WNBA cards are having a moment, but the history behind them runs deep.

In this episode, I sit down with Annemarie (@women.on.topps) to talk about the evolution of women’s sports cards, the growth of WNBA collecting, and why we’re seeing a surge in interest today. She’s been collecting for decades, writes for The Athletic, and knows this space inside and out.

We discuss:

• The early days of WNBA cards and the role of Pinnacle, Fleer, and Rittenhouse
• How eBay shaped the women’s sports card market before hobby shops cared
• The impact of NIL, social media, and Caitlin Clark on WNBA collecting
• Breaking culture, price spikes, and what it means for longtime collectors
• Why veteran WNBA cards are still so undervalued

If you’ve been following WNBA cards or thinking about diving in, this episode is a must-listen.

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