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You know him as Uncle Rich. I affectionately refer to him in my mind as "Richipedia: the Human Hyperlink". Rich sits down with me and answers a whole lot of questions about his life and how he got hooked on the cards. We almost went longer than the Director's Cut of Apocalypse now. 


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What better way to celebrate the late 1970's culture and sports than with a virtual and literal trip to the Big D, Dallas? While here for the Dallas Card Show we celebrate the 1978 Topps Football offering while Dad-facting our way through the D, the F, and the W sports scene. 

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Honus, PWCC, Topps.....what a week to be alive! To say this is the biggest week in hobby history just might not be an understatement. The Dark Horse, George Harrison, tells us it is all going to be okay. Go Hokies!


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Welcome to Hockey Night from the Keating Card Cave! Busy week of celebrating National Baseball Card Day by buying hockey cards. I follow than oxymoron up by highlighting the "moron" portion and purchasing over 100,000 drunk uncle-free junk wax-era cards. We've got Soviets, Seals, Bullies and the historical Black Aces!

Visit the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in person or online at https://nlbm.com


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What is not to like about 1974? Topps was churning out some top shelf stuff at this point. No Dad Facts but tons of baseball goings on, clarification of the Boston-Buffalo-Jabbar shenanigans and a tribute to James Rodney Richard. Throw in some humble bragging about vintage auction winnings and you got yourself an hour plus of monotone monotony. 

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Lucky 13! NBA and ABA...sitting in a tree...1971-72 Topps brought the two leagues together in one set. Sport and culture was changing rapidly. This set epitomized the color of the seventies yet still had a foot planted in the days of old.  

Drinking Game Included: See how many times your host gets tripped up by Lew Alcindor/Kareem Abdul Jabbar. More unforgivable is confusing the Buffalo Braves with the Boston Braves. Enjoy but drink responsibly. 

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We said goodbye to Elvis and hello to the Sex Pistols! Book of Lists, Top 5 Hobby Pods, Bigfoot Drunk  Uncles, and Shakira. What other podcasts has that kind of content? 1977 Topps Football goes under the microscope.

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Possibly the most elegant baseball card set ever produced is the 1971 Topps issue. Beautifully frustrating to collect. Gorgeous photography and tasteful design plus they were amazingly able to fit the entire history of the Milwaukee Brewers on the back of the team card ! Plus, the D.B.Cooper case is finally solved


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2021 MLB All Star Break sparks the memory of the most epic All Star home run ever. Before he was Mr October, he was "Buck", or "Jax". Before he pulled the shorts down on a trio or Dodgers pitchers he sent a Dock Ellis pitch into infinity (and beyond). 50 years on from a legend being born. Cheers too you, Reginald Martinez Jackson. 

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I venture to North Chicago in search of vintage hockey cards. I break a skate in the process.All is not lost as I meet Ronnie Holloway with Elite Sports Cards, a brick and mortar LCS not too far from the Friendly Confines of Wrigley Field. Ronnie agreed to chat about his store and the hobby. Ronnie can be reached @:
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National Show : 700 aisle
Phone: 773.784.1396
LCS: 2028 W. Montrose Avenue, Chicago, IL 60618

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