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Global Card Collectors

Forget passports – and go beyond borders with "Global Card Collectors," a podcast that connects collectors from across the globe!

Podcast · By Global Card Collectors · English · Official site

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6
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Sep 17, 2026
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Jul 9, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    127. We’ve Seen This Before… Is 2022 Happening Again? (opens the original)

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    Is the sports card market starting to look a little too familiar?In this episode, we take a closer look at some of the warning signs we’re seeing in the hobby right now. From the return of extreme confidence and “cash is dead” mentality, to cards suddenly moving at prices that don’t seem to make much sense.We also talk about the last major sports card market downturn, what it felt like when cards were being bought purely because people believed they could sell them to someone else for more, and

  2. Episode · Sep 12, 2026

    126. The Sports Card Hobby has become a MONSTER! (opens the original)

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    Global Card Collectors is back and after stepping away from the hobby for a while, John and Will have plenty to talk about. Will has just returned from New Zealand, where he attended the Auckland Card Show and experienced what he calls the best card show he's ever been to. From meeting old collecting friends and interviewing bare-knuckle boxer Haze “The Huntsman” Hepi, to watching a kid pull a 1/1 on stage and finding $1 rookie cards that are now worth around $100, it was a reminder of what make

  3. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    125. We've Forgotten Why We Collect Cards with Totally Football Cards (opens the original)

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    Is the sports card hobby becoming more about money than collecting?In this episode of Global Card Collectors, Will sits down with Jeremy from Totally Football Cards for a wide-ranging conversation about the state of the hobby and where it might be heading.We talk about the explosive growth of the modern card market, rising pack prices, breaks, collector fatigue, the growing focus on card values, and whether the hobby is slowly becoming more like an investment industry than a hobby.But it's not a

  4. Episode · Jul 19, 2026

    124. Would You Trade This LeBron Rookie for This Shohei? How Good Collectors Think About Big Trades (opens the original)

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    A simple trade offer turned into a masterclass in card collecting. In this episode of Global Card Collectors, Justin is joined by passionate collectors Sam and Logan to dissect one of the most fascinating trade proposals you'll see: a 2018 Bowman Sky Blue /499 Shohei Ohtani in exchange for a 2003 Finest LeBron James rookie card. Would you make the trade? Rather than relying on gut instinct, Sam and Logan break down every factor that serious collectors and investors should consider. They examine

  5. Episode · Jul 16, 2026

    123. Caitlin Clark, Ex-Girlfriends & Pink Paddys | The Baseball Card Market Explained (opens the original)

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    In this episode John is joined by two of the hobby's most respected baseball collectors: Ryan (@rookiemoonshots), whose Barry Bonds collection has become one of the most admired on Instagram, and Dave (@iowa_dave_sportscards) a familiar voice in the hobby podcasting world, beloved through his podcast The Shallow End and one of the sharpest minds when it comes to the baseball card market.The conversation begins with the recent volatility surrounding Caitlin Clark cards before Ryan shares the stor

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