The Magic of Messi and the Panini Sticker Revolution

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Explore the journey of Lionel Messi from his early days in Rosario, Argentina, to becoming a global football icon, shaped by his grandmother's insistence and a pivotal move to Barcelona. Hosts Ben Ripping and Kevin Rips dive into Messi's staggering achievements, including over 500 goals by age 12 and winning multiple Ballon d'Or awards. They also discuss the impact of Panini's Prism cards on the sports card industry, highlighting the 2014 FIFA World Cup set. Discover how Panini's history and innovation revolutionized card collecting with groundbreaking releases. ---------- Connect with the Rippin' Crew @benripping - @kevinripscards - @m46rippin - @bobsrippin Part of the Rippin' Podcast Network

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