Grading Qualifiers, Wrestling, NFTs, and Basketball Buys

Sports Cards Nonsense

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4.8 • 978 Ratings

🗓️ 13 April 2021

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Today on 'Sports Cards Nonsense' Mike and Jesse discuss a wide range of topics, with updates on MLB and NBA stars' card values, a discussion on wrestling cards and the state of NFTs, and a '101' segment on what grading qualifiers mean and how you can use them to differentiate between cards. They also answer more listener questions in today's mailbag segment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	All right, guys,
0:02.0	it's been a good time.
0:04.0	That was the official.
0:05.0	I thought I was doing it.
0:07.0	That was the official open.
0:08.0	Here comes the official open.
0:09.0	No, you go ahead.
0:10.0	You do it. Just take it away.
0:11.0	We're excited.
0:12.0	Go. All right everybody.
0:13.0	The sports card show about Us Babble. That's it. You're not going to be able to hear anything.
0:20.0	So that was your whole story right there.
0:22.0	Tuesday's episode. I got the day of the week right this time.
0:25.0	I'm out of breath.
0:25.6	I literally had to run downstairs to get my monster because I refuse to do this show without it.
0:29.6	How many stairs are in your house?
0:30.8	Three, four stairs? there's 11 landing three
0:35.8	17 total you fallen down those stairs dude when we first got those things because
0:41.0	when they first built the house they had a high gloss finish on those.
0:43.9	We had to have the painters come back and sand them down.
0:46.5	Little feet slip easily.
0:48.0	That's a show folks, appreciate it.
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