Kevin Jones asked the question on Hobby Hotline last Saturday that I thought was worth passing on to you - recommend listening regularly to my friends at Hobby Hotline podcast.
Excerpted from last week's Hobby Hotline live podcast - listen to the whole show!
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-8ymi7-e7cc97 Rich and I discuss the baseball card products of one of the most innovative card companies and the people involved including some history-repeated stories.
Rich and I go round three on our alternating questions about the hobby and other things.
Pete shares his hobby origin story including the past twelve years at Heritage.
Ryan shares his origin story and how he wants to pass it on in his family.
Steve shares his origin story with us.
Collectable launched with the offering of a fractionalized 1953 Topps Mickey Mantle in PSA 10 ... they've valued at $2.5M!
My father and father-in-law are both members of the greatest generation. Current heroes should emulate their work ethic for enduring success and legacy.
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-shhcb-e9a991 Ken and I trade questions about our hobby aspirations among other topics.
Tanner and I discuss the rise of the Internet and its effect on our hobby.
Rich and I discuss this interesting non-parallel popular Canadian set.
Jeff shares Topps eCommerce plans going forward.
Negotiation can be crucial - here are ten tips if you are the seller.
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-a27ri-e5a48f Nick and I trade questions about the hobby and our experiences.
Mike's questions about perceived hiring pipelines in the hobby are addressed.
We hear Mike's Canadian hobby origin story beginning at the age of four!
Insurance professional Ken Capell and I discuss the relative merits of card collection insurance.
Additional dialogue with Tanner after our episode finished.
Adam and I discuss potential sports card market manipulation after our regular episode finished.
Adam touts the benefits of Instagram for full enjoyment of the hobby of sports card collecting.
