
A podcast featuring Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson that’s about sports, the Sports card market, and how to make money with this hobby. Who you should be buying and selling - along with the occasional fantasy football advice.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 558 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisure | |||

Dalen and Amanda from Junk Wax Vintage join Mike and Jesse in the studio. We get the backstory on how they got started, how their business has grown, and more!
Plus, an update from PSA that collectors have been waiting for. We also dive into the lat... more
After a busy weekend, Mike and Jesse are back, and Mike takes a trip down Nostalgia Lane to explain why buying PC cards again is the right idea in today's market.
Plus, we look ahead to a few upcoming baseball products, including Mike's favorite set... more
Mike and Papa Gio introduce Auntie Di to the audience, and Jesse can't get enough of her background. Prizepicks bought the Cooper Flagg Debut Patch Auto and is putting it into a repack. Prizepicks operates under a gambling license and has a different... more
Ben Burrows from The Athletic joins Mike and Jesse to give us the latest on the massive theft from a FedEx truck full of PSA slabs. The latest numbers are staggering. Over orders, seven-figures worth of cards, hundreds of slabs. Stolen in broad dayli... more
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Great nonsense. Been listening since day one.
It’s always amazing how guys with Napoleon complex like Mike Gio can ruin a show with their self-absorbed arrogance. Makes it 100 times worse that Mike’s voice sounds like his nose does the talking and his mouth is there for moral support.
One host insulting the other for an hour. Has become unlistenable to me due to one obnoxious host.
Has Mike and Ben Shapiro ever been seen in the same room? Seriously, it’s the same voice.
I've enjoyed listening to this podcast, but the comment about clapping like someone with Down Syndrome was unnecessary. One of my sons, who loves cards, has Down Syndrome. He probably doesn't need to hear that on a podcast.
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A lively roundtable focused on sports cards, market dynamics, and practical strategies for buying, selling, and collecting. The hosts mix candid banter with guest interviews from practitioners across shops, brands, and media to unpack market trends, show dynamics, and platform changes affecting collectors and small businesses. Notable strengths include access to high-profile industry guests and hands-on perspectives from local shops, boutiques, and major brands, which can yield actionable insights for shop owners, dealers, and serious collectors. The show balances hobby education with entertainment, and often ties in live-event coverage from large conventions and marketplaces, making it appealing to listeners who want both market updates an... more
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1. Mike Sterk
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