This week, the guys discuss whether or not Ricky should have his newly-acquired Barry Sanders Clearly Donruss Downtown insert autographed at the National. We've heard initial thoughts from some Pack-a-Maniacs. Tim feels Ricky should have one of the…
Episode 114 took a good look at Panini's "From Downtown" (now just "Downtown" to most) insert series. We each had entirely different top 3 and favorite Downtown for different reasons. Motor City and the Lions The color-matched background, uni…
In episode 111 we discussed a PSA submission with cards from a listener and a couple from Chad's PC. I (Chad) decided to go with the Mac Jones to give our listeners some insight on how acetate cards would grade; you're welcome :) . &nbs…
Thoughts on the value and desirability of in-person autographs can be quite divisive! One of the more fun topics this week ended up being pens and markers to use, especially the colors! For example, this Steph Curry auto on eBay: is the yellow pai…
Episode 111 had Chad & Ricky discuss leveling up in the hobby. Chad sold a number of cards to acquire the appropriate financing for the 2012 Prizm Russell Wilson Silver Prizm Auto, what do you think of the move?
As promised from the instagram post, once again here is the story (for the last time, I promise) of the Kobe autograph. May 1997 the Utah Jazz were taking on the LA Lakers in the Western Conference playoffs. As a 13 year old kid…
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Nominated by you and voted on by the committee, here is your 1990s Inserts tournament bracket! Don't forget to take a photo of your PC cards from teams in the bracket and post them to Instagram using the #pttfmarchmadness
eBay, the multinational e-commerce behemoth—which generated over $13 billion in profits in 2021, sold one trading card every second during 2020, and sold a record-breaking $2 billion of trading cards during the first half of 2021—is stil…
