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Heritage Auctions' Consignment Director Tony Giese and Auction Report founder and editor Ryan Friedman break down the current sports auction landscape, discussing everything from how to bid, to breaking into the industry.
Bain Capital Operating Partner -- and lifelong sports collector -- Darren Herman breaks down what goes on in the center of the sports card collecting/sports card investing Venn diagram.
Card collectors dig quarterbacks. Wide receivers? They’re fine – everybody loves themselves a good Jerry Rice card. Running backs are also okay – nobody’s gonna turn down a Walter Payton rookie somethin’ somethin’. But QB’s rule over all. It’s totally understandable, because quarterback is arguably the most important position not just in football, but in all of sports. Also, the signal caller is almost always the face of the franchise, so if you have the option to collect either Justin Herbert or Austin Ekeler, you’re probably going with Herbert.
In a unique preview of the 2022 NFL season, Alan Goldsher discusses which QBs might do stuff on the field this year that’ll make them more interesting to collectors, who might do stuff on the field that doesn’t move the needle, and who might do stuff that’ll be, y’know, bad.
Kickoff is here, and the quarterback rooms are humming, which means it’s time…to collect this.
Umberto Paolucci and Matteo Pella, the curators of the world's greatest collection of soccer memorabilia, discuss how they built their 250,000-piece masterwork, how the World Cup could impact collecting, and current soccer players who card collectors should watch.
On Sunday, August 28, 2022, Heritage Auctions sold a Mickey Mantle 1952 Topps card for $12.6 million, the most ever paid for a sports collectible of any form. In an exclusive interview, Heritage's Executive Vice President of Sports Joe Orlando discussed why both Mantle and the card are so important to collectors.
Host Alan Goldsher is joined by CSG's Vice President Andy Broome and appraiser Simeon Lipman (PBS's Antiques Roadshow) to discuss the evolution of grading and appraising sports cards and memorabilia. Andy and Simeon also offer up invaluable advice for collectors who wish to transition into the world grading and appraising.
Sports Collectors Daily founder and editor Rich Mueller discusses the evolution of content in the collecting world, touching on how the continued growth of The Hobby has created a demand for more articles, more videos, and, yes, more podcasts.
Joe Orlando from Heritage Auctions waxes poetic about the impact that the likes of Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays, Shoeless Joe Jackson, and Ken Griffey Jr. have had -- and will continue to have -- on The Hobby.
DJ Skee (Topps Project70), Dylan Dittrich (author, Sneakonomic Growth), and Tone Stakes (Fanatics) discuss their favorite championship-era Air Jordans, what the shoes mean to collectors, and Michael Jordan's intrinsic GOAT-ness.
Each week, host Alan Goldsher will interview an industry heavyweight…or two…or maybe even three or four…who will give us their takes on the latest scoops in the world of collecting, deliver deep dives into the athletes and card companies you love to collect, and offer up master classes in hobby history. “Collect This!” will be available to stream on Apple, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms. For more information, please write [email protected].
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