Veteran property tax consultant Buck Easley discusses the parallels between his profession and the valuation of sports cards.
Rich and I discuss our experiences with the black-bordered 1971 Topps baseball card set.
Compulsive gambling is a problem - exposed when the winning stops - as it alway does when you are relying on luck and not on skill and self-control.
Just finished the ten-part ESPN docu-series on the Last Dance and am reflecting on the future hobby impact.
Back and forth questions with Stephan's wife, Angela Loeffler, getting her female perspective.
Todd shares his long-time love for all things AFL.
The National has been tentatively re-scheduled to December 12-16, 2020, still in Atlantic City. That will likely mean some changes - some for the better.
Huggins & Scott's latest auction features more than 1200 lots - highlighted here in this podcast are the early leaders in most bids.
George Lyons (1937-2001) seemed to be at the epicenter of the hobby back beginning in the late 1970's, armed with his WATS line. Many of that eras big trades and deals went through or were brokered by him.
Rich and I discuss two light-hitting, but media-savvy, former baseball catchers, a funny guy and a comedian.
Joe Davis of GotBaseballCards.com, and co-host of the new podcast, The Collector and The Dealer, shares his theories of the causes of the latest dramatic price movements.
Listening in on the pre-show discussion with Stephan and Angela Loeffler.
Stephan and his wife Angela sit down for a behind the scenes look at their popular podcast.
Todd shares his precocious hobby journey through vintage baseball cards to AFL cards and AFL history.
The thesis of this baseball book is that great players are made, not necessarily born - they sometimes take a non-conformist path.
Goals "should" be Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time-Bound. As a hobbyist that's not necessarily so.
How to show appreciation to your mother in the context of loving sports cards - you, not necessarily her.
Rich and I go back and forth with questions in turn.
What will the shows of the future look like - what safeguards and protections might be put in place?
Respected Georgia card shop owner Joe Davis discusses what the post-COVID environment might look like for his shop.
Jefferson Burdick (1900-1963), was one of truest and noblest pioneers of our great hobby, our initial cataloger. His selfless contributions to our later growth cannot be overstated.
How to think about the confidence sports card collectors should have in grading services in terms of variability and consistency.
Listener Mark Zentkovich laments the challenge of filling out sets of off-condition vintage, where half-off is not a bargain for "good" condition cards.
A look back at Topps two iconic sets, 1984 and 1985, featuring the now-defunct USFL.