Cards To The Moon

Oct 29 2024 248 ep. 54 mins 27
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A podcast from fivecardguys about sports cards from both a collector and investor perspective. Stick around for the ride as we take a deep dive into the state of the hobby, share some hot takes, hopefully provide some useful advice and fun stories along the way. For more info about the podcast, check us out at https://fivecardguys.com/podcast or on Instagram @fivecardguys and @cardstothemoon

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Victor Wembanyama Cards Worth Investing In With Sharp Rise In Number of His Graded Cards?; Ohtani Card Market Cooling Off Anytime Soon?; Ranking Hobby Items Many Collectors Despise

Oct 29 2024 75 mins  
EPISODE 247 - Just a heads up, if you want more hobby news, top auction listings, podcast episode details, contest giveaways and more, sign up for our ⁠⁠free monthly newsletter here!⁠⁠ Clark, Hyung and John are back together again for this episode and they open the show giving their quick thoughts on the $4.3 million Shohei Ohtani baseball sold on Goldin recently. Plus the

Is Fanatics Pressing the Reset Button for 2025 with Cancellation of Recent Shows (Or Much Ado About Nothing?); Wilt Chamberlain 1961 Fleer RC Crossing Over from SGC 10 to PSA 10 Setting New Precedent?

Oct 22 2024 46 mins  
EPISODE 246 - Just a heads up, if you want more hobby news, top auction listings, podcast episode details, contest giveaways and more, sign up for our ⁠free monthly newsletter here!⁠ Clark and John open the show discussing the potential implications of the 1961 Fleer Wilt Chamberlain rookie card previously in an SGC 10 slab crossing over to a PSA 10 slab. Has SGC now become th

Introducing A New Joint Podcast Episode With Cards To The Moon and Paul Hickey of The Sport Card Strategy Show; Plus Is GameStop the Future of the Hobby Shop?

Oct 18 2024 51 mins  
EPISODE 245 - Clark and John opens the Friday show talking about the latest collaboration between GameStop and PSA. Will collectors start to submit their trading cards to GameStop? How will the cards be secured in the store premises? Is GameStop the future of the hobby shop? Then Clark plays a new joint podcast episode he did with Paul Hickey of the Sports Card Strategy Show where

Can Subjectivity of Grading Ever Be Eliminated (Or Even Wanted by Big Grading Companies)?; Topps Mercury Wemby Set Worth It?; Can You Pass Hobby Multiple Choice Test?

Oct 15 2024 55 mins  
EPISODE 244 - Just a heads up, if you want more hobby news, top auction listings, podcast episode details, contest giveaways and more, sign up for our free monthly newsletter here! Clark and Hyung open the show discussing the Topps Mercury Victor Wembanyama set and whether it's a good buy or extremely overrated. Then the guys move on to "Hobby Headlines" to talk about the recent

How Can Topps Now Cards Evolve and Get Even Better; Safeguarding High-End Cards When Shipped By Mail; Playing "Would You Rather" Again (ie. Take Geoff Wilson or Ken Goldin's offer for 1/1 card?)

Oct 08 2024 60 mins  
EPISODE 243 - Clark and Hyung start the show off by discussing the unfortunate news of the high-end Shohei Ohtani, Juan Soto, Mookie Betts and Fernando Tatis Jr. Bowman Chrome rookie autograph cards reported stolen by @lukadoncicpc after seeing the alleged tampered FedEx package with nothing inside. They discuss what measures can be taken to safeguard against this happening as much

Interview with 15-Year-Old Aaron (aka @tropiccollects) on Creating Hobby Content, Completing the 1986 Fleer Basketball Set, Why He Likes Collecting Vintage HOFs; Plus the Hobby Minute with Clark!

Oct 04 2024 31 mins  
EPISODE 242 - Clark opens this Friday episode solo with the "Hobby Minute" briefly going over some of the more recent hobby news like the Shohei Ohtani 50/50 set, the bidding on his 50th home run ball, and the $53,000+ sale of the LeBron James/Kevin Durant/Stephen Curry Olympic 1/1 Non-Autograph Basketball Card. Then Clark chats with Aaron (@tropiccollects⁠ on IG), who is the yo

Sotheby's X Fanatics Live High-End Sports Card Auction a Success or Dud?; Who Should be Card #1 for 2025 Topps Series 1?; Name All Card #1 Players From 2016 to 2023 Since Fan Voting Started

Sep 30 2024 47 mins  
EPISODE 241 - Clark and Hyung start the show by picking who they think should and will be card #1 on 2025 Topps Series 1 based on fan voting. Then for Hobby Headlines, the guys discuss the recent Sotheby's X Fanatics first live auction of high-end sports cards and what it means for the hobby. They also talk about some of the cards that sold that night including the Shohei Ohtani To

What "Clubhouse Breaks" by Josh Jung Taught Us About Mike Trout the Collector; Are We Buying the $8000 Topps Mercury Box?; Playing Over/Under Again

Sep 24 2024 60 mins  
EPISODE 240 - Clark and Hyung open the show by discussing whether the $8000 Topps Mercury Set featuring high-end Victor Wembanyama cards is a good buy. They also discuss whether the Topps Chrome Sapphire Basketball will be worth it as well as the Topps Now "Night Night" card with another big chase for the dual autograph card of Stephen Curry and Lionel Messi (have all the

Discussing the True Michael Jordan Rookie Card With Karlos Diego (Sluggers55) Plus Vintage Sports Cards Talk and Upcoming Can't Miss Card Shows; Huge Bounty for Shohei Ohtani 50/50 Inscribed Card?

Sep 20 2024 55 mins  
EPISODE 239 - Clark opens the show by marking the historic achievement accomplished by Shohei Ohtani who became the only MLB player to hit at least 50 home runs and steal 50 bases in one season. On cue, there will be a Topps Now card to commemorate the incredible achievement. Then in this special Friday episode, Clark plays an interview he had with Karlos Diego (aka Sluggers55) liv

Rating 2024 Bowman Chrome and Other Baseball Sets Recently Released; Take $25K Offer for Topps Now Non-Autograph Basketball Card?; Playing "Quiz Show" Again

Sep 17 2024 75 mins  
EPISODE 238 - Clark, Hyung and John kick off the show by talking about the Topps Now U.S. Olympic non-autograph 1/1 of LeBron, KD, Curry and how Geoff Wilson's offer of $25K wasn't good enough for the seller. The guys then discuss at what price they would sell it for. The guys then move on to "Hobby Headlines" and rate three baseball card sets that were recently r