
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 | 552 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisure | |||

We kick off the show with Sterk's Starting Five, the five most important players left in the postseason in real-life baseball and cardboard. Gio takes a look at the MLB postseason market. Then we get into our inaugural SCN Trivia Challenge! Find out ... more
Mike has company today, as Jesse is back off the IL (Gout). We get into Jason Kelce's $30k hobby adventure and how he was completely misled about the boxes he bought. Mike has a bone to pick with the shipping from Fanatics Instant Rips. Plus, how muc... more
In this episode, we find out how many Mike's are too many without Jesse, who is out sick. Mike Gio and Mike Sterk look at the hobby values of the players who won so far in the MLB Playoffs. Plus, Mike and Mike share their misery about the Red Sox and... more
Mike and Jesse are joined by Funcle in the studio today (and Papa Gio, kind of) to look back at most of Week 3 in the NFL. Why it might be too late to sell some of your non-rookies for football. Funcle's guide to buying and grading in the current mar... more
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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.
I really like the show. Great information given, tips and tricks. Mike very knowledgeable and opinionated. Sometimes likes to hear himself over anything else, no matter who’s feelings might be affected. Which can take the show off the rails. Nothing like a quick hit of the 30 sec button.
Good podcast most of the time. I wish the episodes were a bit more consistently organized around cards since some of the discussion can get a bit weird or come off as bragging at times. Besides that I enjoy it. Mike doesn’t bother me as much as some of the other reviewers have said.
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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. Michael Katz
2. Casey Kravit
3. Steve Sloan
4. Justin Steele
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7. Kyle Rino
8. Andrew Segerson
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