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Katelyn (@coldlunchcards) sits down with Jenny (@wsportscollector) to explore her Seattle Storm collection.
Jenny shares how moving to Seattle during the 2020 championship season connected her to the team. She explains why she narrowed her collection, how she chooses cards, and why eye appeal matters more than a serial number.
They also discuss Sue Bird, Lauren Jackson, Breanna Stewart, Jewell Loyd, the Storm’s next generation, and the opportunity to collect a team during a rebuild.
Jenny tells the story of winning Panini’s WNBA Player of the Day promotion and opening cards alongside Cynthia Cooper. She closes with the Sue Bird rookie relic containing material from Bird’s first WNBA game and the ticket she paired with it.
This is a conversation about team collecting, community, and owning pieces of the history that made you care.

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Grant Slayton has built Waldorf Stories by finding cards most collectors never see and connecting them with people who value them.
That reputation took years to earn.
Grant joins Brett to explain why trust sits at the center of his business, how he approaches trades, and why relationships matter more than any single transaction.
They discuss the five-and-a-half-year pursuit of the 1997 Ultra Michael Jordan Platinum Medallion 1/1, the work behind sourcing rare cards, and how Grant decides when a card means more than its market value.
Grant also shares his advice for anyone who wants to turn cards into a profession.
Help enough collectors get what they want, and the next opportunity often finds you.

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Card Ladder tracked $911.75 million in online card sales during August 2026. That total exceeded the prior monthly record by more than $200 million.
The demand is clear.
The question is whether the sports card industry has the people and systems to support it.
Brett explains why customer support shapes the collecting experience, how Leighton Sheldon built trust into the acquisition process at Just Collect, and why industry experience starts with solving collector problems.
Brett also announces BCW Supplies as the sponsor of Hobby Jobs and examines COMC’s search for a Customer Support Manager who can move its operation from reactive to proactive.

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A $115 break spot turned into the pull of a lifetime.
Darius, known as @ihitbig2, joins Adam and Ryan to share the full story behind pulling the Rhea Ripley WrestleMania Patch Auto 1/1.
He explains why he flew to Seattle to retrieve the card, why he brought it to Wrestling Card Takeover before consigning it, and why selling the card became the right decision for his family.
The conversation also covers trust in the wrestling card market, the upcoming Topps Universe and Topps Royalty releases, and recent sales involving Alexa Bliss, The Rock, John Cena, and IShowSpeed.

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What makes one card the defining card of a player?
The rookie label?
Market value?
Recognition?
Rarity?
Pack and Brett challenge the belief that a player’s rookie card must be his best card. They use the $240,000 Patrick Mahomes Topps Chrome Superfractor and his $195,000 Prizm Gold Vinyl rookie to test where they stand.
They also make their NFL division and Super Bowl picks, consider what the Topps era means for Panini case hits, and review sales of Caleb Williams, Jaxson Dart, Randy Moss, and Tom Brady.
Plus, they share how fathers can watch football without losing the rest of their Sunday.

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