazine, the market for used card supplies, Action Packed cards, GameStop's card security,…
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-saed9-17c0e57 Dr. Beckett discusses the distinctions between hobby and business in the world of sports cards. He explores how one's approach defines their engagement, whether it's purely for fun or for profit. Dr. Beckett shares personal anecdotes about his journey from a passionate collector to a business-minded dealer, highlighting…
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-j95f7-17c0e4b Dr. Beckett continues his engaging and freeform conversation with Mike Fruitman, of Mike's Stadium Sports Cards. They discuss various topics related to the sports card hobby, including favorite cards, experiences at card shows, and the joys and challenges of collecting. They also touch on their appreciation for good…
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-56wdh-17c0e40 Dr. Beckett discusses the legacy of his name and company, almost exactly 20 years after selling. He provides insights on the need for innovation in the trading card hobby, the balance between accuracy and content creation, and the significant shift from long-form journalism to quick digital media. Dr.…