Posts Tagged ‘sports card collector’
GaryVee BAILED on the Sports Card Hobby.
Gary Vaynerchuk, known as Gary V, has been vocal about his belief in the potential of sports cards as both collectibles and investments. He became particularly influential during the sports card boom around 2019-2021, sharing insights about the market on social media, interviews, and podcasts. Here are some key points he made about sports cards:…
Read MoreThe Most Overpriced Sports Cards at Card Shows!
BEWARE! At sports card shows, certain cards tend to be overpriced due to hype, perceived rarity, or emotional attachment from sellers. Some of the most commonly overpriced sports cards include: Recent Rookie Cards: New rookie cards, especially those of hyped players, can be overpriced due to the “prospect gamble.” Sellers price them based on potential…
Read MoreLet’s STOP the Insanity with 2023 National Treasures Football
The 2023 Panini National Treasures Football card set, released on September 27, 2024, is a premium collection aimed at serious NFL card collectors. Each box contains 10 cards, including 8 autographs or relics, 1 base or insert card, and 1 parallel card. Popular elements of this set are the Rookie Patch Autographs (RPAs), which feature…
Read MoreWhy Did the Sports Card Investor trade Jordan for Lebron?!?
Geoff Wilson is a prominent figure in the sports card collecting community and the founder of Sports Card Investor, a platform and YouTube channel dedicated to helping collectors and investors navigate the sports card market. He provides market insights, trends, and investment advice on buying, selling, and collecting cards. His platform includes tools for tracking…
Read More2024 Topps Chrome Football Card Preview + More Rookie Debut Patches
The 2024 Topps Chrome Football Cards are set to feature a variety of exciting designs and parallels. One product in particular, the 2024 Topps Motif Football Hobby Box, is expected to be released on September 13, 2024. This box comes with 8 cards per pack and includes high-end features such as 6 autograph cards, 1…
Read MoreFanatics Fest 2024 HYPE Vids are OUT. But What’s Missing?
Fanatics Fest in New York is an upcoming event that will take place from August 16-18, 2024, at the Javits Center. It’s described as a massive celebration of sports fandom, culture, and collectibles. Fanatics is aiming to create a unique experience with interactive features, product drops, exclusive merchandise, and appearances from high-profile athletes like Tom…
Read MoreWhen Sports Card Price Increases Start to Make Sense
Supply and demand significantly impact sports card prices: High Demand, Low Supply: If a particular card or set is highly sought after but has limited availability, the price will typically increase. This can happen with rare cards, rookie cards, or cards of popular players. Low Demand, High Supply: Conversely, if there is an abundance of…
Read MoreHow I’m Controlling my Spending Buying Sports Cards
To budget effectively when buying sports cards: Set a Monthly Limit: Determine how much you can afford to spend each month without impacting other financial obligations. Prioritize Goals: Focus on specific cards or sets that are most important to you, rather than buying impulsively. Track Expenses: Keep a detailed record of your purchases to ensure…
Read MoreTopps and Goldin Auctions Have Lost their Minds.
Topps, known for its iconic trading cards, faced significant changes in recent years. In 2021, Fanatics, a sports merchandise company, acquired the exclusive rights to produce MLB trading cards starting in 2026, ending Topps’ long-standing relationship with Major League Baseball. In response, Topps expanded into other sports, like basketball, and entertainment cards. Despite these shifts,…
Read MoreHow to Find Great Sports Card Deals Every Day.
To find great deals on sports cards, consider these strategies: Monitor Online Marketplaces: Regularly check eBay, Facebook Marketplace, and other auction sites for underpriced listings or auctions ending at odd hours. Join Collector Groups: Engage in sports card forums, Reddit communities, or Facebook groups where members often trade or sell cards at lower prices. Attend…
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