Not All Marvel Cards Are Equal! What to Collect, $150K Spider-Man & a Sketchy $33K Disney Sale
Hobby NonsenseShow Notes
Which Marvel cards are actually worth collecting? 🕷️ This week, Jesse and Ray are joined by Justin Underwood of Hobby Hits (Spidey Hits) to break down the Marvel card hobby for new and longtime collectors.
Justin dives into the history of Marvel cards, why certain sets stand above the rest, lower-print-run products collectors may be overlooking, and the story behind acquiring his grail Spider-Man comic that eventually sold for $150,000.
Also this week:
👟 Roman Reigns has his own Air Jordans — could WWE be the next evolution of the celebrity sneaker market?
🦸 Upcoming DC Platinum, Topps Marvel Neon & Marvel Vault
🏰 A $33,000 Disney sketch card sale that comes with an important warning for new collectors
🃏 Why recent changes to Yu-Gi-Oh have sent the newest release soaring
⚡ Multiple Pokémon record sales
📦 Is the Pokémon 30th Anniversary ETB worth buying on Amazon?
Plus, Justin shares what has made Hobby Hits successful and reveals which upcoming Marvel product has him the most excited.
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