Hosted by Five Card Guys · EN · 378 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 378 episodes published.
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
EPISODE 369 - 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 368 - Clark opens the show solo giving his thoughts on the latest PSA announcement of a $200 million investment. Then he welcomes Raf on the show who has a unique Pokemon card collection as a result of his involv
EPISODE 367 - Clark, Hyung, and John are back together again to talk about the GameStop bid to acquire eBay, and whether it's a serious bid or a genius move by GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen to rebrand the company. Then for Hob
EPISODE 366 - Clark reunites with Paul Hickey of the Sport Card Strategy Show where they touch upon a number of hobby topics including vending at a show vs walking around, what kind of collector/investor they are ( using
EPISODE 365 - This podcast episode is dedicated to all the pod listeners especially to those who dropped by the Sport Card Expo where Clark set up a booth for the very first time. He was able to do some fun segments with
EPISODE 364 - Clark, Will, and Roy are back again with a marathon podcast episode to discuss ideas on what Topps can do to make popular hobby boxes (ie. Topps Chrome Football) more accessible to the public. They also exa
EPISODE 364 - Clark gives an early heads up about setting up at this spring's Sport Card Expo where members of the pod will be in attendance. Once they know where their booths are, they will announce it on social media i
EPISODE 362 - Clark and John open the show and revisit the American Express X Fanatics credit card launch with John giving his take on it. Then for Hobby Headlines, in Part 2 of the Topps Industry Conference coverage, th
EPISODE 361 - Clark is joined again by Will and Roy who kick off the show talking about their goals setting up for the upcoming Sport Card Expo in Toronto. Then they give a quick Pokemon and WWE card update. Then for Hob
EPISODE 360 - Clark welcomes Darrell Chan (aka DC) back to the pod who just returned from Edmonton, Alberta to set up at the Sport Card Expo out west. First he gives his thoughts on top MLB prospects this year including
EPISODE 359 - Clark opens the show highlighting the top sports card sales in March for a specific reason. And then he gives a full recap of his visit to the Mint Sports Card stores in Japan, which includes the layout of
EPISODE 358 - Clark gives a full recap of his visit to Hobby Korea in Seoul, Korea. What he bought there; price comparison of sports card products in Korea vs. North America; Plus thoughts on the sports and Pokemon card
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