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What the Stock Market Means for the Sports Cards Market, Plus Mailbag Questions

Mike and Jesse also preview the upcoming National Sports Collectors Convention in Chicago

By Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson
Organon Will Start Trading on the New York Stock Exchange on June 03 Photo by Kena Betancur/VIEWpress

On this episode of Sports Cards Nonsense, Mike and Jesse start the show off running through some news in the sports cards world including how card companies like Topps are doing in the stock market and what that might mean for the sports cards industry at large. Next they run through a recently published list of athletes who have seen the biggest increase in their cards sold throughout 2021 and they discuss why so many baseball players rank highly on the list. Then they preview the upcoming National Sports Collectors Convention in Chicago and talk about if there will be good opportunities for buying cards at the convention. Finally, they close the show with some mailbag questions.

Hosts: Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson
Producer: Ronak Nair

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