Zac Veen rookie cards, $4M Mike Trout Superfractor and the collectables market in 2022
Sports card collecting has undergone a major resurgence in the past two years. We discuss everything surrounding the industry with Jason Keen, the owner of a shop specializing in all-things-collectibles in the Denver metro area. How does a Mike Trout card from 2011 become worth more than $4 million? Why are cards from the late 80's not worth much? And which special error cards from that period have significant value? For more information on Grand Slam Sports Cards & Comics, visit their page on Facebook. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Sports card collecting has undergone a major resurgence in the past two years. We discuss everything surrounding the industry with Jason Keen, the owner of a shop specializing in all-things-collectibles in the Denver metro area.
How does a Mike Trout card from 2011 become worth more than $4 million? Why are cards from the late 80's not worth much? And which special error cards from that period have significant value?
For more information on Grand Slam Sports Cards & Comics, visit their page on Facebook.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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