The episode starts with Chuck and Joe discussing everything you need to know leading up to the Virtual this coming week. In the second part, the guys talk about pre-war cards with Anson Whaley from prewarcards.com And as always: JOE BUYS A BOX and Chuck's vintage set of the week. <hr> Presented by: Oxygen Financial Sports Card InvestorSee <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

The episode starts with Chuck and Joe discussing everything you need to know leading up to the Virtual this coming week. In the second part, the guys talk about pre-war cards with Anson Whaley from prewarcards.com And as always: JOE BUYS A BOX and Chuck's vintage set of the week. Presented by: Oxygen Financial Sports Card Investor See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The episode starts with Chuck and Joe discussing everything you need to know leading up to the Virtual this coming week. In the second part, the guys talk about pre-war cards with Anson Whaley from prewarcards.com And as always: JOE BUYS A BOX and Chuck's vintage set of the week. Presented by: Oxygen Financial Sports Card InvestorSee <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="noopener noreferrer">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Episode 14: "Almost to the Virtual, and Pre-War Cards"

Chuck Oliver and Joe Davis dive into the world of trading, collecting and selling baseball cards.&nbsp; Whether you're a collector or a dealer, this is the podcast for you as they talk all things baseball cards, from vintage to modern and everything in between!

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Chuck Oliver and Joe Davis dive into the world of trading, collecting and selling baseball cards.  Whether you're a collector or a dealer, this is the podcast for you as they talk all things baseball cards, from vintage to modern and everything in between!

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Episode 14: "Almost to the Virtual, and Pre-War Cards"

Episode 14: "Almost to the Virtual, and Pre-War Cards"