DJ Khaled’s Hobby Influence + The Coming Card Supply Shock + What Will Actually Survive?
Sports Card ClubhouseShow Notes
Jeremy Lee, David Chase and Joshua Adams are back for another episode of The Hangover, and this one starts with DJ Khaled bringing the sports card hobby to his massive audience while encouraging his young son to negotiate, make deals and learn some real-world business skills at a card show. Is this exactly the kind of exposure that can help create the next generation of collectors, or does the money-first side of the hobby turn traditional collectors off? Then we look much further down the road. A massive generational transfer of wealth and collectibles is coming as older collectors pass their collections to the next generation. A recent Bloomberg article examining the art market raises a fascinating question for sports cards: what happens when enormous numbers of collections eventually hit the market and the people inheriting them don't necessarily want them? Could we see a major supply shock? Will younger collectors have enough money and interest to absorb it? And which cards, players and collectibles will actually remain culturally relevant decades from now? Plus, we get into centering, miscuts and printing imperfections, the future of set collecting, the PSA Set Registry, creating your own collecting "sets," and why scarcity alone may not be enough to create future demand. The Hangover is exclusive Sports Cards Live content on the Sports Card Clubhouse YouTube channel. Thanks to Grail Guard for supporting the show. When you're moving high-value cards, don't trust your grail in the mail. Visit GrailGuard.io for white-glove transport with a background-checked courier and live tracking. Subscribe to Sports Cards Live and the Sports Card Clubhouse, and join us Saturday for Sports Cards Live.
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