
A weekly podcast of lesson's I've learned in the Sports Card hobby, card show recaps, and interviews with key people in the hobby.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 346 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisure | |||

This episode I bring on Steve Morse AKA Mr. Minty to talk about everything grading, everything you need to know before grading your cards, & products and services his company offers. S7E44
This live episode I bring back Corey @Collect4Good To recap his 1st year selling on whatnot, We talk about short and long term holds, WNBA contract troubles, & looking ahead to 2026. SCL S7E43
This episode we bring on Scott Dimay @ec3con to give us a the show promoter & organizers perspective running The East Coast Collectibles Convention, a quarterly 300 plus table sports & non-sports card show at The Mohegan Sun Casino in Connecticut and... more
The hobby gods have shinned down upon me this week!! Received news I secured a table at the 2026 NSCC in Chicago, I recap the Causeway Card show, and share a huge pickup. S7E41
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This is a very enjoyable podcast. Like coffee with buddies, and absent the inflated “hobby-hype” that some shows live on. Appreciate the coverage of less mainstream matters, ie. womens soccer, WNBA, etc. Keep up the good work, teach!
Love the show! Keep doing what you’re doing, it’s one of the best out there! Thank you.
I really enjoyed listening. Great tips shared from real life wisdom. Many thanks and keep it up!
Learn from your mistakes ( or others mistakes)
I like Ken, however his content is solely focused on his process and stories around his hobby stories. No real content about collecting, or news or any kind of content other than what he is doing in the hobby. Also has a strange fascination with Women’s soccer
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This podcast explores the world of sports card collecting, providing insights, strategies, and personal anecdotes from the host's experiences. It covers various aspects of the hobby, including market trends, notable players, and upcoming events, while exemplifying how to navigate the complexities of buying, selling, and trading cards. Listeners can expect in-depth discussions on topics ranging from grading and inventory management to the significance of rare cards and the impact of market shifts on collectors.
A unique element of this podcast is the blend of educational content with personal storytelling, offering valuable lessons learned along the way. The host engages with fellow collectors and industry experts, creating a sense of commu... more
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