Source:
https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-thtxz-1bab245
Dr. Beckett interviews Skepi in a dueling-questions format. Skepi revisits the “worst Halloween” story, asking how Dr. Beckett would feel if someone proved they received a Jordan from his house that fateful evening; Dr. Beckett says he wouldn’t try to buy it back but would be overjoyed it survived and helped create a collector. They compare Beckett Magazine’s monthly price-guide era to today’s rapid, high-velocity liquidity driven by constant comps, shows, and buying culture. The conversation closes with gold as a store-of-value anchor, reputability and counterfeits, and parallels to cards.
00:22 Skepi Joins In
01:21 Halloween Fleer Surprise
01:49 Would You Buy It Back
08:22 Beckett Magazine Liquidity
09:42 Today’s Faster Market
14:35 Gold as an Anchor