Michael highlights the world of sports collectibles as an alternative asset class. Tune in to hear insights from his recent wealth management talks, the importance of third-party grading, and the evolving market for game-used memorabilia. Michael also discusses some intriguing appraisals from recent events.

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Michael discusses the evolving landscape of card shows and local card shops. Reflecting on the past and discussing the future, Michael covers everything from the old smoky rooms filled with collectors to the modern innovations needed to keep the hobby alive. Plus, get insights into the first ever Fanatics Fest and the exciting interactions between athletes and fans.

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Michael explains why you can't retire on your 1980s, 1990s, and even 2000s trading card collections. Discover the impact of mass production on the value of sports collectibles, and learn why quantity doesn't always equate to quality. Michael shares insights on popular items like Ken Griffey Jr.'s rookie cards, limited edition autographs, and even reprint sets.

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Michael delves into the significance and methodology of using comparables (comps) to determine the value of sports memorabilia. He explains how various factors affect the valuation, including the condition, market events, and rarity, as well as the differences in valuation methods depending on the purpose (auction, donation, insurance).

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Michael combs thru his email bag and answers your questions. Topics range from whether to get sports cards graded, when to appraise collections, tax deductions related to appraisals, verifying the authenticity of autographs, and more. He concludes by sharing a bit about his recent interview with Shad Khan.

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In this episode, Michael explores the fascinating history of card collecting, covering notable card issues from the late 1800s to the late 1900s. The episode also delves into the significance of many specific issued sets, regional issue cards, and the impact of the overproduction of baseball cards in the 1980s and 1990s.

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Host Michael Osacky discusses the intricacies of modern versus vintage sports collectibles and the importance of portfolio diversification. He explains how modern collectibles can be volatile, while vintage items tend to be more stable. Michael also highlights the growing importance of game-used jerseys, autographed cards, and non-sports cards, like Pokémon.

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In the inaugural episode of The Sports Appraiser podcast, host Michael Osacky introduces himself and his career in sports collectibles appraisals. Michael shares his career journey, and what drew him to sports collectibles. He discusses his role in appraising collections and touches on the various individuals and organizations he assists.

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