PSA 10

This week, I’m joined by a friend from the UK, marketing expert Adam Partington. Adam has 15+ years in marketing and a proven track record in the collectibles space building communities, crafting engaging content, and launching unforgettable campaigns!

He shares his Top 3 favorite pieces from his personal collection:

1️⃣ 1995 Panini Duncan Ferguson Sticker
2️⃣ 1998 Futera David Beckham Manchester United (amazing photo)
3️⃣ 2023 Piece of the Past Ulysses S. Grant Relic Card

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/oGOVuAYzCZQ

💬 What are YOUR Top 3 PC items? Drop them in the comments! ⬇️

Be sure to check out the full interview with Adam. We discuss his thoughts and insight on collaborating with sports legends to crafting impactful marketing campaigns, collector psychology, and content strategy to create engaging experiences that keep collectors coming back.

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To follow up my last Pelé post, here is a nicely centered 1978 Panini Pelé with great eye appeal. I thought this had a good chance at an 8 or 9. Was a bit disappointed with a PSA 6 but those older super thin Panini cards are tough to grade well. Still, playing days Pelé cards aren’t crazy rare but I’d still prefer this over an artistically rare shiny #/199 of a retail panini card of a prospect who may never play well!

Following my 1971 Goldflake Ali rookie card, this my other card from the same set. The 1971 Barratt & Co. Ltd Goldflake Famous Sportsmen features Pelé, the legendary Brazilian soccer player renowned for his exceptional skills and contributions to the sport. This card is part of a series produced by Barratt & Co. Ltd in 1971, which highlighted prominent sports figures of that era. Not super expensive, as his “rookie” cards are from 1958 but still a cool, vintage Pele card from his playing days!