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    Stacking Slabs

    Welcome to the Stacking Slabs, a podcast for sports cards collectors. There’s been a tremendous amount of change to our Hobby over the last few years and the one constant has been the passion from the collecting community. Stacking Slabs is built by the collector and lives to tell stories for the collector.

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    Booked to Last: New Money Is Changing Wrestling Cards with Chad Weldon of Sports Card Junction Aug 22, 2026
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    More money is entering wrestling cards.

    That does not mean every card is rising.

    Adam Gellman and Ryan Bannister welcome Chad Weldon from Sports Card Junction to explain what he sees from behind the counter. New collectors are entering from other card categories. They understand high-end cards, rare parallels, and chase-driven products. Their spending is changing how wrestling cards get valued.

    The group discusses why the high-end market operates apart from the low and middle tiers, the growth of Gunther’s rare-card market, and the risk of inscription oversaturation.

    They also examine the John Cena and Rhea Ripley WrestleMania Patch Autos entering the same auction, the role of Topps Royalty in attracting non-wrestling collectors, and the risks waiting inside Topps Dynasty.

    Plus, Adam and Ryan play Buy, Sell, or Hold with Jacy Jayne, Fallon Henley, Lainey Reid, Tatum Paxley, Kevin Owens, Solo Sikoa, and Chad Gable.


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    The Football Card Podcast #61: Paper Football Cards Are Back Aug 21, 2026
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    2026 Topps Football Is Back: Which Cards Will Still Matter?

    Topps flagship football returns with an NFL license for the first time in more than a decade.

    Pack and Brett discuss the role paper cards can play in football collecting, the first pack-issued cards of Fernando Mendoza, Jeremiyah Love and Carnell Tate, and the excitement of seeing players in their new uniforms.

    They also question the speed of today’s chase-card cycle. Kaiju. Tecmo. Alter Ego. Each release brings another card to the front of the line. Which ones will collectors still want after the attention moves?

    The episode also covers the Black Geometric parallel from 2025 Topps Chrome, the football card market for Patrick Mahomes, Caleb Williams and Jackson Dart, and what your Instagram page represents after you sell a card from your collection.


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    Card Ladder Confidential #22: The Best Cards Aren’t for Sale — What The National Revealed About Collecting Aug 20, 2026
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    What does The National show us that sales data cannot?

    Brett sits down with Chris McGill and Josh Johnson to examine the forces shaping today’s card market.

    They discuss the 2013 Tom Brady Prizm Black Finite 1/1 approaching $1 million, the rising prices across football cards, and why seeing a card sell multiple times can change how collectors view it.

    The conversation then turns to what happens away from public marketplaces.

    Why does being in the same room help deals happen? How do you value a card with no sales history? What questions should you ask before making an offer? Why do trades drive so many deals involving cards that collectors do not want to sell?

    Chris and Josh also share their National pickups and explain how relationships, timing, and understanding another collection can help you acquire cards that money alone cannot buy.

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    The Hobby Needs More Collecting Lanes, Not More Pressure Aug 19, 2026
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    The hobby grows when more collectors find a reason to care and a reason to stay.

    In this episode, Brett explains why categories such as wrestling, WNBA, Disney, Pokémon, and fictional characters matter. He also draws a line between building a collecting community and selling the claim that a market is about to explode.

    Brett breaks down how to evaluate category growth, why price alone proves little, and how ownership, urgency, repetition, and status shape collector decisions. He shares a framework for separating your collecting thesis from your market thesis, testing demand, and deciding whether a card fits your collection without borrowing someone else’s conviction.

    More lanes can strengthen the hobby. The growth needs to serve collectors.


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    The WNBA Card Podcast: Pride, Belief, and Nneka — Collecting the LA Sparks with Ike (@istockgrizz) Aug 18, 2026
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    What makes someone choose a team and keep choosing it when the wins are not there?

    Katelyn sits down with Ike (@istockgrizz) to talk about his connection to the Los Angeles Sparks and the cards that bring him closer to the team.

    They discuss the Sparks game-day experience, the gap between player accomplishments and card prices, and why Ike buys cards he would feel comfortable holding for life.

    Ike also shares the story behind his Nneka Ogwumike 2008 McDonald’s All-American autograph. He gave up a Candace Parker Gold Prizm PSA 10 to bring it home.

    This is a conversation about team history, collector belief, and choosing connection over the latest comp.


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    Passion to Profession: From Baker, to Teacher, to CEO of a Multi-Million Dollar Business — How Stephanie Garcia Built Mama Breaks Aug 17, 2026
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    Stephanie Garcia started Mama Breaks while teaching from home and looking for a way to reconnect with cards.

    Her first goal was to reach 1,000 Instagram followers and host one break. Four years later, she leads a 12-person, multimillion-dollar business.

    Stephanie shares why she left teaching, how she earned trust with collectors, when she knew it was time to hire, and why the experience around a break matters as much as the cards.

    She also explains how her love for wrestling, Star Wars, and non-sports cards helped Mama Breaks serve collectors who were being overlooked.

    This is a conversation about risk, community, leadership, and sharing what you love with your kids.


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    Hobby Jobs: Scale the Process. Preserve the Promise + Conversation with Michael Osacky Aug 16, 2026
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    Supporting collectors gets harder as a business grows.

    The answer is not to care less. It is to turn that care into a process others can repeat.

    Brett examines how operators can add capacity without making collectors feel processed. He also sits down with Michael Osacky of Baseball in the Attic at The National.

    Michael shares what he has learned the years in business, earning trust through independent judgment, staying connected to clients, finding a niche, and refusing to lead with money.

    Growth matters.

    The question is whether your standard can survive without you touching every part of the work.


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    Booked to Last: John Cena's WrestleMania Patch Auto 1/1 Starts Soon — What's next? Aug 15, 2026
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    John Cena’s WrestleMania Patch Auto 1/1 is heading to Goldin’s Summer 100 auction.

    The opening bid alone will set a public sales record for a Cena card. The final price will tell us how much demand exists beyond wrestling card collectors.

    Adam and Ryan discuss the card, the bidders who might pursue it, and what the sale means for the wrestling card market.

    They also break down 2026 Topps WWE Universe, recent sales, Solo Sikoa’s growing collector appeal, and Ryan’s $9,000 Finn Bálor gift to Neil.


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    The Football Card Podcast #60: Josh Allen, $1.7 Million and the Value of Belief Aug 14, 2026
    Show notes

    A reported private sale valued Josh Allen’s 2018 National Treasures Platinum NFL Shield autograph rookie card at $1.7 million.

    The reaction focused on what Allen has not done.

    He has not won a Super Bowl.

    Pack and Brett explain why championships alone cannot determine collectibility. They discuss the power of player connection, recognizable card features, career narratives, and the people willing to own these cards for the long term.

    The conversation also covers Jaxson Dart’s grading volume, Tom Brady’s 2002 Topps Chrome market, Randy Moss and Jerry Rice, cards sitting on your eBay watchlist, and the start of Big Ugly Autumn.


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    Hobby Jobs: Stay Close to the Problem with Josh Johnson, CTO of Card Ladder Aug 13, 2026
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    Technology has made it easier to build a product. It has not made it easier to know what deserves to be built.

    Brett sits down with Josh Johnson, CTO of Card Ladder, at The National to discuss how Card Ladder grew from a problem its team faced as collectors.

    Josh shares why he spent three months preparing the app for The National, how Card Ladder earned trust through seven years of work, and why the team turns down revenue opportunities that pull the product away from collectors.

    They also discuss AI, product development, team health, brand building, and what people entering the sports card industry need to understand before trying to serve it.

    This is a conversation about staying close to collectors and building something that lasts.


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