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Alan is joined on the floor of the National Sports Collectors Convention by Simeon Lipman ("Antiques Roadshow"), Sam Farber (Goldin Auctions), Kevin Lenane (PSA), Michael Osacky (Collectable's "What's It Worth"), Jesse Craig (PWCC Marketplace, Collectable's "The Panel"), and Slava Rubin (Vincent Alternative Assets),
From the convention floor of the National Sports Collectors Convention, Alan spoke with Panini's David Porter, appraiser Nick Cepero, trivia expert Scott Rogowsky, Topps' Emily Kless, StarStock's Scott Greenburg, Go GTS's Kelsey Schroyer, and, from Collectable, Dan Silvershein, Justin Gibrick, Jason Epstein, Alex Giaimo, and David Seideman.
Scott Greenberg drops the StarStock origin story and extols the virtues of collecting basketball cards featuring Syracuse alumnus.
The host of the Collectable Entertainment Network's streaming show "The Panel" discusses the excitement of fronting one of the sports collectible industry's most important video ventures.
Today, July 28, PWCC Marketplace announced that a Patrick Mahomes 2017 Panini National Treasures 1-of-1, NFL shield, autographed card sold for $4.3 million, the most ever paid for a football card and the fourth-largest sum for by a sports card all time. In an exclusive interview, PWCC's Director of Business Development, Jesse Craig, discussed the transaction.
A National Sports Collectors Convention insider takes us inside this week's National Sports Collectors Convention.
With the National Sports Collectors Convention kicking off this week, Dan Silvershein tells us what dealers, consumers, and hobby watchers can expect at the event some call the Super Bowl of the Hobby.
Three NSCC veterans break down how to maximize your convention enjoyment, offing advice on everything from footwear, to food procurement, to time management. Essential listening for all Nationals attendees!
In a first for Collectable Daily, Ezra Levine sits in the the host's chair, where he grills Alan Goldsher about the upcoming streaming show, "Collectable Weekly."
In the second part of their interview, the two authors discuss the ups, the downs, and the oftentimes strange lives of sportswriters.
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