Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-f589n-e2b433 The most interesting of the modern O-Pee-Chee baseball sets with all the subtle and not-so-subtle differences compared to the Topps set of the same year.
Mike recently took possession of one million cards and is sorting them!
We hear Jeff's hobby origin story.
Ever been "in the zone" playing sports, video games, or in the sports card hobby?
A quantitative dealer table review of this successful show.
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-jdfdc-e80310 Adam shares his origin story, his essentially uninterrupted life-long passion for basketball cards, including the development of his excellent podcast, The Basketball Card Podcast, and his Top 100 Cards.
Mike had some good follow-up questions questions seeking clarification.
Tanner and I discuss his personal card creativity.
Rich and I free associate on music and sports cards.
After our formal interview stopped, I kept recording, and thought it was worth sharing with you.
Go to Sports Cards Live for the full episode.
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-wh6rd-e5a466 We hear Nick's origin story from young savvy collector to his current position at Panini.
The recent difficult decision to cancel the National for this year, 2020, has implications for future Nationals.
Professional sports writer Dan Good shares his hobby origin story with us.
The 1980's were exciting days in the formation of our great hobby, especially the Nationals and other big shows.
Very brief synopsis of the past four weeks of episodes in case you missed some.
Two recent boxes offered at the same price - which one is preferred and why?
Slowly ask yourself, "Is It A Good Deal Now?"
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-z97na-e4b3fa Scott and I trade questions about our hobby.
The remainder of our discussion about optimizing shipping in the sports card hobby.
The first US vs. Canada bout in the dueling questions series.
Geoff (Sports Card Investor podcast) and I talk technical analytics and trends for modern sports cards.
