In this episode we dive into the world of vintage toys and GI Joe's with our good friend Joe Curcio. He shares with us the history and current trends of this popular hobby.

In this episode we dive into the world of moder sports cards with OPCBASEBALL.COM Founder Tom Salem. He shares a bit on its history and current markets trends as well as the best products to buy in 2021.

In this episode we talk with Kurt Christensen of Ripping Vintage Packs about the history of wrestling cards as well as the latest hobby trends. He also shows us some of his great wrestling items.

In this episode, Ryan shares with us some of his amazing autos in both the world of basketball and baseball.

In this episode we have an in-depth conversation with Nick Vanni on the recent prices of unopened Desert Shield as well as a deep dive into the discrepancies in population reports between authenticators. Finally, we talk a bit about BNC authenticators and the services they provide to Desert Shield collectors.

In this episode we talk to Ryan Timmer about the rare-issued first series Scooby Doo Comic series. He shares with us some history as well as his amazing collection.

In this episode, we move from Scott's world of collecting cards into his amazing chapter in his career as a professional sports card photographer. He shares how he began as well as his amazing career as a baseball card photographer for Score Baseball. #hobby #collect #baseballcards #photography #MLB #hobbynetworkgroup

In this episode we get to know collector and sports photographer Scott Levy's humble beginning as a card collector and he shares some of his amazing pieces as well as his current take on the hobby. 

In this episode we speak with one of the legends in the world of unopened - Tim Monaghan about the world of unopened sports cards, his beginnings as a collector as well as a bit of "show and tell". 

In this episode with get a nice history on non-sports card from our good friend Kurt Christensen. Kurt also shows us some amazingly scarce unopened pieces dating back to the 50's!