Major demand and nearly impossible to find in a high grade, the 1955 Topps Roberto Clemente remains one of the most sought after vintage cards of all time. But does #36 on the Iconic 100 countdown do it justice? @incardboardveritas and @thereal27guy give their thoughts.

The 1953 Topps Mickey Mantle card comes in at #37, but is that too high? Listen in as Adam Gray (@thereal27guy) and @sportscardpete debate the ranking.

The 1986 Fleer Sticker Michael Jordan comes in at #38 on the #Iconic100 countdown, but was very polarizing amongst voters. @brooklynvintagecards joins @thereal27guy to give his personal thoughts on the ranking and why it may have landed where it did.

The 1997 E-X-2001 Jambalaya Michael Jordan is one of the most iconic inserts of all time, and a card near and dear to Adam AND Jeremy's hearts. But does its ranking at #39 on the Iconic 100 countdown make sense? Listen in as they discuss.

Days after seeing Mike Trout's 2011 Topps Update card on the #Iconic100 countdown, his 2009 Bowman Chrome shows up at #40. But should the Bowman Chrome be higher? @yanxchick joins Adam Gray to give her thoughts.

The long awaited arrival of a T206 card finally comes to an end at #41 and it's none other than the legendary Ty Cobb (including all versions). But its appearance at this spot is not sitting well with vintage collector @sportscardpete.

Steph Curry's 2009 Topps Chrome checks in at #42 on the #Iconic100 countdown... a respectable placement says Sports Card Investory's Tyler Nethercott. But he believes this card will soar in ranking over the next few years.

25 years after the release of Pokemon, there's still a debate raging over what card was actually the first ever to be made and distributed. In Episode 11 of The Hobby, Pokemon expert @maxmaxcity joins Adam Gray to reveal the truth and explain why there's so much confusion.

Nolan Ryan needs no introduction. The man was feared by hitters for nearly three decades and remains a legend to this day, so it's no surprise to see his 1968 Topps rookie card on the #Iconic100 list... but @cagelawyer has a problem with exactly where it landed.

After seeing Ronaldo and Pele earlier in the Iconic 100 countdown, Leo Messi finally makes his first appearance at the #44 spot. @croatiantwins is back to give his thoughts on Messi's 2004 Mega Cracks card.