Marc shares how AuctionWire was built to solve a major problem for collectors: keeping track of cards, tickets, autographs, TCG, and other collectibles across dozens of auction houses, marketplaces, and dealer inventories.The episode includes a live demo of AuctionWire’s search tools, universal saved searches, auction calendar, AI-powered recommendations, and upcoming features like universal POP reports through GemRate.

Leighton is always buying collections with his company, Just Collect. Reach out for a FREE APPRAISAL anytime HERE.

On episode 120 of Trading Card Therapy, Leighton sits down with Mike from Junkwax Hero for a wide-ranging hobby conversation. They discuss Mike’s collecting journey, the growth of his YouTube channel, Strongsville’s vintage card show community, iconic pickups, Attic Find stories, the rise of eye appeal stickers, and a nostalgic 1994 SP baseball pack rip.

Leighton is always buying collections with this company, Just Collect! Reach out for a FREE APPRAISAL anytime HERE.

In Episode 119 of Trading Card Therapy, Leighton sit down with Greg from Midlife Cards to dive deep into the real meaning behind the hobby — from childhood memories and family connections to the friendships that span across the country.We talk about:How collecting becomes therapy during life’s toughest moments

The powerful bond between Greg and his father through cards

Why the chase matters more than the card itself

Tips for collecting vintage on a budget

And the surprising truth about grading, value, and what really mattersLeighton is always buying collections with his company, Just Collect! Reach out for a FREE APPRAISAL any time HERE.

Welcome back to Trading Card Therapy! In Episode 118, we take a deep dive into one of the most fascinating and misunderstood areas of the hobby — Star Basketball cards from 1983–1986 (with Michael Jordan) with a good friend of ours, David @high_speed_card_chase.

Leighton is always buying collections through his company, Just Collect! Reach out for a FREE APPRAISAL any time HERE.

Jeremy Lee of Sports Cards Live joins your host, Leighton Sheldon, on Trading Card Therapy to talk about his show, collecting history, and tips for content.

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Leighton is always buying collections with his company, Just Collect. Reach out for a free appraisal any time HERE.

James Fiorentino joins Leighton Sheldon on the new episode of Trading Card Therapy podcast.

Fiorentino is an incredible artist of fine art, illustrations, water colors, and more who is big into the hobby. Leighton and James talk about combining passions together and spots-related pieces.

Leighton is always buying and selling collections through his company, Just Collect. You can reach out for a free appraisal any time HERE.

Was the 1948 Leaf set actually released in 1948—or 1949?In this episode of Trading Card Therapy, we uncover the truth and hidden history behind the 1948/49 Leaf Baseball set, including newly uncovered legal documents that challenge long-held hobby beliefs.Author and researcher Brian joins the show to break down Leaf’s printing process, rare short prints, color variations, lawsuits with Bowman, and what this all means for the Jackie Robinson rookie card debate. If you collect vintage baseball cards—or care about hobby history—this is a must-watch.📌 Topics covered:• 1948 vs 1949 Leaf baseball release date• Jackie Robinson Leaf rookie controversy• Leaf short prints & printing errors explained• Lawsuits, distribution, and hobby myths• How this impacts vintage card values

Interested in selling a collection? Leighton Sheldon, host of Trading Card Therapy, is always buying with his company, Just Collect! You can get a free appraisal any time HERE.

In this episode of Trading Card Therapy, Leighton talks about Goldin Auctions and their fresh to the hobby T206 Honus Wagner PSA 1 that has been with the family since 1910. He also talks about the Collectors Universe acquiring Beckett and talks about his experience in local card shows.

Leighton is always buying and selling collections with his company, Just Collect. He also helped discover a T206 Wagner ! Interested in selling a collection? Reach out for a free appraisal any time HERE.

Cards from the recent RED CROSS find have been sold plus a N28 Cap Anson crossover from Beckett to PSA! Leighton brings you the story today on Trading Card Therapy. Check out the full story of the Red Cross find HERE.Leighton is always buying collections with his company, Just Collect. Interested in selling a collection? Reach out for a free appraisal any time HERE.

In this episode of Trading Card Therapy, Leighton talks about his trip to Nashville to purchase a collection that included 16 - 1910 Red Cross T215 tobacco cards!

Leighton is always buying collections with his company, Just Collect. Interested in a selling a collection? Reach out for a free appraisal any time HERE.