Kyle Kravitz on Card Flipping, the Emotional Component of Collecting, and the Industry’s Evolution. Plus, the Joe Hollywood Controversy!

Sports Cards Nonsense

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4.8 • 978 Ratings

🗓️ 20 March 2025

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Mike and Jesse begin by discussing the recent controversy surrounding Joe Hollywood before welcoming card content creator Kyle Kravitz, who joins the guys to talk about how he got his start in the card collecting business, the emotional component of collecting, his strategies for buying and selling cards, his biggest sales, the evolving landscape of card shows, and more (08:48). Plus, the guys talk about some news and notes like the Celtics’ record-breaking sale, the NCAA tournament, and more (38:40). Hosts: Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson Guest: Kyle Kravitz Producer: Troy Farkas Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	All right.
0:11.8	Did you see the email?
0:14.8	Did I see the email?
0:15.7	From Riley.
0:17.6	I've been saving this for the show.
0:19.3	The worst takes?
0:20.7	Worst takes.
0:22.1	He actually did it.
0:24.2	This is my worst takes?
0:26.5	Nope.
0:27.0	E-mails entitled Mike's worst takes.
0:29.4	Oh, Mike's Worstakes.
0:30.4	Remember Riley called in.
0:31.5	We did the phone calls.
0:32.8	He called in and he said, I'm starting the part at the beginning.
0:35.9	Oh, that's right.
0:36.3	And he literally went back to the beginning.
0:37.8	So he is like, oh, that's him.
0:39.4	I was trying to think of the most recent that he sent.
0:43.0	I think he just finished the 2022 season.
0:47.1	So he is a full two years behind, which I actually think is phenomenal.
0:51.9	This is, yeah, that's very good.
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