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.
Dave and I discuss the legacy of recently departed Gale Sayers as well as other Chicago Bears legends.
This particular Hobby Hotline show was an hour and an half long - lots of good discussion and questions from live listeners - recommend listening to the whole show (as I do, although I enjoy being a co-host only once a month) every Saturday morning on Yo...
Tommy LaSorda has passed away from a fatal heart attack at the age of 93, the oldest living Baseball Hall of Famer. Tommy was colorful and a huge personality, a true ambassador for the game of baseball.
Excellent questions and comments from Jeremy Lee of Sports Cards Live, where I appeared recently - very enjoyable show every week - highly recommended.
Geoff (Sports Card Investor podcast) and I discussed a range of hobby topics at his Holiday Virtual Show last month.
Syracuse has had three amazing HOF runners carry their number 44: Jim Brown, Ernie Davis, and Floyd Little. John Newman shares his interactions with Floyd, the man.
Val Marz, Jeremy, and John Newman, mainstays of the Hobby Hotline call-in show, join this wide-ranging (and live) discussion about the hobby's future (which no one know incidentally!).
This iconic set was under-appreciated until it wasn't.
Great Baseball Hall of Fame knuckle-balling pitcher Phil Niekro has passed away from cancer at 81 - his cards and memorabilia have always been very reasonable compared to his excellence.
A brief recap of the past twenty episodes in case you missed any of them. Episode ideas or suggestions can be sent to doctorjamesbeckett@gmail.com for consideration - happy new year!
Jeremy Lee of Sports Cards Live interviewed me on his YouTube channel about the biggest stories of 2020. We were largely in agreement.
We hear Rob's exciting predictions for the sports card hobby in 2021 - no secret that he is very bullish.
Mike and I discuss what we think will happen next year in our industry (which is trending!).
Mime and I talk about the past year - a year like no other in our sports card hobby.
Rich and I discuss the just-named 25 Pro Football Hall of Fame semi-finalists and their Hall chances as well as any potential impact on their particular football cards.
Hobby sports memorabilia auction pioneer and co-founder of Leland's, Josh Evans has passed away - he is greatly missed and mourned.
Rich and I discuss the impact on the sports card hobby of MLB deciding to now include and integrate 1920-48 Negro Leaguers and their certified playing stats into their records.
A quick review of the notable sports deaths this past year, undoubtedly the deadliest ever.