Another batch of great questions this week in my MidLife Sports Cards Q & A episode. Questions include the topic of how I'd run PSA and incorporate SGC and Beckett as well as my level of comfort buying big cards online. Thanks to everyone who has submitted a question in the past.

Mike and Graig discuss some of the recent hobby consolidation. The Strongsville Card Show is changing, the future of Beckett grading, and if Geoff Wilson is right about CGC. The sports card hobby seems to be an endless news cycle, and every week we seem to be hit by something different.

Email Chris Sewall at [email protected] if you're interested in selling all or part of your collection!

Would I work for PSA? Am I bothered that Card Ladder is owned by the Collectors parent company? Do I feel that BGS or SGC slabs will lose value as time goes by? I share my thoughts on a variety of difficult sports card issues in this week's episode.

Is it wrong to sell your sports cards? What about buying a card and selling it quickly after the purchase? Is flipping a card wrong? What are the times it is or isn't ok to sell cards? We take a deep dive as Graig shares a recent purchase, which quickly turned into a recent sale.

If you're interested in selling you collection, reach out to Chris Sewall at [email protected] or visit his website at https://www.collectorinvestordealer.com/

Is Beckett going to receive the SGC treatment by Collectors? Is SGC going to return to their former glory? Is PSA's parent company going to remove all grading options besides PSA? We have a lot to unpack after a wild week in the Sports Card Hobby.

NEO joins Junk Wax Hero to discuss the Beckett Acquisition by PSA's parent company Collectors, the FTC referral by a congressman, and PSA downgrading the Wilt Chamberlain 1961 Fleer rookie card from a 10 to a 9!

Another episode of surface issues and this time with a special guest. Mike of Junk Wax Hero and Graig of MidLife Sports Cards are joined by Adam of Splendid Sports. They discuss the website sportscardclubhouse.com as well as the recent news of Beckett being acquired by Collectors.

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.