Undoubtedly one of my favorite and most cherished collectible.

I’m proud to present the Dale Earnhardt’s 1975 NASCAR Cup series debut World 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway full ticket stub PSA 6. I only know of 18 ticket stubs from this event with my research and to my knowledge the ONLY full ticket stub in existence. Over 50 years later this is truly a piece of history. As a massive collector and Dale Earnhardt fan I’m honored to own this piece of history.

Population report currently shows 7 total graded with 2 being the highest graded at 6. I’m proud to own the other PSA 6 as well (not a full ticket stub).

Fun fact with this event is Dale drove a Dodge in his debut and is speculated using nitrous to help qualify for the event.

With debut tickets ever growing demand it’s fascinating this piece of paper was at an event over 50 years ago. Even more wild that someone kept it in good condition.

I will truly treasure this piece and hope to add Dale’s first win ticket stub which is the most elusive of them all.

Not all of your favorite cards have to be rare or expensive to enjoy them. I recently picked this up for a few dollars at a local card show. This Vince Carter Press Pass Net Burners looks incredible in person. The die cut, color, and symmetry makes this card pop. A bit of nostalgia for me as well. I remember opening packs and hitting these. Trying to penny sleeve and top load these were challenging so to have this one in good condition in my mind makes it even better. A forever PC.

I’ve collected racing cards since I can remember starting in the mid 90s. Both F1 and NASCAR cards have always been in my personal collection. I can’t remember the last time NASCAR had a prospect this hot since Dale Jr or Tony Stewart till now. Connor Zilisch is the Hottest prospect in racing. He’s proven himself in Europe where he beat all the F1 prospects at their own game winning a cart championship as a teen. I remember catching wind of his name while I was in attendance at the Rolex 24 years back. Since then he dominated the Xfinity series which led him to getting a Cup ride this year. I’ve invested a good chunk of money into his cards that consist of two 1/1’s and many low numbered cards (so far). This is as a fan and card collector. I’ve never been more excited till this year for the NASCAR season and the release dates of NASCAR cards. It will be fun to see if my recent PC will pan out.

We lost Greg Biffle on December 18, 2025. As a lifelong NASCAR fan I followed his career. Being a fan of Chevy drivers all my life I would be lying if I said I was a huge Biffle fan. I always respected him. Growing up in the Daytona area I recall hearing good things about him when the races came to town. He even got his first win at Daytona in 2003.

For as long as I’ve been a NASCAR fan I’ve been collecting cards. If you’re not familiar with sports cards. The manufacturer Panini places “Panini Points” in select packs. Those points can be stacked and redeemed for a card. Normally the offerings are slim and undesirable. I caught wind they dropped Biffle autograph cards. I rushed to the site grabbed as many as my points allowed which was 3. I did not realize these were limited as other collectors and fans missed out shortly after I locked my order in. I felt somewhat guilty I had grabbed 3 when in reality I just needed 1.

I received my 3 cards today and without hesitation I decided to make the other 2 available to fans but with one caveat. They were to make a donation of $25 to the Greg Biffle Legacy Impact Fund.

I’m happy to share we raised $50 for the Greg Biffle Legacy Impact Fund. I had many people reach out and I’m happy the money went to a great cause and the cards can be cherished by true fans.

This. This is what the hobby is about.

Be Like Biff

Y2K was a great era