Dan’s Sports Card Substack
Dan HermanMy personal Substack
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Whatnot shop pack rips
I'm a bit excited to get this single Topps Pro Debut Hobby Pack. I'm itching to get the box itself, which dropped early August and still available for about $100. I'm buying that for the price point but also to get the jump on first-cards a...
Ripping various packs from Whatnot
Selling packs is hard. I feel like I've had good momentum with selling blasters, and somewhat the same with megas. But with the very low price point, something very specific, shouting to an unknown invisible audience from the eBay experienc...
Showing off vintage Topps cards won from HiBid
First, some errata. I had identified in a prior post having won some vintage 1969-70 cards from an auction on HiBid, run by Live Oak Auctions in Keller, TX. This is partially true but it actually leads to this post here which ARE from Kelle...
opening Cardsmiths Bob Ross trading cards hanger box.
In my quest to find forgotten gems in the form of awesome trading cards, I knew somehow this set would be in my collection. Instead of buying a whole box for some $1400, I opted for a 2-pack, 10-card hanger box for $25...just enough to visu...
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Retelling sports history using my own statistical approach, exploring sports memorabilia investing, coming to terms with my gambling past (long past).
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