Graig fields a batch of new questions that covers some topics that include whether we should still be open to using Probstein for consignments or even bidding. Other questions include how Pokemon are affecting the sports cards hobby and even PSA.

With the recent news and uproar about PSA, I decided to bring on John Mangini of The Mangini Collection on YouTube to discuss them for This Week In Sports Cards.

After a big week, which included the launch of our new website sportscardclubhouse.com , we discuss our reaction to seeing some big card collections, and how to avoid falling into hobby traps. Should we set rules for our collections? Are there things that new purchases MUST have or CAN'T have? All of this in another fun episode with Mike and Graig.

Over the weekend I talked with Jeremy Lee of Sports Cards Live about the latest PSA scandal and also about Jeremy's new Collector-Investor Spectrum!

Find The Hobby Spectrum here:

https://www.thehobbyspectrum.com/

And Sports Cards Live:

https://www.youtube.com/c/sportscardslive

Welcome to my weekly MidLife Sports Card Q&A episode where I answer your top questions about collecting, investing, grading, the current market, and everything in between. Whether you're new to the hobby or a long-time collector, this Q&A dives deep into the hottest topics in the sports card world right now. This week I share my thoughts the death of card shows, the future of the card hobby, and the recent spike in interest of non sport cards.

This week's episode of Surface Issues, Graig and Mike discuss the ethics of bidding on a Probstein auction on eBay post-Snype collapse. Plus we launched a new website!

To email Chris Sewall about your collection:

[email protected]

For our new website:

https://www.sportscardclubhouse.com/

Dylan @doubledvintagebaseballcards & Adam @SplendidSports return to the Sports Card Clubhouse for some Q&A!

Today I talked with Dustin from  ⁨The Sports Card Dad⁩  about his relationship with Rick Probstein and Snype, sponsorships in general, his sometimes-adversarial relationship with some commenters, and more!

Shill bidding. Auction houses. Snype's disaster. SGC's collapse. November of 2025 is one of the craziest months in the history of the sports card hobby. So, navigating our next steps may be more difficult than we think. Graig and Mike tackle the current state of the hobby, and the best way to navigate through it.

Welcome to my weekly MidLife Sports Card Q&A episode where I answer your top questions about collecting, investing, grading, the current market, and everything in between. Whether you're new to the hobby or a long-time collector, this Q&A dives deep into the hottest topics in the sports card world right now. This week I share my thoughts on a variety of Sports Card Hobby concerns, including: Junk Wax era cards with upside, PSA's future of grading, and being a collector of things besides just sports cards.