
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 | 369 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisure | |||

This episode I talk about changing up the game plan on The National inventory. Keeping the original plan but also adding in more raw RPA's, Auto's, and numbered cards with higher value from $50-$350 because the value is there right now and these card... more
This episode Topps announces Bowman Basketball and we talk about what it means for the hobby, WNBA Season on, and Big Ken's Big Announcement Live Thursday Night 3/19/2026 SCL HC S8E17
This episode I talk about the last 2 market corrections and in my opinion what prevents it from happening again. SCL S8E16
This episode we debate who's cards we'd want to own Ohtani or Mahomes, We talk about hobby winners & losers when it comes to buying and selling cards, we also talk about whose card markets will see a bump after the dust settles in NFL free agency. Th... more
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Have listened to 7-10 episodes so far. Has very limited card content. Much of the episodes are random conversations with the guest and not related to the title. Not the best source for card info.
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!
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This show centers on the sports card hobby, with frequent show recaps, market commentary, and hands-on guidance for dealers and collectors. Episodes mix live-event reporting from card shows, market dynamics (grading, price trends, and licensing), and practical tradecraft like inventory management, pricing strategies, and buying/selling psychology. Notable throughlines include the evolving show scene, the impact of grading backlogs, the role of major players and licenses, and a community-oriented vibe that values candid storytelling alongside actionable tips. The format often blends personal anecdotes with listener questions, creating a conversational atmosphere that appeals to hobbyists who want real-world insights and relatable experiences... more
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