A discussion of cultural literacy and other forms of understanding that could help a sports card investor gain an edge with emerging prospects.
Mike Payne, Editorial Director of Beckett Media, discusses the life, cards, and memorabilia of recently-passed baseball legend, Al Kaline, Mr. Tiger.
Ben Wilson, co-host of the popular podcast, About The Cards, shares his hobby origin story.
Drew Herndon trades questions back and forth - unrehearsed and unedited.
After you bring home a sports card collection - what then? Ever wondered how long it takes to break it down and organize it.
We make a case for sports card collecting being the best hobby in the world!
Drew Herndon, popular host of the outstanding hobby podcast, Lemme Get That Podagraph, comes on to relate his hobby origin story.
Wax Pack Hero, Mike Sommer, popular blogger and podcaster discusses his hobby origin story with us.
We discuss the patent pending technology and concept behind card fracking.
Recently deceased Harlem Globetrotters' star dribbler and ball-handler, Curly Neal, is discussed in context of his wizardry, cards, and societal impact.
We discuss recently departed baseball star, Jimmy Wynn, the "Toy Cannon". Rich's first favorite player, who was very popular with Topps.
We look back to 1984 and 1985 (in the back issues of Beckett Baseball Card Monthly) to see the historical treatment of Mark McGwire's 1985 Topps card.
Just like a personal mission statement can be unique to you - so can your personal collecting mission statement. First, take stock of your assets, financial and otherwise.
A look at Jerry West, the NBA Hall of Fame player, exceptional executive, and "logo".
Podcast episodes 159-178 are briefly summarized and recapped.
We discuss the birth of BCCG, Beckett's bulk grading option.
Ryan Cracknell wrote an excellent article on Beckett.com, "11 Things Sports Card Collectors Can Do While They're Stuck at Home", is discussed plus a few more suggestions added in.
Rich Klein calls 1984 Donruss his baseball card set of the decade. We discuss the iconic Don Mattingly RC as well as other noteworthy aspects of this enduring set.
The Sunk Cost fallacy is applied to your sports card portfolio. Sometimes it is the prudent thing to sell cards at a loss.
How into sports cards are you? Have you ever wondered if your wholesome passion borders on addiction?
The far-fetched scenario of President Trump being a member of our hobby and those implausible implications are discussed.
A discussion of coronavirus effects based on the latest situation - how collectors might respond.
Doug Kale and I tackle a range of topics and questions, many stemming from previous podcasts.
Brad Askew and I discuss his favorite player and card collecting focus, Eddie Murray, the powerful, switch-hitting Hall of Famer.