Collectable Daily: Giving Collectibles the Business

The man who brokered last weekend's $5 million Tiger Woods irons sale discusses, yes, the $5 million Tiger Woods irons sale, as well as the potential value of memorabilia from Arnold Palmer, Rory McIlroy, and Charlie Woods.

One of The Hobby's leading experts on sports photography offers up a masterclass on what different grades of photographs (Type 1, Type 2, etc.) could and should mean for collectors of this exploding asset class.

The bestselling author discusses his new -- and justifiably acclaimed -- biography of the great #42, touching on his research process, how he devised the book's clever format, and his dream piece of Jackie Robinson memorabilia.

Collectable's Chris Corbellini and the Altan Insights duo of Bradley Calleja and Dylan Dittrich break down which NBA players' card values might rise or fall based on a solid or wobbly postseason performance, among them Luka Doncic, Jayson Tatum, Nikola Jokic, and Kevin Durant.

Heritage's Consignment Director discusses the vibrant return of in-person card shows, the rise in interest in game worn jerseys, hats, and sneakers, and the vintage/modern dichotomy. Also, Collectable CEO Ezra Levine drops his weekly IPO Report.

On April 9, Golden Age Auctions sold a set of match-used Tiger Woods irons for over $5 million. Golden Age's Founder and President Ryan Carey gave us the full story behind the largest golf memorabilia sale in history.

On this week's clip show, you'll hear highlights from our chit-chat yakkity-yaks with...

• Ezra Levine (Collectable)
• Chris Corbellini (Collectable)
• Joe Orlando (Collectable)
• Mike Gioseffi (Sports Cards Nonsense)
• Dylan Dittrich (Altan Insights)
• Tone Stakes (Game Used Tone)

For Sneaker Summit II, two of our favorite shoehounds discuss the marketplace for kicks from Tiger Woods, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Magic Johnson, and Larry Bird. Also, Collectable's Head of Data and Analytics James Canario debuts his monthly segment, Secondary Market Ups & Downs.

The co-host of The Ringer's flagship hobby podcast plays a game of Buy, Sell, or Hold, offering his unfiltered thoughts on the card values of, among others, Tiger Woods, Luka Doncic, Tom Brady, Jayson Tatum, Wander Franco, and Mike Trout.

In a typically wide-ranging conversation, Collectable's President (comma) Sports discusses everything from manufactured scarcity, to Ken Griffey Jr.'s status amongst hobbyists, to Tiger Woods' return to The Masters, to how and when to get your cards and memorabilia autographed.