Kevin O’Leary, aka Mr. Wonderful from Shark Tank, joined forces with investors to buy the Kobe Bryant & Michael Jordan Dual Logoman Auto for a staggering $12.93 million. In this episode, I break down why this sale matters, what it means for collectors vs. investors, and how it could shift the future of the hobby.Timestamps:0:00 – Weird intro & authenticity in content0:33 – The $12.93M Kobe/MJ Logoman sale1:00 – Kevin O’Leary and the buyer group revealed2:45 – Why auctions prove real demand4:50 – Sports cards as part of investment portfolios7:30 – Collector vs. flipper vs. investor mindset10:00 – Real estate, 1031 talk, and how money moves into cards15:00 – Building IP in the hobby (media, brands, creators)
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Kevin O’Leary, aka Mr. Wonderful from Shark Tank, joined forces with investors to buy the Kobe Bryant & Michael Jordan Dual Logoman Auto for a staggering $12.93 million. In this episode, I break down why this sale matters, what it means for collectors vs. investors, and how it could shift the future of the hobby. Timestamps: 0:00 – Weird intro & authenticity in content 0:33 – The $12.93M Kobe/MJ Logoman sale 1:00 – Kevin O’Leary and the buyer group revealed 2:45 – Why auctions prove real demand 4:50 – Sports cards as part of investment portfolios 7:30 – Collector vs. flipper vs. investor mindset 10:00 – Real estate, 1031 talk, and how money moves into cards 15:00 – Building IP in the hobby (media, brands, creators) Thanks to our monthly supporters Azilllatheodd Klendathu Tatershed Justin Burch Always_Eaton Chris Crimminger Casey Miller Ryan Bruder Kevin Quiles Evan Hastie Donut Josh Stewart Zach LaFountain

Kevin O’Leary, aka Mr. Wonderful from Shark Tank, joined forces with investors to buy the Kobe Bryant &amp; Michael Jordan Dual Logoman Auto for a staggering $12.93 million. In this episode, I break down why this sale matters, what it means for collectors vs. investors, and how it could shift the future of the hobby.Timestamps:0:00 – Weird intro &amp; authenticity in content0:33 – The $12.93M Kobe/MJ Logoman sale1:00 – Kevin O’Leary and the buyer group revealed2:45 – Why auctions prove real demand4:50 – Sports cards as part of investment portfolios7:30 – Collector vs. flipper vs. investor mindset10:00 – Real estate, 1031 talk, and how money moves into cards15:00 – Building IP in the hobby (media, brands, creators)
Thanks to our monthly supporters
<ul>
 <li>Azilllatheodd</li>
 <li>Klendathu</li>
 <li>Tatershed</li>
 <li>Justin Burch</li>
 <li>Always_Eaton</li>
 <li>Chris Crimminger</li>
 <li>Casey Miller</li>
 <li>Ryan Bruder</li>
 <li>Kevin Quiles</li>
 <li>Evan Hastie</li>
 <li>Donut</li>
 <li>Josh Stewart</li>
 <li>Zach LaFountain</li>
</ul>

Sports Cards as Real Investments? 🙌 Shark Tank Dude Thinks so...

Welcome to the Sports Cards Are Dope podcast, hosted by Dr. Tyler Tarver (@tarvercards), an aggressively average dude with an above-average obsession for those glorious, four-cornered lil treasures we call sports cards!

This isn’t just a podcast; it’s a celebration of sports, pop culture, and the universal joy of pulling a card so dope you immediately start calculating how many shares of Apple you can buy with it. Whether you’re a seasoned pro, a curious rookie, or someone who just wants to hear how Michael Jordan, Marvel movies, and Saved by the Bell all connect through cardboard, you’ve found your proverbial home.

Here, we keep it (mostly) positive as we dive into the wild world of collecting: rookie chases, market trends, and how these little slices of nostalgia tie into fandom, investing, and, yes, incredible relationships! Also, expect plenty of stories, pop culture tangents, and more than a few questionable analogies.

So grab your penny sleeves, settle in, and let’s talk sports cards more than your spouse would ever allow! SPORTS. CARDS. ARE. DOPE. (and so are you 🎧✨)!

Now quit reading, hit follow, and let’s dance you beautiful chicken nugget.

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Welcome to the Sports Cards Are Dope podcast, hosted by Dr. Tyler Tarver (@tarvercards), an aggressively average dude with an above-average obsession for those glorious, four-cornered lil treasures we call sports cards! This isn’t just a podcast; it’s a celebration of sports, pop culture, and the universal joy of pulling a card so dope you immediately start calculating how many shares of Apple you can buy with it. Whether you’re a seasoned pro, a curious rookie, or someone who just wants to hear how Michael Jordan, Marvel movies, and Saved by the Bell all connect through cardboard, you’ve found your proverbial home. Here, we keep it (mostly) positive as we dive into the wild world of collecting: rookie chases, market trends, and how these little slices of nostalgia tie into fandom, investing, and, yes, incredible relationships! Also, expect plenty of stories, pop culture tangents, and more than a few questionable analogies. So grab your penny sleeves, settle in, and let’s talk sports cards more than your spouse would ever allow! SPORTS. CARDS. ARE. DOPE. (and so are you 🎧✨)! Now quit reading, hit follow, and let’s dance you beautiful chicken nugget.

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