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Hosted by Five Card Guys · EN · 389 episodes
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A podcast from fivecardguys about sports cards from both a collector and investor perspective. Stick around for the ride as we take a deep dive into the state of the hobby, share some hot takes, hopefully provide some useful advice and fun stories along the way. For more info about the podcast, check us out at https://fivecardguys.com/podcast or on Instagram @fivecardguys and @cardstothemoon
Five Card Guys hosts Cards To The Moon, a leisure show with 389 episodes published.
EPISODE 389 - Clark, Will, and Roy are back together again for another great episode starting with which Cooper Flagg NBA Debut Patch rookie autograph card bounty they would pick (plus whether the bounty action by Alt is
EPISODE 388 - Clark hosts a short Friday episode giving a heads up on a few things he's working on or been involved with. One of them is being a guest on Jeremy Lee's popular Sports Card Live YouTube channel. He happened
EPISODE 387 - Darryl Chan (aka DC) returns to the pod and gives his two cents on the National 2026 plus his thoughts on some of the pricing on sports cards at the show. Then for Hobby Headlines, Clark and DC brainstorm w
EPISODE 386 - Clark recaps his National Sports Collectors Convention experience in 2026, outlining the pros and cons as well as small and big observations from the biggest card show in the world. He also invites two regu
EPISODE 385 - Clark shares his strategy and plans when attending the National Sports Collectors Convention this year in Chicago. Plus he recalls good advice on his neverending quest to land a nice Shohei Ohtani card from
EPISODE 384 - Clark and Darryl (aka DC) talk about what they heard about the Dallas Card Show and weigh in with their thoughts on that show going national. Then DC gives his two cents on how the West Coast Card Show went
EPISODE 383 - In Part 2 of the Fanatics Fest/West Coast Card Show recap show, Clark continues the episode with his experience attending the West Coast Card Show for the first time. He talks about the hot card market, sup
EPISODE 382 - In Part 1 of the Fanatics Fest/West Coast Card Show recap show, Clark begins with his experience attending Fanatics Fest for the third year in a row. How has it changed? How many more people attended this y
EPISODE 381 - Clark opens the show giving his initial thoughts before going to Fanatics Fest and the West Coast Card Show where he plans to assess if the hobby growth is evident at these big card shows (leading up to the
EPISODE 380 - Clark and Hyung open the show discussing Fanatics attempt to deter immediate resale of the 2026 Topps Chrome Update Basketball mega boxes by ripping the seal off before it's shipped to buyers. Will this wor
EPISODE 379 - Clark and Darrell (aka DC) open the show talking about the $2.56 million recent sale of the Shohei Ohtani 2018 Topps Chrome superfractor rookie card. Next for Hobby Headlines, DC answers some questions from
EPISODE 378 - Clark welcomes original Five Card Guys member Cossa back to the show along with Will (not the regular co-host but another one) as they spend time at the cottage together with all their families. In a specia
EPISODE 377 - Clark and Hyung start the show talking about how hard prospecting is in baseball and in the hobby (ie. Benny Montgomery, top 10 draft pick in 2021, retiring at the age of 23.) Here's the IG reel we made! ht
EPISODE 376 - Clark, Will and Roy open the episode talking about new recently released sets worth checking out in the WWE, Pokemon, and sports card space. Then for Hobby Headlines, the guys debate whether the hobby is of
EPISODE 375 - Clark hosts the episode solo where he discusses the growth of Disney Lorcana cards and the impact of nostalgia in the general growth of the hobby (shout-out to Raf for the idea for this episode!) He also ex
EPISODE 374 - Clark and Hyung open the show talking about the PSA backlog tracker , but they focus on what PSA cited in its release: TLDR - The hobby is booming! Then for Hobby Headlines, the guys go through an article t
EPISODE 373 - Clark and Hyung open the show revisiting the PSA grading stoppage for the Value Tier submissions. And Hyung shares what he's going to do with all the Shohei Ohtani base and refractor cards he was initially
EPISODE 372 - Clark flies solo on today's Friday podcast episode. So he does a little math experiment calculating the chances of getting hits from the 2026 Bowman Baseball set and seeing how much money would have to be s
EPISODE 371 - Clark welcomes Darrell (aka DC) back as cohost where they first discuss the $5.1 million Victor Wembanyama 1/1 Black Prizm rookie card sale. Then they also provide their initial thoughts on the PSA Value Se
EPISODE 370 - Clark, Will, and Roy finally get to debrief on their experience as vendors at the Sport Card Expo this past April and give their thoughts on what went well and what could be better. Then for Hobby Headlines
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