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.

The guys point out some possible bargains for ripping as well as making a tough choice (relatively) on a What Would You Open question. Are on card autos undervalued?

Eric's a bit under the weather so the guys shorten things up but still power through it.

The guys talk Topps Finest, a theft at the Dallas Card Show, and Eric has a fun game plan for The National.

We love the olympics, how about you? Rob puts out a call to action. Some new releases, are we impressed? 

Thanks to all of you, our listeners, our podcast was #1 in the state for our division of the Keystone Media Awards. You all rock!  This episode talks about a recent whiffle ball experience, football cards (yes, football cards), the cool factor, and so much more.

The guys talk about the need for more representation and marketing for women in the hobby. Also, which NBA Finals team rookie card class would you pick ? Plus more including did Rob really try to switch places with Eric? 

The guys talk about the recent and aggressive moves by PSA (ya know, that grading card company) in the market as well as 2023 Topps Platinum and whether it needs something more.