Inside COMC: The Business of Moving Millions of Cards
The modern sports card market operates with remarkable efficiency.
Inside Burbank Sports Cards with Rob Veres
Every Saturday, thousands of collectors gather outside Burbank Sportscards at the intersection of Magnolia Boulevard and Hollywood Way.
The Seven-Figure Shohei Ohtani Kanji Autograph the Market Couldn’t Buy
How a former ball player’s one-of-one Shohei Ohtani Kanji autograph navigated a wave of seven-figure offers, luxury supercars, high-level auction-houses and celebrity interest before settling into a private, closed-door trade with artist David Choe.
The $700K Trade Connecting Fine Art, Sports Cards and Luxury Real Estate
“The biggest trades are shockingly similar to the smallest ones.
60 Days Into the MLB Season, Here’s How the Dodgers’ Card Market Is Reacting
Roughly 60 days into the MLB season, the Dodgers still look like the team baseball expected them to be.
Cardboard and Capital: Why Prospects, Breakouts, and Superstars Don’t Trade in the Same Market
By now, the structure is clear.
Beyond the Break: Inside Lucky 7 Cards and Collectibles — Austin, Texas
By early evening, the tables are already full.
Fanatics Is Redefining When the NFL Rookie Card Begins
Ninety seconds after a player is drafted, a photo is taken, printed onto a trading card, signed on stage, and released to the public for purchase.
Cardboard and Capital: How to Actually Read the Card Market Before It Moves
In my last article we reframed the problem.
Cardboard and Capital: The Moneyball Edge in Sports Cards
For most collectors, the logic feels straightforward.
