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To celebrate the reboot of MTV's Cribs, Jon Finkel breaks down which throwback jerseys he'd hang in his dream mansion's clothes closet. (Spoiler alert: Most of them are powder blue.)
In a way-too-early NFL 2021 card preview, Jack Settleman breaks down what Kyler Murray, Justin Herbert, Josh Allen, Trevor Lawrence, Trey Lance, and Justin Fields might mean to The Hobby this coming season.
Josh and Chris drop some knowledge about Card Ladder's super-cool new data feature, as well as the card value movement of, among others, Josh Allen, Justin Herbert, and Michael Jordan.
Sam Farber discusses soccer's rise and eventual (potential) domination of The Hobby, the impact of NBA free agency on card value, and his disappointment with the lack of personnel movement from his beloved Boston Celtics.
Mirin Fader discusses her upcoming Giannis Antetokounmpo biography (release date: August 10), the business of writing, and the trials and tribulations of being a 5'0" basketball player.
Recorded live at the 2021 National Sports Collectors Convention in Chicago, Simeon Lipman discusses everything from Anthony Rizzo's potential card value, to the Seattle Kraken's lousy new logo, to a piece of history that was unwittingly destroyed by Wilt Chamberlain.
In the second part of a fascinating panel discussion recorded live at the 2021 National Sports Collectors Convention, Alan spoke with Rich Mueller (Sports Collectors Daily), DJ Skee, Dan Silvershein (Collectable), Chris McGill and Josh Johnson (Card Ladder), Scott Greenberg (StarStock), and Jack Settleman (Snapback Sports) about where the hobby came from, where it's at, and where it's going.
In an exclusive interview, DJ Skee breaks down his investment group's million-plus dollar purchase of a 1/1 2011 Topps Update Platinum Mike Trout rookie card.
In the first part of a fascinating panel discussion recorded live at the 2021 National Sports Collectors Convention, Alan spoke with Rich Mueller (Sports Collectors Daily), DJ Skee, Dan Silvershein (Collectable), Chris McGill and Josh Johnson (Card Ladder), Scott Greenberg (StarStock), and Jack Settleman (Snapback Sports) about where the hobby came from, where it's at, and where it's going.
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