This is it—Episode 57 and the final chapter of Auction Talk.

In this one, Brett and Nic reflect on what this show has meant, how it changed their perspective on collecting, and why stepping back (for now) makes sense.

They cover:

• What they learned about the market through weekly conversation
• The importance of putting yourself out there
• Respecting different collector personas
• What the Paul Skenes sale to Dick’s Sporting Goods could mean for the future of high-end auctions
• Otani’s surprising auction surge
• The rise of Barry Sanders in the 90s football market
• Key results from Premier and Wharf auctions

Plus, they answer some final mailbag questions, shout out the community, and close the book the only way Auction Talk knows how.

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