Underrated Plays In The Hobby; Which Trade Won (Mike Trout Bowman Chrome Xfractor Rookie vs. Fernando Tatis 1/1 Flagship Platinum)?; Stories About Playing With Joey Votto and Dustin Pedroia episode artwork

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Underrated Plays In The Hobby; Which Trade Won (Mike Trout Bowman Chrome Xfractor Rookie vs. Fernando Tatis 1/1 Flagship Platinum)?; Stories About Playing With Joey Votto and Dustin Pedroia

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EPISODE 13: Clark, Hyung, and John discuss some underrated plays in the hobby, which is any play that more collectors should probably be thinking about to yield a good ROI in their sports card investments (ie. Investing in SGC 10 Sports Cards and Using "John's Ratios" to find deals). Plus the guys play Fast Five again, choosing whether they would buy, sell, or hold on these recently retired five athletes this week: Drew Brees; Eli Manning; Maria Sharapova; Dustin Pedroia; Vince Carter. Speaking of Pedroia, Hyung recalls what it was like to play against him in his freshman year (as well as a fun story about playing with a young Joey Votto back in 2005...in Amsterdam). And to close off the episode, John puts up a recent mega card trade in this week's "Pick One" segment. Which trade would you say won between the 2009 Mike Trout Bowman Chrome Xfractor Rookie Card and the 2019 Fernando Tatis Topps Flagship 1/1 Platinum Card?   You can follow the guys on Instagram @fivecardguys (Clark); @yntegritysportscards (Hyung); and @tradeyouatrecess (John). And catch some of the best Daily Auctions on eBay at https://fivecardguys.com/dailyauctions If you have any questions about the hobby that you would like addressed, email us at [email protected] or DM us on Instagram at @fivecardguys.

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