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Why are Jackie Robinson card values spiking and catching up to Mickey Mantle? As time goes by, some cards are and players are losing demand, while others are gaining steam. Values don't mean everything in sports cards, but it does get a glimpse into the demand for that player. #sportscards #baseballcards #vintagecards

Tony @SouthernCollector14‬ and Mike Petty chime in with their friendly banter of the "Odd Couple" for the June installment of Extra Innings. They do a monthly episode, on Tony's channel, that is must watch.

On Episode 4 of The Hangover, Jeremy Lee, Joe Poirot, and David Chase reflect on another memorable Sports Cards Live marathon before heading down a collecting rabbit hole none of them expected.The conversation begins with a detailed eye appeal showdown between two 1958 Topps Jim Brown rookies, exploring centering, registration, print quality, corners, and what really matters when evaluating vintage cards. From there, the guys share recent pickups including Jerry Rice memorabilia cards, Barry Bonds inserts, Dave Winfield patches, and Jeremy's newest obsession: 1966 Donruss Marvel superhero cards.What follows is a fascinating discussion about collecting freedom. Do you really need the rookie card? Are collectors limiting themselves by chasing the same cards everyone else wants? And why are so many longtime hobbyists suddenly finding themselves drawn toward music cards, historical figures, vintage non-sports cards, and entirely new collecting lanes?The result is an episode about curiosity, exploration, and the idea that some of the most rewarding hobby experiences happen when you stop following the traditional rules.Follow Jeremy on Instagram:@jlee_sportscardslive@jlee_cardsTake the Hobby Spectrum assessment:Hobby SpectrumBuy Pops & Comps by Jeremy Lee:Pops & Comps on AmazonSubscribe to Sports Cards Live on YouTube:Sports Cards LiveListen to The Hangover and more hobby content on the Sports Card Clubhouse Network.

Mike of  @JunkWaxHero  and Graig  @MidLifeCards  discuss some recent experiences at local card shows. The shows are packed and cards are selling for huge amounts.

Graig of MidLife Sports Cards has a conversation with Ash of Legacy Cards. You can find his website at legacycardz.net online to see his full inventory. He shares his thoughts on a variety of card hobby topics.