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We also do a similar breakdown of 1989 NBA Hoops, and talk about how to make money buying a box on eBay and flipping the individual cards from that set. Watch here or listen below on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. So we did an analysis that we break down on this show for you. Should we buy a box of 1989 Upper Deck Baseball and try to pull Griffeys? Would we have fun? Absolutely! But would we have a chance at making any profit? Not so sure. My good friend and Sports Card Strategy Show Co-Host Nate Murphy sent me a What's App Message that inspired this entire episode.

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Save 20% on by using the promo code 'nooffseason' or clicking here - When you're in your 40s, you start looking at vintage sports cards as entertainment value and fun, in addition to a potential investment that yields actual ROI. This podcast is brought to you by Market Movers App by Sports Card Investor.

Save 20% on by using the promo code 'nooffseason' or clicking here - Listen and Subscribe on Apple Podcasts - Listen and Subscribe on Spotify - Slabs for Sale! This video is brought to you by Market Movers App by Sports Card Investor. After all, you can buy anything for fun, but if you actually want to make money in the hobby, you've got to follow things closely and put the work in. And of course, we hit on which products to buy, and which to avoid if you're just getting back into things. Finally, we wrap with the importance of having a playbook or game plan for each product that you buy. In this week's show, Murph and I break down not only the release schedule and the mass confusion it can create unless you follow things closely, but also the flippable window created by a balance of hype machine and timing of new product releases. But as I came to realize from jumping back into the hobby with both proverbial feet, and some fun money, we're living in a world of weekly product releases for all major sports, which is just one of several major factors in the fluctuating sports card prices.

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And I was thinking Series 1 and Series 2 and that's about it. Like many folks my age (I'm 40), I was thinking about Fleer, Upper Deck, Hoops, Donruss and Topps. I re-entered the Sports Card hobby in January 2021 after a 30-year hiatus, and it took me at least six months of making mistakes before I finally started to figure out the way the modern card market works. This episode is dedicated to showing and explaining the details of which RPAs I've purchased thus far. This has proven to be a quicker and lower-overhead cost solution to profiting from sports card investing in my early days. Why? Because if I can recognize who has skills and opportunity with very little hype, I can buy low, and watch players' card prices soar as they perform.

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Rather than trying to increase the value of my cards via grading base cards, I've come to realize that I can use my skills player prospecting to target low dollar Rookie Patch Autos (RPAs), mostly under $50 for NFL prospects and under $100 for NBA prospects. The learnings have manifested into a whole new sports card strategy. This combination of market changes and grading factors resulted in a ton of micro-learnings.

Along the way, as grading prices increased, my profit margins shrunk as grades came back lower than I expected. I got caught up last year in the racket of getting all of my sports cards graded and slabbed by either PSA or SGC. Get your first month for only $1 at by using the promo code 'nooffseason' or clicking here - Also, please try for 10% off cool products! Listen and Subscribe on Apple Podcasts - Listen and Subscribe on Spotify - Join the Facebook Group here - Check out the Sports Card Investment Report at How to still find arbitrage in F1 Cards - PSA 9s are a play - Max Verstappen / Lewis Hamilton undervalued - time to buy - Charles Leclerc time to sell? Would you rather have Leclerc or George Russell? - Are Sapphire cards investable? - Are Lights Out cards investble? - Breaking down Topps F1 Dynasty Save 20% on the Sports Card Investment Report at by using the promo code 'nooffseason' at checkout. In this long-form podcast, we discuss the state of the F1 Card Market, specifically. We're launching niche sports card shows on the channel / feed and our latest episode features Greg Lanctot and Paul Hickey in Episode 1 of The F1 Card Strategy Show.