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Collector vs. Investor Comparison, Rare Mbappé Card, Upcoming Shows, and Mailbag

Mike and Jesse discuss the value of French soccer star’s card

By Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson
Paris Saint-Germain v Juventus: Group H - UEFA Champions League Photo by Marc Atkins/Getty Images


Mike and Jesse begin by continuing their conversation regarding collectors vs. investors within the hobby (4:00). Then, they discuss the Mbappé card that they pulled last week and speculate how much it may be worth (16:00) before sharing some upcoming card shows they’ll be attending (22:00). Finally, they run through some news and notes (32:00) and close the show by answering some mailbag questions (42:00).

Hosts: Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon

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