พอดคาสท์ Sports Cards ชั้นนำ (2025)

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Massive Scandal Update, Mantle Hobby Awards Preview 1:18:20

1d ago1:18:20

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In this episode of Sports Cards Nonsense Mike Gioseffi is joined by Joe Wysmierski as they dive into a variety of hobby topics, starting with a heartfelt moment as they address the absence of Jesse due to a personal loss. The conversation transitions into a lively discussion about the intricacies of selling personal collections, with Mike sharing h…

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Episode 74: Wax On Wax Off 34:27

1d ago34:27

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Wax On, Wax Off: The Hidden Power of Vintage Wax In this episode of Sports Cards & A Cup of Joe, Joe takes a nostalgic detour from the dojo to the card shop starting with a true (and slightly embarrassing) karate story before kicking things into high gear with an inside look at today’s booming vintage wax market. From certified unopened boxes to fa…

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Expo Recap: Low-Grade High-Joy, Still Riding the Expo Rush, This Hobby Rules! 58:29

2d ago58:29

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In Part 2 of our Fall 2025 Expo recap, the BoothMates crew goes deep into the pickups, stories, people, and pure hobby energy that made this show unforgettable. Jeremy, Sam, Jay Z, Daniel, and Josh continue the conversation from Part 1 — this time focusing on the cards that came home with them, the surprising deals that unfolded, and the post-Expo …

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Comps vs. Reality: The Babe Ruth SGC Sale, Two-Bidder Dynamics, and What’s Next 17:25

11d ago17:25

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The 1914 Babe Ruth Baltimore News just sold for $4.02M—about $3M less than last year’s $7.2M result. Is the hobby crashing? Nope. I walk through two-bidder auction dynamics, liquidity, macro vibes, why rarity + narrative still matter, and how this compares to modern grails (MJ/LeBron/Kobe). Quick story, four takeaways, and what it might mean for vi…

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EP 17 - Out with the Old, In with the New: Is chasing fresh cards or players a smart play? 38:01

11d ago38:01

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Send us a text In this Episode, Hank and Mick chat about the pressure to chase new players and new cards in the hobby. Is it really a smart move? Is it important to keep adding new, fresh things to your collection?... or can your improve your collection by focusing on getting better grades of the cards you love and already own. New is not necessari…

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Expo Recap: PC Buyers, Big Pickups & One Awkward Return 59:24

3d ago59:24

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Jeremy Lee and Sam Genova sit down with their Expo booth crew to decompress from what might have been the best Toronto Sport Card Expo they’ve ever had. From Tim Hortons in the morning to the late-night hangs, and the 35 hours of show floor action over 4 four straight days at a new booth location that turned into one of the busiest rows in the buil…

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Shilling Fights Continue, Evolution of Football Hobby Market and Non-QB Interest 1:11:03

5d ago1:11:03

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Jesse and Mike are joined by Shep of Shep's Cards to talk about the latest sports card and collectibles news, and drama... Shilling is the talk of the hobby right now, which Mike and Shep weigh in on in detail. Plus, Boston Card Hunter has a juicy scoop the guys discuss. Probstein is breaking off from eBay is there more there than meets the eyes? T…

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Hobby Philosophy Roundtable + Curation: Is it Art? + Expressing Your Hobby Identity 46:37

5d ago46:37

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A lively roundtable on the big question: can curation be art? We compare collection-building to composing music—layers, sequencing, and narrative—plus mixtapes/DJ sampling, museum installation, and how display choices (binders, walls, set runs) create meaning. We draw a line between accumulation and authorship: intent, coherence, and communication …

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Episode 73: Vets & Sets 25:33

6d ago25:33

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This week on Sports Cards & A Cup of Joe, Joe takes us on a nostalgic journey through the heart of the hobby... the lost art of set collecting. From the joy of building complete sets by hand to the lessons it teaches about patience, focus, and even math, Joe reminds us why the base cards still matter. But before diving into cardboard, Joe kicks off…

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Collector Therapy After Game 7 + Affordable Insert Lanes + 90s/00s Insert Show & Tell 39:40

6d ago39:40

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After an all-timer Game 7 finish, the crew shifts from heartbreak to hobby joy with a massive ’90s/’00s insert show-and-tell: Pacific, Crown Royal, Topps Gold Label, Mystery Finest, Beam Team, Lamplighters, Omega Online, Kramer’s Choice, Blades of Steel, hat-shaped die-cuts, acetate sandwiches—the works. We unpack why these mixed-media, heavy-foil,…

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Is Some Shill Bidding Acceptable + Future of Card Shows 1:20:42

9d ago1:20:42

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Jesse Gibson is joined by Alex, AKA Clever Cuban Cards as they dive into the frustrations of trying to snag the 2025 Topps Black and White Baseball release, pointing out how poor communication left many collectors in the dark. The conversation heats up with a debate on shill bidding, where they break down the ethics and impact on the hobby. They al…

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Episode 72: Beyond Sports Cards 45:00

9d ago45:00

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This week on Sports Cards & A Cup of Joe, Joe takes you on a journey beyond the usual packs and PSA slabs and into the wide world of collectibles that stretch far past the sports card aisles. From unopened vintage boxes and rare ticket stubs to graded magazines, comics, coins, and even cereal boxes (yes, really), Joe breaks down where hidden gems a…

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When Values Force a Sale + Keeping a Token Card + Game 7 Heartbreak 46:02

9d ago46:02

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A wild Game 7 unfolds live as the panel digs into the hobby’s toughest question: what do you do when your PC cards moon—sell, trade, or hold? Jeremy, Joe, John, Chris, and Josh unpack the collector’s conundrum (profit vs attachment), price anchoring to what we paid years ago, and strategies like keeping a single “time-capsule” card when you move on…

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Buying Without COMPs (When It Works) + Dealer Best Practices + Comp-Savvy Kids | Booth Mates Ep 2 54:22

10d ago54:22

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Programming note: This is a mid-week programming interruption so everyone can pre-game for The Expo. We’re sliding these Wednesday/Thursday drops in, and Sports Cards Live resumes on Friday. There will be no episodes next week on Wednesday/Thursday/Friday. Part 2 dives into on-floor tactics, vendor best practices, and the week’s community events. W…

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Expo Hype + Playoff Buzz Spillover + Collector Mindset | Booth Mates Ep 2. 44:41

11d ago44:41

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Programming note: This is a mid-week programming interruption ahead of The Sport Card Expo. We’re inserting special Wednesday and Thursday BoothMates episodes so you can pre-game for the show. Sports Cards Live resumes on Friday, and there will be no episodes next week on Wednesday/Thursday/Friday. We’re gearing up for The Expo—travel plans, booth …

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LIVE Contract Negotation, eBay's Adam Ireland Joins, NFL QB Rankings 1:01:08

12d ago1:01:08

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Who wants SCN merch? Jesse Gibson and Mike Gioseffi start the show by going off-script with a live contract negotiation for Jesse. Then Adam Ireland, eBay's Vice President and General Manager, Global Collectibles joins the show to talk about all things eBay from sports cards to watches and more. We also dive into what Adam collects including 49ers …

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Why This $10 Million Card Should Win It All (Hobby Awards Debate) 22:06

12d ago22:06

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In the final part of our 3-part Hobby Awards breakdown, we dive into the last—and spiciest—categories including Best Sold Memorabilia, Grading Company of the Year, and Creator of the Year. There’s drama, there’s emotion, and there’s Paul Skenes catching strays. Buckle up, nuggets. Timestamps: 0:00 – What’s Up, Chicken Nuggets 1:10 – The Final 6 Hob…

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The Future of Prizm/Kaboom + PSA Middleman Model + Comp Economy Kids 57:10

12d ago57:10

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With Game 7 still raging, the conversation pivots from chat banter to two big hobby storylines: whether Topps/Fanatics should touch Panini (lawsuits, licenses, and the future of brands like Prizm, NT, Immaculate, Flawless, Select, Kaboom, Downtown), and what to make of PSA’s offer network that lets submitters sell graded cards instantly. John (“Bas…

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Episode 71: Stunning Auctions & New Releases 24:09

13d ago24:09

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What a week in sports and in the hobby! Joe breaks down an unforgettable Game 7 in the World Series, from Yamamoto’s heroic performance to Freddie Freeman’s quest for another ring. Then, Joe shifts gears into the world of sports cards, recapping a record-breaking night of vintage sales, including some jaw-dropping numbers for 1952 Topps classics. P…

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Who’s REALLY Winning the Hobby Right Now? 11:04

13d ago11:04

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Tyler dives into the next 5 categories of the 2025 Hobby Awards, including Best Auction House, Non-Sport Product, and Innovation of the Year. From Fanatics Collect to Gary Vee’s VeeFriends, we talk through what’s hot, what’s hype, and what’s just hilarious. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro & hobby reminder (“A compliment to one isn’t an insult to another”) 2…

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Panini Sale Rumors + Eye Appeal > Grade + World Series Game 7 Watch-Along 50:04

14d ago50:04

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As the Blue Jays and Dodgers face off in Game 7 of the World Series, Jeremy Lee and Joe Perreault balance live baseball drama with sharp hobby talk. Between innings, they break down the buzz around Panini America potentially being sold, revisit how eye appeal premiums continue to reshape grading culture, and share a few Expo plans while cheering ev…

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Insider Hockey Tips, Big Announcement + Ohtani Dip Incoming? 1:10:06

16d ago1:10:06

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PSA and eBay have a new partnership. Is it actually good news for the hobby? Jesse Gibson is joined by Alex AKA Clever Cuban Cards for today's episode and they're joined by Doug Plagens, the radio voice of the Florida Panthers who will be joining the Sports Cards Nonsense Media Network with a new hockey podcast, Nonsense on Ice! Doug shares some ex…

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Episode 70: Random Ramblings 26:41

16d ago26:41

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This week, Joe’s back with a little bit of everything, from a record-shattering Star Wars card sale to a heartfelt reminder about staying content in collecting (and in life). Hear his take on Upper Deck’s bold statement about the state of the hobby, the balance between speculation and passion, and why affordable products are keeping the industry gr…

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The 1st Ever Hobby Awards Are Here 🏆 Who will Win? 18:22

16d ago18:22

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Tyler dives into the first-ever Hobby Awards hosted by Mantle and breaks down his votes across five key categories—from best breaking platform to best hobby shop. Expect hot takes, personal experiences, and why Tyson Beck and Card Vault might just be redefining the hobby. Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro: Mantle & the Hobby Awards Explained 01:10 – Ghostr…

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Auction Houses Urged to Unite + Why Some Comps Shouldn’t Count + Private Sales Under the Microscope 44:00

16d ago44:00

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We dig into Auburn’s big idea: auction houses collaborating on a shared shill-bidder list to protect buyers and legit sellers. Chris explains how some marketplaces already purge unpaid sales from data, and why tougher KYC/AML-style identity checks could raise the bar. We also break down private sale transparency, when a headline price is really mar…

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PSA’s First Graded ‘Trimmed’ Card?! + Trimming vs Shilling vs Fake Offers + Anti-Shill Loopholes + NBA Betting Fallout 44:56

17d ago44:56

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Sports Cards Live episode 287, Part 4. We tackle the hobby’s messiest gray areas: PSA’s first graded card and whether it was trimmed or just hand-cut, how language (“house bids,” “single panel,” “perforated”) shapes value and trust, and why some collectors say trimming is worse than shilling—while others disagree. We break down the Bird/Magic/Dr. J…

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“It’s Not Illegal” Isn’t Good Enough + Hobby Trust on Trial + House Bids vs Shill Bids 50:49

18d ago50:49

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We pivot from auction ethics to the field: why some sellers use fourth-party consignors for marketing/storytelling, how that hype can shape comps, and where hidden reserves and so-called house bids blur the line with shilling. We also debate the eBay Authenticity bottleneck—security benefits vs. week-long delays even on graded cards—and when BIN/Be…

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Biggest Loss in Sports Cards History + An Enemy Joins the Show 1:18:35

19d ago1:18:35

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In today's episode of the Sports Cards Nonsense, Mike and Jesse are joined by Professor Sports Cards, a seasoned collector and YouTube personality known for his candid takes on the hobby. The guys discuss the current state of the sports card market, the impact of overprinting, and the allure of vintage autograph rookies, which Professor enjoys coll…

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Auction Fine Print Exposed: Shill Tactics, Hidden Reserves, and Comp Chaos 48:04

19d ago48:04

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We dive deep into the shill bidding storm and the auction-house fine print driving it. What many call “house bids” to defend reserves can feel indistinguishable from shilling to buyers. We unpack how reserves, house bidding, and employee-bidding policies really work, why they matter for comp integrity, and how one-off headline results (like the Bal…

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Episode 69: Grading - Why & Why Not 46:39

20d ago46:39

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In this week’s episode of Sports Cards & A Cup of Joe, Joe pulls back the curtain on the do’s and don’ts of card grading. From modern hits to vintage treasures, Joe breaks down when grading actually adds value… and when it just drains your wallet. Hear real stories from the shop, insider lessons from decades of experience, and surprising truths abo…

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Shill bidding reality check: how reserves and house bids shape prices 44:59

20d ago44:59

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Sports Cards Live episode 287, Part 1. Jeremy sits down with Joe Poirot to kick off the night, then Leighton Sheldon jumps in for a deep dive on the headline sale of the 1914 Baltimore News Babe Ruth that just hammered around 4M after a prior 7.2M comp. We unpack why rare does not always equal iconic, how schedule issues compare to Goudey Ruths, an…

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Can’t Afford the PSA Upcharge on a Monster Pull? + Is That Predatory or Capitalism? + Collector Therapy: Beating the No-Mailday Blues 47:36

23d ago47:36

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Chat goes nuclear on PSA upcharges: what happens when you pull a monster and can’t afford the fee—do you sell the card to pay PSA? We tackle “predatory vs free market,” whether fees should be based on raw value (not the grade PSA assigns), guarantee caps and submitter exclusions, SGC/Beckett “a grade behind” takes, and why some collectors want a fl…

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Episode 68: Joe’s Process For Collections 33:29

23d ago33:29

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Have you inherited a collection? Bought one at a flea market or maybe filled your garage one box at a time? Whether you're a seasoned hoarder (Joe's words...meant with love!) or just picked up your first lot of cards, this episode is your blueprint for what to do next. In this collector's masterclass, Joe shares time-tested strategies for sorting, …

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Wemby Hype > Ohtani? Gambling Scandal & BCW Giveaway 1:02:43

23d ago1:02:43

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The NBA is back and the first few games have certainly delivered and shaken up the hobby market. Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson are joined by a slew of guests include BCW Tim, Adam Gray, Eddie and Papa Gio to talk about the NBA season and Topps basketball's release. Papa Gio has some mafia intel for us on the bombshell gambling arrests this morning…

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PSA’s Business Model Exposed: Upcharges, Insurance, and Guarantees—Collectors Fire Back + “Buy the Card, Not the Slab” Rant 47:32

24d ago47:32

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Community crossfire with Chris McGill & Josh Adams. Joe signs off and we sprint through 70+ starred comments: Is PSA’s upcharge model fair capitalism or a predatory practice? Would a flat-fee grading tier solve the rage (and reduce cheap slabs)? Who actually benefits from the PSA guarantee—and why doesn’t the submitter get it? We dig into Nat Turne…

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5 Red Flags to Spot Fake Autographs 🚩🚩 Plus why I Spent $650 on (probably fake) GOAT Autos 20:29

25d ago20:29

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http://sportscardsaredope.com I bought four memorabilia pieces (MJ, Bulls, Team USA, and an Ali glove) for $650—knowing there’s an ~80% chance they’re fake. Here’s why I did it anyway, how I value uncertified items, and five red flags to spot forged autographs (even when a slab says “authentic”). Timestamps 0:00 Welcome, context: why I bought likel…

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Retro Refractors That Beat the Rookie? + Panini vs Topps SHINE Showdown + Ohtani Heritage 1/1 Regret + Expo Toronto & On-Site Grading (PSA/Beckett/TAG) + VGLX Gaming Drop-In 37:04

25d ago37:04

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Jeremy and Dylan gush over modern executions of vintage designs—Topps Chrome refractor tributes (think ’52 Mantle), Heritage retrofractors, and even OPC “blast from the past”-style rookies—and why some tributes can look better than the originals. Joe shares a missed Ohtani Topps Heritage 1/1 (yes, Superfractor, not “gold vinyl”), and Dylan makes th…

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Ohtani 10Xing, Card Show News, Big Release Week 1:00:36

26d ago1:00:36

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Did Shohei Ohtani just play the best game of any baseball player in the history of Major League Baseball? Mike and Jesse are back with a new episode of Sports Cards Nonsense that keys in on Ohtani's massive sports card market. Drake Maye and Bo Nix continue to have their markets grow, too. The Hobby Handbook's Clever Cuban Cards joins the show via …

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The Great PSA Upcharge Debate 😂 Geoff Wilson vs. Collectors (Who’s Right?) 19:41

26d ago19:41

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https://www.sportscardsaredope.com PSA upcharges are back in the spotlight after Geoff Wilson (Sports Card Investor) shared a $4k upcharge email. Is PSA “creating” value—or just charging more after the grade? I break down both sides (including Ballpark Cards Alex’s response), read PSA’s policy, and give my take on what’s fair, what isn’t, and how c…

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PSA Upcharges & “Financial Interest” + Grading Era Drift (2021–2025) + PSA vs SGC vs BGS/BVG + AI Consistency vs Human Opinion + Topps Lineage Firsts: Mantle #7, 1996 Chrome Refractors & Printing Plates ... 45:47

26d ago45:47

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We dig deeper into grading: does the era a card was graded matter as much as the number on the flip? Joe explains why he now checks the grade date on vintage, Dylan lays out why consistency beats luck, and we examine whether PSA’s upcharge model creates a financial interest in the cards they grade. Then Dylan pivots to “hobby firsts” and Topps line…

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EP 16 - Topps Returns and the Panini Era ends: What it means for Collectors? 36:52

26d ago36:52

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Send us a text In this Episode, Hank and Mick do a deep dive on the handover of the NBA Trading card licence from Panini (who have had the NBA licence for the last 13 years) to Topps (via Fanatics) who will be exclusively be printing NBA trading cards for the foreseeable future. We discuss in detail the first Topps NBA licensed product to hit the m…

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Episode 67: Show Report 29:59

27d ago29:59

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This week on Sports Cards & A Cup of Joe, Joe takes you behind the scenes at Charlie’s Collectible Show in Metro Atlanta where SpongeBob cards stole the spotlight, childhood toys brought back big memories, and a surprise stash of unopened 1970s rack packs walked through the door. Get Joe’s honest take on how the show went, what sold (and what didn’…

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Whatnot’s Repack Policy EXPLAINED: Winners, Losers & What It Means for You 19:00

27d ago19:00

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In this episode of the *Sports Cards Are Dope Podcast*, Tyler breaks down Whatnot’s brand-new rules on repack sellers—and why it might be the biggest shakeup in live breaking history. Whether you're a buyer, seller, or just nosy (we see you), you'll want to hear why transparency just leveled up and how it’s about to impact the entire card game. ⏱️ …

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PSA Upcharges Under Fire: Are We Paying for Plastic or Opinion? Fair Fee or Conflict of Interest? 44:30

28d ago44:30

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Episode 286 of Sports Cards Live kicks off with a candid look at PSA upcharges: are we paying for plastic or for an opinion that the hobby itself has elevated in value? Jeremy explains why he now prioritizes eye appeal and authentication over chasing a number, Joe talks risk, liquidity, and legacy planning as reasons collectors still slab, and we t…

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GOATS and Grails: Card Market on the Rise 1:00:13

30d ago1:00:13

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Mike and Jesse analyze the recent trends in the sports card market, focusing on the rising values of iconic players from legends like Kobe Bryant, and Ken Griffey Jr., to Willie Mays. But they're not the only ones whose market is up. The guys also delve into the factors driving these changes. Today's discussion also covers the impact of modern play…

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Episode 66: Autographs - Collecting, Grading & More 35:08

30d ago35:08

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Joe's back from overseas and diving headfirst into one of the most exciting (and often overlooked) corners of the hobby autograph collecting. From chasing signatures at minor league parks to mailing cards to stars, Joe shares creative ways collectors are scoring big, literally and financially. Whether you're holding a stack of signed cards or dream…

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Topps NBA Debut Patch Is Here 🙌 Cooper Flagg Hype & Million-Dollar Predictions 20:39

30d ago20:39

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Topps just made it official: NBA Debut Patches. Using real MLB debut-patch comps (Jackson Holliday, Wyatt Langford, etc.), Tyler projects 3–6× multipliers for NBA rookies and puts numbers on Cooper Flagg, Wembanyama, and Chet. Plus five market factors that could push/pull prices in Year 1. Timestamps 0:00 Intro: “Debut Patch” goes NBA + Cooper Flag…

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There's No Boss in the Hobby: Consensus, Comps, and Collecting Your Way 38:11

1M ago38:11

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Consensus is fading—and that’s okay. We dig into why today’s hobby thrives without a single authority, how to think for yourself on rookie designations and comp use, and when it’s smart to pay ahead for a true keeper. We also hit BIN vs. auction dynamics, social media’s role in fragmenting opinion, and practical deal safety (escrow, in-person, and …

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From First Break to $12K Flip to $50 Loss 🤦🏼‍♂️ The Grail Gold /10 Saga 19:29

1M ago19:29

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A grail chase with receipts. Tyler tells the full Jordan Poole True Gold Prizm /10 story—from pulling one in his first-ever break, to the $12K sale he watched from afar, to losing an eBay snipe by fifty bucks, and why the chase still matters. Timestamps 0:00 Welcome + why Jordan Poole is the grail 1:45 Steph → Warriors → early JP collecting 4:50 Fi…

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Comps Aren’t Gospel: Context, Invisible Sales, and Why BIN Beats Auction (Sometimes) 32:22

1M ago32:22

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Comps are a data point—not the destination. We dig into context-sensitive pricing: how eye appeal and scarcity challenge the “last sale,” why off-record deals distort the public picture, and when Buy-It-Now patience outperforms auctions. We also hit scan-to-comp tools, the role of auction-house marketing in setting records, and the buyer psychology…

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