Rob and Eric talk about what the future might hold for them and collecting this year and discuss RAK's and etiquette. Non sports cards come in the first episode of the new year? What's going on?

Card collecting means different things to different people. Here are a couple things the guys are thankful for in the hobby. Also, they talk about negotiating and what to expect plus their favorite pickups of the year.

The guys air out some of their hobby pet peeves and feel a bit better afterwords. Do retired players belong in current sets? Also, the guys talk three HOF pitchers and their RC values.

So Rob might have had a slight over reaction to something this week, not to mention what the heck is going on with 1986 baseball cards? Story time with Eric and PSA makes a bad move as far as we're concerned.

A card scandal? Well, not really, but maybe. The guys talk about an auto wiping incident and more new products dropping for way to much money. Also, do you like buffets? How many licensed baseball products came out in 2023? We dare you to guess.

Eric talks about his latest rip while Rob talks about some of what he has bought lately including a 1 in 11,815 odd card. Also, the guys explain PSA's new grading options through GameStop

Just like the title says, we are extra minty and fresh this week with some numbers. Did PSA open a can of worms? We think so. What would you do with $140 ?

When you see a card, sometimes you just have to pony up. Topps is printing money, not literally, but close enough. Some good stuff in the hobby, and some not so good.

Rob and Eric talk about some of their favorite inserts from the 90's, raw prices vs. graded prices, and Topps gets the Marvel license in 2025.

The guys have a good chat about today's mass production of cards and wonder if we are sunfish or not? Also, they consider this year's Topps chrome basketball and what movies/shows have had cards featured in them.