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Two stars of the upcoming Collectable Entertainment Network streaming video show "The Panel" discuss, well, "The Panel," and in an exclusive interview, Slava Rubin breaks some massive news for the alternative asset space.
Veteran NBA scribe Scott Howard-Cooper discusses his acclaimed book about the future Hall of Fame basketball icon, Steve Kerr.
In the first ever 2X chit-chat yakkity-yak, Darren Herman discusses long-term, medium-term, and short-term investing, Dylan Dittrich breaks down the alternative asset landscape, and everybody tries to figure out why Shohei Ohtani isn't generating more excitement amongst hobbyists.
Join Alan Goldsher as he celebrates the 100th episode of Collectable Daily with a roundtable of industry heavy hitters:
-Chris Corbellini, Emmy-winning television producer
-Sam Farber, Goldin Auctions Head of Business Development and Content
-Jon Finkel, "1996: A Biography" author
-Josh Johnson and Chris McGill, Card Ladder Co-Founders
-Ezra Levine, Collectable CEO
-Rich Mueller, Sports Collectors Daily Founder and Editor
-Mike Phillips, Upper Deck EVP of Sales and Marketing
-Slava Rubin, Vincent Alternative Investments and indiegogo Founder
The Baseball Hall of Fame might go to court over a Mickey Mantle bat, and Chris Corbellini discusses the upcoming programming from the Collectable Entertainment Network.
Novak Djokovic keeps doing nice things, and Justin Gibrick tells us how the Collectable sausage is made.
Some dope Nike shoes that aren't Air Jordans hit the auction block, and Kevin Lenane discusses card grading and collecting old school Apple computers.
A deep(ish) dive into the world of bobbleheads, and Rich Mueller muses about card values for Giannis Antetokounmpo, Stephen Curry, and Devin Booker, among others.
More thoughts on the record-breaking Stephen Curry card sale, and Ezra Levine takes a deep dive into the connection between collecting and family.
A massive music auction has Alan all a'tremble, and Nick Cepero discusses his journey to hobby happiness.
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