Cards don’t have to be pricey to be cool. This one brings back a flood of nostalgia and can be found in dollar boxes. Super cool card of some late 70’s Hall of Fame Stud QBs.

What’s fun about collecting? Is that different items and collectibles mean different things to different subgroups of people. For instance, this ticket might not mean a great deal to many, however, in this game, the slick left-handed shooting guard from Evansville, Indiana, Calbert Cheaney (my favorite IU player of all-time) broke the Indiana Hoosier scoring record, which still stands today!

This is one of three original paintings I commissioned from the Dutch street artist Fake (@iamfake on IG). Star Wars stuff will always be cool, and original stencil and spray paint on canvas is right up my alley! I’d love to see more engagement with collectors that collect orignal art, street art, urban art, etc from artists like this, Banksy, Martin Whatson, Miss Bugs, Warhol, etc!

Two of the three are hall of famers. Love these multi autographed vintage cards!

For all their challenges, Panini did a great job with some cards. Give credit when credit is due, this 2013 Panini innovations Stat Line card of Kevin Durant has a nice, chunky game used patch of part of the Thunder logo. The beautiful thing about these patches were that they were dated to very specific game and included the statistics from that game. This ties the patch of the jersey to a specific moment in time. Topps is starting to do this a little bit more as they have more collectibility and significance in the hobby.