
Joe Davis has been a leader in the sports card hobby for over 34 years, but his passion for collecting started long before that. From the moment he pulled his first card, he was hooked—and never looked back. As the Owner & CEO of GotBaseballCards (former Topps National Retailer of the Year), Joe has built a reputation for his deep knowledge of the hobby and his unmatched service to collectors. In ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | a year ago |
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After a whirlwind stretch at Fanatics Fest and The National, Joe Davis is back behind the mic and there’s a lot happening in the hobby.
In this episode of Sports Cards & A Cup of Joe, Joe shares what he learned firsthand at two of the industry’s big... more
What if the next hobby boom is hiding in a bargain box?
This week, Joe Davis dives into one of the most fascinating questions in the sports card market: Who's next? After watching Michael Jordan cards explode in value and Ken Griffey Jr. follow a si... more
Whether you're heading to Fanatics Fest, The National, the Dallas Card Show, or your local card show, one wrong move could cost you hundreds, or even thousands, of dollars. In this episode, Joe Davis shares decades of experience from behind the deale... more
From Snoopy's earliest appearances to the surprisingly complex world of Peanuts trading cards, this episode uncovers one of the hobby's most overlooked collecting opportunities. Joe Davis explores the history behind Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the bel... more
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This show consistently covers market dynamics in sports cards, grading, and show logistics through a practical, retailer-minded lens. Listeners get actionable strategies for buying, selling, and navigating grading backlogs, plus behind-the-scenes shop life, events, and community-building. A standout is blending veteran experience with faith-based, values-driven commentary and a clear focus on helping collectors and dealers operate with integrity. The format frequently features practical playbooks for shows, grading options, and emerging Non-Sport/Cartoon card segments, making it useful for both aspiring hobbyists and established retailers seeking industry insights.
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