Sports Cards Nonsense

Mike and Jesse run through the division series matchups for the MLB playoffs and list some players whose cards could increase in value if their teams go on deep postseason runs (3:54). Then they list some of their favorite and least favorite NFL cards right now based on team performance and upcoming schedules (23:24). Next, they share some tips on how to gain a following in the card hobby for this...

Mike and Jesse discuss some exclusive information provided to them about the nature of the massive Fanatics deal, which is poised to reshape the entire hobby, and then they talk about what some of the particulars surrounding buying, selling, and grading could mean (3:58). Next, Mike talks about why he’s looking to buy Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton cards as the Yankees start to heat up before t...

Mike and Jesse start the show by recapping some of the games that Mike thought would have some hobby relevance from this week in the NFL (2:25), and then Jesse runs through the card values of quarterbacks from the 2021 draft class and compares them to the 2020 class (7:02). They then are joined by MLB.com's Mark Feinsand, who shares which players he thinks might make a big splash in the upcoming M...

Mike and Jesse start the show by discussing the news that Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa fractured his ribs and what the injury means for his card value before talking about the latest surrounding Ben Simmons as the 76ers look to trade him ahead of the NBA season (3:13). Next, they share some listener-submitted stories of the best profit flips made on selling cards (16:48), and then Mike shares which...

Mike and Jesse run through some of the notable quarterback injuries from Week 2 of the NFL season and how they could impact the overall NFL card market before recapping some important games (3:13). Then Mike shares which cards he’s been buying lately, most notably some Zion Williamson rookie cards (25:35). Next, the guys take some mailbag questions from listeners (48:17) before they are joined by...

Mike and Jesse preview some NFL Week 2 games that they are interested in and talk about which card prices they’ll be watching closely after the games (1:30). Next, they talk about four NBA players who were injured during the 2021 season and could see a rebound in card price in 2022 (19:55). Then Jesse talks about some news around the hobby for this episode’s Straight Facts, Homie (41:07). They the...

Mike and Jesse go over some of the key performances from Week 1 of the NFL season and speculate on card values of some players going forward. They also discuss the values of the recent NFL products by year based on the success of their draft classes. Next, they talk about the AL MVP race and why they feel Shohei Ohtani isn’t a lock to win the award thanks to the late-season surge made by Vladimir...

Mike and Jesse run through Derek Jeter’s rookie cards the day after he was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame and discuss which card values they like the best and the long-term outlook on Jeter prices. Then Jesse runs through some news stories in the hobby including the release of some Topps MLB NFTs, some cryptocurrency news, and a brief recap of the ‘Sports Cards Nonsense’ fantasy football...

Mike and Jesse quickly run through some NFL news and card trends ahead of the season, which begins this week, before breaking down some NBA cards that they feel are a good value buy right now as basketball hype begins to build ahead of the coming NBA season. They then talk about a few upcoming releases before closing the show with mailbag questions.  Hosts: Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson Producer:...

Mike and Jesse discuss the card-market implications of Mac Jones being named the starting QB for the New England Patriots, before running through the values of some other modern and vintage football cards. They are then joined by Jason Flynn from the 'Soccer Cards United' podcast to talk about the biggest moves of the summer transfer window, including Cristiano Ronaldo’s move to Manchester United...

Mike and Jesse run through some of the latest NFL news as the season approaches, including the DeShaun Watson trade rumors and JK Dobbins’s injury. They discuss the card market implications for both of these stories before taking a look at the card values of some vintage NFL and NBA legends including Dan Marino, John Elway, Jim Brown, Bill Russell, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Then they briefly discus...

Mike runs through the some notable NFL QBs and discusses their card values heading into the season before briefly talking Albert Pujols's card values and whether he might be a good buy late into his legendary career. Next, Kristina from Card Ladder joins the show to talk about the huge Fanatics deal and what it means for the hobby long term, what Kristina’s time at Card Ladder has taught her about...

Mike and Jesse start the show off by talking briefly about some standout performances from NFL preseason so far and what that means for certain players’ card values. Then they dive into the massive news of Fanatics reportedly agreeing to deals with MLB, NBA, and NFL to become the exclusive license holder for all three leagues in producing trading cards (13:18), what the deals mean for the hobby, w...

This week, we are joined by NFL Network reporter Mike Giardi to talk about his love for card collecting, the prices of rookie QB cards, and trends to follow for the upcoming NFL season (1:57). Then, we react to the latest in the PWCC marketplace (38:42) before opening the mailbag (51:55). Hosts: Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson Guest: Mike Giardi Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson Learn more about...

This week, we recap some NFL preseason overreactions in the market (1:30) before running through a list of baseball prospects and identifying whom you should buy and whom you should sell (25:00). Then, we react to the news that a Honus Wagner card sold for $6.6 million (42:30) before opening the mailbag (55:00). Hosts: Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson Producers: Ronak Nair and Bobby Wagner Learn mor...

Mike and Jesse talk about the best NFL cards to buy heading into the 2021 season, including some under-the-radar picks. They also discuss why non-quarterbacks are valued less than quarterbacks in the card hobby. Next, Jesse runs through some news stories from around the card industry, and the guys close the show with some mailbag questions from the listeners. Hosts: Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson...

Mike and Jesse are joined by J. Kyle Mann to discuss this year’s deceptively deep NBA draft and what it could mean for the card prices of the incoming rookie class (0:27). They discuss whether high picks like Cade Cunningham and Jalen Green have superstar potential, some of Kyle’s favorite late-round sleepers, and also touch on some of the recent moves made in free agency by the Los Angeles Lakers...

Mike and Jesse discuss some of the recent moves made in NBA free agency beginning with the various moves made by the Chicago Bulls and how it affects the card prices of Lonzo Ball, DeMar DeRozan, and Zach Lavine. Then they discuss Carmelo Anthony's and Russell Westbrook’s card values now that they’ve joined the Lakers. Next, Jesse runs through some news around the card industry and Mike shares his...

On this week’s episode of ‘Sports Cards Nonsense,’ Mike and Jesse run through some of the biggest trades from a very eventful MLB trade deadline and what trades could mean for the card values of players like Kris Bryant, Javier Báez, Anthony Rizzo, and Max Scherzer. They then briefly touch on Russell Westbrook being traded to the Los Angeles Lakers and why now is a good time to hold onto Russ card...

On this week’s episode of ‘Sports Cards Nonsense,’ Mike and Jesse are live from the main stage of the National Sports Collectors Convention in Chicago, also known as The National. They discuss the convention at large and how it measured up to their expectations in terms of crowds and card pricing. They then hit on some news stories from the week in sports, including the Russell Westbrook trade to...

On this week’s episode of ‘Sports Cards Nonsense,’ Mike and Jesse quickly run through the card values of some notable star athletes in the news, including Deshaun Watson, Shohei Ohtani, and Giannis Antetokounmpo. They then dedicate the rest of the show to previewing the upcoming National Sports Collectors Convention, also known as The National. They touch on how to prepare if you plan on attending...

On this episode of ‘Sports Cards Nonsense’, Mike and Jesse start off by discussing the Bucks winning the NBA title and what the bump in Giannis’s card prices means for the state of the market. Then they run through a report of different card values graded by SGC and PSA to see if SGC is becoming a more viable grading option for certain cards. Next, they talk about some news in the card world befor...

On this episode of ‘Sports Cards Nonsense’, Mike and Jesse discuss the Bucks’ win in Game 5 of the NBA Finals, the current rising card market for Giannis Antetokounmpo, and whether a title win could mean a further increase in Giannis's card value. Next they talk about the news that Nat Turner will be stepping in as CEO of PSA and what that could mean for the state of PSA grading in the future. The...

On this episode of ‘Sports Cards Nonsense’, Mike and Jesse discuss the dramatic Game 4 of the 2021 NBA Finals between the Bucks and Suns and whether or not there are any card-market implications based on the result of the game. They are then joined by Jason Flynn of the ‘Soccer Cards United’ podcast to discuss the basics of the soccer card market (16:32). They talk about the recent Euro 2020 tourn...

On this episode of ‘Sports Cards Nonsense’, Mike and Jesse start off by giving a quick update on the ongoing NBA Finals after three games and explain why not much has changed in terms of the card market for the Bucks and Suns players. They run through several MLB stories beginning with the 2021 Futures Game and what it means for the card values of some of the young prospects who played in the game...