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The Ohtani market right now is as hot as any card market has ever been. Prices are up, demand is deep, and grading feels like an easy win. But, as Mr. Realistic, that’s exactly when people get themselves into trouble. From my view, the mistake most people make is simple: they chase PSA 10 upside. […]
the 7 Best Shohei Ohtani Cards to Grade (Based on 30-Day Data) Read More »
I’ve sold over 10,000 sports cards across eBay, CollX, and COMC. Most were singles, not mystery bulk lots. Selling singles forces you to understand pricing, platforms, presentation, and process. Here are my sales stats from COMC, CollX, and eBay: This is a guide to selling sports cards. Flipping is a separate skill. Selling is about
How to sell sports cards (lessons from selling 10,000 singles) Read More »
It’s been over a year since I published this original post, and a lot has changed. I can now confidently say that I exclusively use CollX. (If you want to see the original post and scanning comparisons, scroll down below.) Ludex is good, don’t get me wrong, but both as a card flipper and collector,
CollX Vs. Ludex in a Showdown of Sports Card Scanning Apps Read More »
In the dynamic realm of baseball cards, staying organized is not just a hobbyist’s preference—it’s a strategic advantage. Whether you’re meticulously curating a personal collection or diving into the world of card flipping for profit, understanding the depth and breadth of your collection is half the battle. Because let’s face it, the baseball card market
FREE Sports Card Spreadsheet for Inventory Tracking (Google Sheets/Excel) Read More »
I’m on a card display kick, and frankly, we should all be. That is, as collectors, think about the fun and feeling you get when flipping through and organizing your cards. Now, what if you could replicate even a fraction of that feeling simply by looking up from your desk at pieces of your collection
5 Great PSA & Graded Card Display Cases Read More »
A Card Saver is semi-rigid card holder and is a tougher, rigid plastic that envelopes a card more than a penny sleeve does. In comparison, a top loader is rigid, and thus provides a more secure storage option. In other words, a Card Saver is a bit flimsier while a top loader is hard to
Card Saver vs. Top Loader—Key Differences for Storing Trading Cards Read More »
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