
A podcast from fivecardguys about sports cards from both a collector and investor perspective. Stick around for the ride as we take a deep dive into the state of the hobby, share some hot takes, hopefully provide some useful advice and fun stories along the way. For more info about the podcast, check us out at fivecardguys.com/podcast or on Instagram @fivecardguys and @cardstothemoon
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 394 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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EPISODE 392 - Clark talks to DC about his recent trip setting up at the Front Row Card Show in Las Vegas (ie. how big was the show, number of tables, many transactions?) and whether he would do it again.
Then as usual with DC on, he shows some of hi... more
EPISODE 391 - Clark and Hyung reunite for this episode and they kick things off with the $1M+ Macklin Celebrini Young Guns 1/1 card sale and what it potentially means for the hockey card market.
Then for Hobby Headlines, they go over the recent ESPN... more
EPISODE 390 - Clark plugs a couple of shows he'll be at in-perosn coming up including ARC World coming up in Sept. 12. He also mentions that he appeared on Sports Cards Live with Jeremy Lee recently.
Then Clark introduces Dave (@wolfheartscards) to ... more
EPISODE 389 - Clark, Will, and Roy are back together again for another great episode starting with which Cooper Flagg NBA Debut Patch rookie autograph card bounty they would pick (plus whether the bounty action by Alt is a good idea or dumb.)
Then f... more
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Really enjoyed the latest episode fellas. Some great insights and I had a good laugh a few times too 👍
I’m a regular listener from the early days of the pod. I enjoy all the baseball talk. I’m not a fan the recent run of pods with Paul Hickey though. I like the other collabs and conversations y’all have been doing though. Love the occasional Will appearance as well. Keep up the good work.
Great show, please please try to cut down the use of “at the end of the day”. It’s a worthless phrase that means nothing. It adds zero to any sentence it’s in. And you guys must have the highest “at the end of the day” hit rate of any podcast. It’s like 20 per episode
Self serving and irresponsible to comment that SGC could potentially disappear given the voice of this podcast. I would like to know your mix of PSA graded cards versus SGC and the rest. It’s time we start holding folks accountable like Wall Street analysts for potential market manipulation.
Awesome show in my top 3! Absolutely love the shows with Paul Hickey! Keep it up guys!
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This show blends collector and investor perspectives to unpack the sports card hobby, with frequent deep dives into show floor dynamics, market trends, and practical strategies for buying, flipping, and grading. Episodes often feature live show floor reports, interviews with notable collectors and traders, and commentary on big market moves (like Ohtani cards, modern vs vintage, and grading ecosystems). A standout aspect is the practical, event-focused lens—covering national shows, trade nights, and on-site acquisitions—alongside broad discussions about how hype, scarcity, and data shape value. The format tends to mix tactical takeaways with candid hobby anecdotes, making it useful for listeners aiming to navigate shows, source deals, or un... more
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