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Card Talk

This is Card Talk, a podcast hosted by Tyler Schmitt, focused on sports cards, trading cards, and a bit of all things collectibles!

Podcast · By Tyler Schmitt · English · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Card Talk #021 - Gareb Shamus & ArtPics plus Play of the Week is back!!! (opens the original)

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    Card Talk #021 - Gareb Shamus & ArtPics plus Play of the Week is back!!! Gareb shares his journey creating artpicsCards and his perspective on what makes a card valuable, not only as a collectible, but as a piece of art. The conversation explores how the combination of art and trading cards can create a unique collecting experience and attract collectors from different backgrounds. Plus, Play of the Week is back! We’re bringing back a segment where collectors can share their best recent plays, f

  2. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Card Talk #020 - ENTERTAINMENT CARDS ARE BOOMING! Marvel, Star Wars & What’s Next for the Hobby with cultofwaxwest (opens the original)

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    On this episode of Card Talk, Tyler sits down with Chuck from Cult of Wax West to dive deep into the rapidly growing world of entertainment cards. Chuck shares his journey from collecting coins, Pokémon, Funko Pops, and sneakers to becoming heavily involved in Marvel and Star Wars cards. The two discuss what makes entertainment cards different from sports cards, how collectors balance the hobby with the business side, and why character-driven collecting can be so powerful. They also break down t

  3. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Card Talk #019 - The world of Harry Potter with potterrarebooks (opens the original)

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    Card Talk #019 - The world of Harry Potter with potterrarebooks THE WORLD OF HARRY POTTER COLLECTING Harry Potter collecting is a world of its own, and in this episode of Card Talk , we dive deep into it with Mike from Potter Rare Books . From the legendary first-edition UK Philosopher’s Stone to incredibly rare proof books, signed copies, print variations, condition, errors, and the differences between the UK and US markets, we break down what actually makes a Harry Potter book valuable. We als

  4. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    #018- The Image Matters! (opens the original)

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    The Image Matters: What Makes a Card Truly Collectible? In this episode of Card Talk, Tyler sits down with Kaleb to dive into what really drives collectibility in today’s hobby. They break down why the image on a card can have a massive impact on desirability, from iconic moments and image variations to cards that simply don’t capture the player in a memorable way. The conversation also covers the latest Topps Flagship Football release, the new rookie class, Golden Mirror image variations, and w

  5. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Card Talk #017 - Spider-man, Batman, Einstein, Oh My! (opens the original)

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    On this episode of Card Talk , Tyler Schmitt sits down with Max Norris of Putnam Cards for a deep dive into one of the most fascinating areas of the hobby right now: non-sports and vintage cards . Max breaks down how his collecting journey expanded from basketball into Larry David, Stranger Things, Disney, Pokémon, historical figures, artists, and much more. The conversation explores why these markets are gaining attention, how collectors can discover overlooked cards, and the importance of doin

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