The Card Show Isn’t About Buying Everything
Presented By All Touch Case Last month, I attended the Spring Toronto Sports Card Expo. As a kid in the early ’90s, I was a
Presented By All Touch Case Last month, I attended the Spring Toronto Sports Card Expo. As a kid in the early ’90s, I was a
Presented By All Touch Case In a lot of ways, recovery can be compared to baseball analytics. In baseball, even the greatest players in the
Presented By All Touch Case Lately, I’ve found myself reflecting on the movie Inception. Not necessarily the plot itself, but the famous concept at the
Presented By All Touch Case Lately, I’ve needed to remind myself that not every card in my personal collection needs to be graded, and not
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Presented By All Touch Case How many times did I tell myself I was done buying sports cards? More importantly, why did I keep going
Presented By All Touch Case Earlier this year, we explored how intentional collecting can become a slippery slope when we aren’t fully honest with ourselves
Presented By All Touch Case Pain, disappointment, uncertainty, frustration, loss, urges, regret – none of these things are avoidable parts of life. As much as
Presented By All Touch Case One of the strangest things about modern collecting is how normalized upcharges have become. Same service. Same process. Same amount
Presented By All Touch Case A lot of people still hear the name “Collectors MD” and assume this work only applies to sports cards or
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Presented By All Touch Case In the early stages of recovery, we tend to overlook the people standing just outside the blast radius. Everyone understands