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The WORST Sports Card Investment of ALL TIME
Zion Williamson heads up the list of the athlete with the biggest price drops. But over time, we have seen many cards fall from grace. The worst sports card investment ever isn’t just one card — it’s more like a category of cards that symbolized the market’s collapse due to overproduction and misplaced…
Read MoreHow to Find Sports Cards on Ebay
Here’s a detailed guide on how to find both vintage and modern sports cards across all sports on eBay, whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned collector: 🔎 How to Find Vintage & Modern Sports Cards on eBay (All Sports) eBay is one of the largest marketplaces for sports cards, offering everything from 19th-century tobacco…
Read MoreWhy People Collect Baseball Cards
The Origins of Baseball Card Collecting: From Tobacco Packs to Topps Empire Baseball card collecting is one of America’s most enduring hobbies. What began as a humble marketing tool has transformed into a multi-billion-dollar industry, capturing the imagination of generations. The history of baseball cards reflects not just the evolution of a hobby, but also…
Read MoreCandid Talk w/ Ty Wilson. Why START Chasing Cardboard? Regrets?
Ty Wilson is a sports card content creator and host known for his work in the hobby community. He runs the YouTube channel Chasing Cardboard, which has gained a following for its authentic, collector-focused content. What is Chasing Cardboard? Format: It’s a YouTube show centered around opening and reviewing sports card packs, boxes, and sometimes…
Read MoreGeoff Wilson is the Card Hobby GOAT
Another content creator made a statement that he believes Geoff Wilson The Sports Card Investor is the GOAT of card hobby content. Here’s how Geoff Wilson of Sports Card Investor (SCI) stacks up against the rest: 🥇 Sports Card Investor (Geoff Wilson) 🚀 Strengths: Massive Reach & Production Value: ~341k YouTube subs, ~150k…
Read More“Sports Card Bubble”. TOO BIG to Fail?
“Is the sports card hobby too big to fail?” The short answer: No — but it’s too big to disappear. Here’s a deeper breakdown: 🧨 Not Too Big to Fail… The hobby has failed before — or at least collapsed hard: 1990s Junk Wax Era: Overproduction killed value and trust. Many collectors left. 2010s Lull:…
Read MoreFoot Lockers and Dick’s Sporting Goods ARE NOW Card Stores?
Dick’s Sporting Goods is acquiring Foot Locker in a deal valued at $2.4 billion, announced in May 2025. The acquisition is expected to close in the second half of 2025, pending shareholder and regulatory approvals .investors.footlocker-inc.com+9foxbusiness.com+9sneakernews.com+9investors.footlocker-inc.com+2dailyvoice.com+2investopedia.com+2 The acquisition aims to create a global leader in the sports retail industry by combining Dick’s extensive sporting goods…
Read MoreBIG SQUEEZE coming for Sports Card Stores
Sports card store product allocation — how much product (like Topps or Panini boxes) a shop receives from distributors or manufacturers — has been a major point of friction and evolution, especially with Fanatics taking over much of the licensed sports card market. Here’s a breakdown: 🏪 How Product Allocation Traditionally Worked 📦 Distributors Most…
Read MoreBargain Hunting Sports Cards on Ebay! (Ep. 1)
Finding bargains on sports cards on eBay takes some strategy and a little patience. Here are the best tactics collectors and flippers use to snag deals: 🔎 1. Search Mislisted or Misspelled Items Many bargains are found in listings with errors: Search for misspellings of popular players or sets. Example: “Mike Troat” instead of “Mike…
Read MoreBargain Hunting Sports Cards on Ebay! (Ep. 1)
Finding bargains for sports cards on eBay requires a mix of strategy, timing, and research. Here’s a guide to help you consistently find undervalued or underpriced cards: 🔍 1. Search Like a Pro Use these filters and tactics: Sort by: Ending Soonest (for auctions about to end with low bids) Search terms: Use misspellings or…
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