Collectable Daily: Giving Collectibles the Business

Artist Lauren Taylor and Beckett's Eric Norton talk about Lauren's whirlwind year, and discuss the scene from the National. Part of a series from Collectable's Content Booth at the NSCC in Atlantic City.

Goldin Auctions' Ken Goldin and PWCC's Jesse Craig give their thoughts on why the National Sports Collectors Convention is such a special event.

Those in the Hobby discuss the 2021 National Sports Collectors Convention, one year after the unfortunate cancellation of the 2020 event due to Covid. 

A panel of Hobby experts discuss what the National Sports Collectors Convention means to them.  To them, it is simply known as "The National."

Hobby vets talk about an "epic" 1991 National Sports Collectors Convention, which included over 90,000 attendees and one concerned fire marshal.

Our group of Hobbyists look back ruefully at all the great deals on baseball cards during the Nationals in the 1980s, including "stacks" of T206 Ty Cobbs and a special Mickey Mantle. 

The National Sports Collectors Convention had humble beginnings in 1980, when it was "created by dealers for dealers" and held in an airport hotel. Today, it is a multi-day, multi-billion-dollar event -- that still celebrates cards and collecting. Collectable takes a look back the evolution of The National, and what it means to those who take part in it. 

Narrated by Ezra Levine.

In the 361st and final episode of Collectable Daily, I offer shout-outs, praise, and love. Thanks to all of my listeners for the support, the encouragement, and the kind words. 

In the last interview of Collectable Daily's 350-show run, Emmy Award-winning producer Chris Corbellini discusses Collectable Daily's 350-show run, after which he surprises your host with a game of word association.

Sports Collectors Daily's editor and founder Rich Mueller breaks down The Hobby's content landscape as only he can.