
Are you interested in vintage sports cards? Looking to learn about the vintage market? This podcast is for you! There are no chrome cards here...just good old fashioned classic sports cards. A Bench Clear Media production (www.BenchClear.us)
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 205 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisure | |||

Today we get to hear an amazing story about a collector and his lifelong passion. Enjoy!!
Rabbit Hole Auctions: www.rabbitholeauctions.com
Today I talk with Tyler, who was thrust back into collecting when his brother passed away unexpectedly. Hear how he has embraced the hobby and carried on his legacy!! Enjoy!!
Got to have a fun conversation with Craig. We talk shows and the current state of the hobby!! Enjoy!!
On the third installment of the series looking deeper at baseball greats overlooked in the hobby, John and I take a look at the greatness of Carl Hubbell and Same Rice. Their careers and their cards. Enjoy!!
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Loved the Vaughan/ Hornsby episode! I’m a Pirates collector primarily and have been hooked on pre-war Bucs HOFs for the past 5 years or so. Always enjoy your pod but really appreciate these forgotten stars shows since I think that stuff is super cool.
Wow, I’ve been a collector for years. I bounce between modern and vintage. I found your podcast a few months back. I listened to a current then went back and started at the beginning. It’s been a couple months and I’ve heard a couple years so far. The rookie card special was my favorite but I love listening to you and your guests. I feel so happy to know there are other card junkies out there that don’t do it for the money. Thank you. Keep talking g!
I just finished listening to them all. It was a fun history of vintage over the past few years. Three years of work has created a great resource for folks who want to learn more about old cards. Thanks.
What a great episode! A lot of people talk about the hobby, but a lot don’t talk about the philosophy of how to navigate it. As a young vintage collector, this episode is invaluable for anyone who feels the need to buy cards now!
By far and away, this is the best vintage baseball card Podcast around! Mike is super knowledgeable, is easy to listen to and has fantastic expert guests on as well. 5 Stars earned and well deserved.
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Vintage sports card-focused show that centers on the history, market dynamics, and community around collecting old baseball cards. Episodes frequently cover show logistics, grading and authentication trends, price movements, and the social side of collecting—from nostalgia and friendships to the impact of auctions and shows. A recurring thread is demystifying the hobby for serious enthusiasts, with deep dives into legendary players, lesser-known greats, and practical guidance for completing sets and navigating the market. Noteworthy is the emphasis on authentic knowledge from experienced collectors, dealers, and industry insiders, plus a friendly, conversational vibe that often blends education with entertainment.
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