Posts Tagged ‘sports card collecting’
Sports Card Radio: What is Wrong with This Hobby?
Geoff Wilson TESTED by Michael Rubin + More Mega Card Stores Coming?
Michael Rubin is the founder and executive chairman of Fanatics, a global leader in licensed sports merchandise. Fanatics operates online stores for major professional sports leagues, teams, and collegiate athletic programs. Rubin founded the company in 1995, originally as a brick-and-mortar retailer, but it has since evolved into a dominant force in e-commerce for sports…
Read MoreDarren Rovell wants to RUN Card Content + The Rookie Card is Ruined
Darren Rovell is a well-known sports business reporter, analyst, and media personality. He is widely recognized for his coverage of sports business, marketing, sponsorship deals, and the intersection of sports and finance. Rovell has worked for various media outlets and platforms, including ESPN, CNBC, Action Network, and The Athletic. Throughout his career, Rovell has gained…
Read More5 Sports Cards OBLITERATED the Last 365 days
A sports card price crash refers to a significant and sudden decline in the prices of sports cards across the market. This can occur for various reasons and may affect specific players, sets, or the market as a whole. Here are some factors that could contribute to a sports card price crash: Player Performance Decline:…
Read MoreOhtani Baseball Card Price DIP?
Shohei Ohtani is a highly talented Japanese baseball player who has made a significant impact in Major League Baseball (MLB) as both a pitcher and a hitter. Ohtani’s versatility and exceptional skills have garnered widespread attention and made him a popular figure among baseball fans and collectors. As a result, his baseball cards, particularly his…
Read MorePSA Raises Prices + Fanatics Buying PSA???
PSA (Professional Sports Authenticator) offers various grading service levels for sports cards, each with its own pricing structure. The cost of grading a card depends on factors such as the declared value of the card, the desired turnaround time, and any additional services requested (such as autograph authentication or special labels). However, please note that…
Read MoreAnticipating Card Hype & Pricing Players with Fantasy Sports By: Nick Owen
Which comes first, the chicken or the egg, player hype or player production? In this hobby world of card comps, hype cycles, drafts, media coverage, elevated card production runs, eBay auctions and so much more, it’s hard to find reliable information to make informative buying decisions. You know what is the guaranteed way to get reliable…
Read MoreSports Card Prices Will Cool Off. And That’s Ok
Sports card prices for many cards have moved downward over the last few years, but I think we have more downward pressure to go. But that’s ok. Sports card prices can change due to various factors, including supply and demand dynamics, player performance, market trends, and external influences. Here are some reasons why sports card…
Read MorePSA 9 vs PSA 10 Card Prices. Which has performed better over time?
Is PSA 9 or PSA 10 the best long term sports card buy? PSA (Professional Sports Authenticator) grades sports cards on a scale from 1 to 10, with 10 being the highest grade indicating a card in pristine condition. Here’s a comparison between PSA 9 and PSA 10 card grading: PSA 9 (Mint): A PSA…
Read MoreAre we in a ‘Junk Card Show’ Era?
Uh oh, are we starting to see a chink in the armor for sports card shows? Sports card shows in the US can vary in size, format, and organization, but they typically follow a similar setup and structure. Here’s an overview of how sports card shows are typically set up: Venue: Sports card shows are…
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