
A Podcast about collecting sports cards from a couple of degenerate collectors in Melbourne, Australia.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BasketballHobbiesLeisureSports | |||

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In this episode Hank & Mick discuss all that we have learnt from the card market in 2026. Prices have exploded. Overall demand has spiked. Is it a good time now to stop and appreciate the cards you currently hold in your collection?... more
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In this Episode, Hank & Mick chat about the impact that high-profile Influencers have on the Hobby. We discuss how Gary Vee drops a video about 1930s Mickey Mouse cards, and hours later the prices run out of control. This year we ha... more
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In this Episode, Hank & Mick are back from Chicago and unpack their first ever National Sports Collectors Convention. What was it like? What did we see? What cards did we buy? It was the busiest and biggest National ever... and in t... more
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In this Episode, Hank & Mick are clearly excited that they are flying out in a couple of days for The National in Chicago. The National Sports Collectors Convention is the worlds largest card show, spanning a mammoth 5 days. Hank an... more
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In this Episode Hank and Mick discuss the big trades within the NBA, and what this means for the card market. With key players like Giannis, Ja Morant and Jaylen Brown being traded to new teams, we chat about how this might affect t... more
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In this Episode, Hank & Mick discuss Good Looking Cards! What is it about a card that gets your interest... and makes you stop and take notice. Is great card design and major factor in driving prices? We chat about PMGs, Linchpins, ... more
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This week, Hank and Mick tackle the battle between collectors who play the long game and those chasing the latest hype. Along the way, we reflect on why we love the hobby so much, from the thrill of the hunt and building collections... more
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In this Episode, Hank & Mick do a deep dive into three cards they each own, and discuss why they think these cards are important in the hobby. Each card has a story behind it, a reason why it deserves a place in our collections.
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Two Melbourne-based collectors drive a casual, veteran-friendly discussion about sports card collecting, markets, shows, grading, and licensing dynamics. Episodes repeatedly center on the tangible appeal of physical cards, the balance between passion and profit, and the evolving landscape of buying, selling, and grading. Frequent topics include show culture, pricing strategies, market shifts, and the tension between modern insert appeal and vintage nostalgia, all delivered with humorous banter and practical tips for navigating Melbourne and interstate card events. A standout trait is the duo's habit of weaving personal anecdotes with data-grounded observations (print runs, odds disclosures, grading workflows), making it approachable for bot... more
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