Cards To The Moon

EPISODE 5: Clark, Hyung, and John, get into the sports cards and sets they feel get no "hobby love" curiously and unjustifiably, as well as some hobby products where the hate has gone too far (like Upper Deck Basketball – the posterboy of the 1990s junk wax era?) Plus, the guys share some of their past predictions and moves in the hobby that haven't worked out (yet) in a new segment called, "Dead Wrong." And they play another round of "Fast Five" this week, deciding if they would buy/sell/hold on

EPISODE 4: Clark, Hyung, and John discuss things that only make sense in the hobby –otherwise referred to as "hobby logic." For instance, why are numbered Panini Select basketball cards worth less than some base Panini Prizm cards of the same player? Or why are shimmer and wave and other alternate refractors/parallels so undervalued compared to the same numbered "true refractors?" Or why are so-called "flagship" rookie cards worth much more even though the card design is ugly? Two words: Hobby

EPISODE 3: Clark, Hyung and John discuss whether the so-called Junk Slab Era is upon us, especially with loads of slabs expected to return from PSA relatively soon. Will it result in a further dip in the sports card market or even scare away investor types to look for alternative investments outside the hobby? Hyung also ranks his top five Fernando Tatis Jr. rookie cards in the new "Top Five" segment (he actually chooses eight or so cards). Plus the guys play "Pick One" again in which they decide

EPISODE 2: Clark, Hyung and John discuss what they would do with their raw sports cards now that major grading companies PSA (Professional Sports Authenticator) and BGS (Beckett Grading Services) have suspended most of their services as well as weigh in on SGC as a third option. They also decide which cards to buy, sell, or hold in this week's "Fast Five" segment that includes: Tyler Herro / Lamelo Ball / Serena Williams / Connor McDavid / Jarred Kelenic. Plus a new segment is introduced in this

EPISODE 1: Clark, Hyung, and John weigh in about the recent downturn in the sports card market whether it's the beginning of an implosion or just a strong market correction. Hyung also shares his story about coaching Team Canada at the 2012 World Junior Championships facing off against none other than Shohei Ohtani when he was a hyped teen prospect. And the guys choose whether they would buy or sell (or hold) on five players in the "Fast Five" segment, which include the following this week: Luis