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Ezra Levine discusses Collectable's Series A funding round, while David Seideman gives us a hobby history lesson.
A massive Kobe Bryant memorabilia sale, Nikola Jokic's iffy card value, and Bram Weinstein discusses the appropriateness of cheering in the press box.
One of the weirdest NFTs ever, a pro wrestling museum that isn't a museum (yet), transparency from the Collectable mothership, and Mike Heffner drops some auction war stories.
The co-hosts of the acclaimed sports card podcast discuss, among many other things, how sports analytics could impact card value, the NBA Playoffs, and the joys of producing a daily pod.
The fallout from Mike Trout's injury, a six-figure Kobe Bryant watch, Kurt Cobain's hair sells at auction, and 18-year-old collector Adam Ripps charts his impressive journey through the hobby.
A $20 million collection, the potential card value of the 2021 NFL rookie class, a bad Barry White impression, and Josh Johnson and Chris McGill give us the Card Ladder origin story.
The NFL HOF goes NFT, New York Knicks card value is surprisingly meh, Canadians love Cheerios, and Chris Corbellini discusses the past, present, and future of sports television.
Kobe Bryant is honored, Target shuts down card sales, crypto-trash talk is a thing, and Samantha Shuford celebrates diversity.
Yet more memorabilia-related crime, a DIY card show in Wisconsin, an NFT of an NFT, and Michael Osacky takes us down the sports collectibles appraising rabbit hole.
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