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In Part 5, we get into the real reason cards hit so hard for so many of us. Not just value, not just the chase, but the actual emotional and even physical reaction collectors can have to certain cards.
We talk about what creates that feeling, what separates cards from other collectibles, and how the hobby’s structure, history, and shared “language” shape the way we collect. The chat brings strong perspectives on nostalgia, enjoyment, and what keeps the collecting flame going over decades.
We also touch briefly on a current topic that popped up on social media, then close with updates on POPs & COMPs, the Hobby Spectrum survey improvements, and what’s coming next.
If you’re watching this episode in parts, this is the one that gets surprisingly personal about why we collect at all.
POPs & COMPs update: The book has been uploaded to Amazon KDP and is currently in the review queue (up to 72 hours). Once it clears, we’ll be ordering a proof copy to verify everything before it goes live.
The Hobby Spectrum: If you haven’t joined yet, get on the waitlist for an early access code. We’re temporarily holding new codes while a handful of survey question revisions are being deployed, including a couple with more sophisticated logic.
If you’ve already taken the assessment, you can retake it every 30 days. If you feel like your approach is evolving or you want a cleaner result after the updates, take it again when you’re eligible.
What’s coming next: More functionality is on the way, including improved search and filtering and the ability to add who you collect so others can find you and connect on the platform of your choice.
Podcast listeners: Even when there’s no live show, episodes will continue to hit Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere you listen.
Thanks for watching and for bringing the chat energy every week. See you next time.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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In Part 5, we get into the real reason cards hit so hard for so many of us. Not just value, not just the chase, but the actual emotional and even physical reaction collectors can have to certain cards.
We talk about what creates that feeling, what separates cards from other collectibles, and how the hobby’s structure, history, and shared “language” shape the way we collect. The chat brings strong perspectives on nostalgia, enjoyment, and what keeps the collecting flame going over decades.
We also touch briefly on a current topic that popped up on social media, then close with updates on POPs & COMPs, the Hobby Spectrum survey improvements, and what’s coming next.
If you’re watching this episode in parts, this is the one that gets surprisingly personal about why we collect at all.
POPs & COMPs update: The book has been uploaded to Amazon KDP and is currently in the review queue (up to 72 hours). Once it clears, we’ll be ordering a proof copy to verify everything before it goes live.
The Hobby Spectrum: If you haven’t joined yet, get on the waitlist for an early access code. We’re temporarily holding new codes while a handful of survey question revisions are being deployed, including a couple with more sophisticated logic.
If you’ve already taken the assessment, you can retake it every 30 days. If you feel like your approach is evolving or you want a cleaner result after the updates, take it again when you’re eligible.
What’s coming next: More functionality is on the way, including improved search and filtering and the ability to add who you collect so others can find you and connect on the platform of your choice.
Podcast listeners: Even when there’s no live show, episodes will continue to hit Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere you listen.
Thanks for watching and for bringing the chat energy every week. See you next time.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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