How to Sell at a Card Show: Tips From My First Dealer Experience
While Nate Lake Cards has been a thing for about 10 months, I've been mostly focusing on building my eBay store. That has been going super well, and in the…
Card Dealer Pro Review: How To Quickly Grow Your eBay Card Store
In a nutshell I had 20,000 cards set aside to list and sell on eBay. After investing in a Fujitsu 7030 document scanner, an eBay store and a Card Dealer…
Time to Dig Through That Shoebox: Five Forgotten Cards That are Worth Looking for
Have you ever found yourself lucky enough to get a wheat penny back in your change and thought to yourself that it should be worth more than a mere one…
How to Prepare your Cards for Grading: Get more Gem Mint 10’s!
This post is part of a larger series called How To Grade Sports Cards – The Best Step-By-Step Guide. Be sure to check out the entire guide! Table of Contents…
Where Should I Sell My Cards Online? All the Hot Spots to Sling Your Cardboard
As the sports card industry continues to grow in 2024, more and more online marketplaces are attempting to get their slice of the pie... or maybe a bigger slice of…
How to Ship Cards for Grading: Ensure Your Cards Get There Safely and Securely
This post is part of a larger series called How To Grade Sports Cards – The Best Step-By-Step Guide. Be sure to check out the entire guide! Packing and shipping…
This is the Ippei Mizuhara baseball card
Ippei Mizuhara is all over the news because of his involvement in the Shohei Ohtani sports betting scandal. (If you hadn't also heard, you might have inadvertently been apart of…
What does ‘Case Hit’ mean – Definition – The Sports Card Glossary
A 'Case Hit' is a card collecting term referring to a rare sports card found once per sealed case of sports cards. Case hits are often flashier parallels and/or inserts…
What is a ‘Break’ – Definition – The Sports Card Glossary
One phenomenon that has gained a lot of traction in The Hobby since about 2020 (during The Pandemic) are "breaks". Breaks are a card buying format where, rather than buying…