Another panel of eight BGS graded cards from my alphabetical Card Wall of Fame of all sports, including some who have been or will be relegated, based on my latest returns from BGS - the wall is a work in progress.
Another panel of eight BGS graded cards from my alphabetical Card Wall of Fame of all sports, including some who have been or will be relegated, based on my latest returns from BGS - the wall is a work in progress.
Another panel of eight BGS graded cards from my alphabetical Card Wall of Fame of all sports, including some who have been or will be relegated, based on my latest returns from BGS - the wall is a work in progress.
Another panel of eight BGS graded cards from my alphabetical Card Wall of Fame of all sports, including some who have been or will be relegated, based on my latest returns from BGS - the wall is a work in progress.
Another panel of eight BGS graded cards from my alphabetical Card Wall of Fame of all sports, including some who have been or will be relegated, based on my latest returns from BGS - the wall is a work in progress.
Another panel of eight BGS graded cards from my alphabetical Card Wall of Fame of all sports, including some who have been or will be relegated, based on my latest returns from BGS - the wall is a work in progress.
Another eight places to be filled in my panels for placements on my wall. Cards can be easily added or taken off depending on many factors, some of which I discuss. Thanks!
Another panel of eight great cards on my Wall of Fame (for now) as I am expecting another shipment back from BGS which will add, delete, and/or change.
Another panel of eight BGS graded cards from my alphabetical Card Wall of Fame of all sports, including some who have been or will be relegated, based on my latest returns from BGS - the wall is a work in progress.
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-gy4q3-14f50c8 We take a look at three different one-pack-per-box products from Upper Deck hockey and question exactly what is a hit these days. Thanks Upper Deck!
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-e2a5k-14e0bd6 The ninth edition of this question series - topics are food, YouTube, 10X/1.1X/1.25X?, Keltay, and vintage non-sports - very eclectic and hopefully a bit for each listener. Thanks!
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-43tbi-14ead6f Enigmatic Bob Knight has passed at the age of 83. You could not be neutral about him - he had his detractors - but his basketball success was undeniable - what can we learn here?
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-ip3wr-14ead65 First World Series Championship ever for the Rangers - so how might this effect their card values going forward - is this a dynasty? - and what about those Diamondbacks!
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-r3pd3-14e0bc6 Why has the National not historically released attendance figures especially now as the event (and the sports card hobby) is really on a roll? Could there be a time in the future that Pre-Rookie Cards surpass major league RC's?
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-za56p-14e0bb8 I co-hosted Hobby Hotline two weeks ago with Danny Black and Logan Ward and we discussed a variety of topics with our listeners and commenters. Check out the whole episode in case you missed it live.
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-aa847-14d8de0 Society is rapidly moving away from cash in terms of paying for stuff, including sports cards, which would really crimp my style as I prefer cash for buying. But there are "good" reasons for sellers to prefer cash as well.
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-dwh8d-14d8ddd My first card show that I co-promoted with old friend Gervise Ford may have also been the first show I even attended - Rich had apparently always been wanting to ask me about that. Thanks Rich.
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-djh4z-14d8dd4 Rich and I had a question from Kyle (not Kyle Robertson) about how to promote and run a smaller sports card show. I guess anybody can try to do it, but it's not as easy as it may look.
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-uu94k-14d3dac The final part of our time together, which flew by. Thanks Mike and Rich, for an enjoyable walk down memory lane. I met Mike even before I met Rich. Both hobby stalwarts.
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-pvsva-14d3d9b Just three OG hobby guys talking about our greatest and favorite pastime (continued from the previous episode). Be sure to pick up (and read) Mike's book, Cramer's Choice.
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-29z6z-14d0f44 Rich and I interview our long-time friend and hobby pioneer, Mike Cramer, who has excelled at just about every aspect of this great hobby. He was truly ahead of his time and is responsible for so many innovations, detailed in his new book, Cramer's Choice. Thanks Mike!
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-grrmp-14c2f11 Only five questions this time, which means slightly more in-depth answers to the selected sports card hobby questions you submitted - thanks again!
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-mdtec-14bea7e Regular guest Leighton Sheldon with his Vintage Spotlight traded questions with me and he gave me a fresh perspective on an old topic - plus some additional probing interaction with Jeremy.
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-8s65h-14bea72 I was on for the first hour of Jeremy Lee's very popular Sports Card Live call-in show - always a treat - great moderation from Jeremy plus interacting with his knowledgable audience.