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Episode 12 - Collecting, Selling on eBay, and Hockey Talk w/ Jon (highglosscbj)
Description
The conversation begins with introductions and personal updates, followed by discussions about the weather, health, and the ongoing football season. The focus then shifts to hockey cards, collectibles, and the Columbus hockey scene. The conversation concludes with player analysis and future predictions for the hockey season. The conversation covers market trends and player value, the transition to a side business, eBay selling and inventory management, live selling and Whatnot shows, and set building and player collectors. The discussion delves into the impact of market trends on player value, the process of turning a hobby into a side business, eBay selling strategies, the emergence of live selling platforms, and the significance of set building and player collectors in the trading card community. The conversation delves into the card collecting community, flipping stories, and card finds, followed by memories of Johnny Gaudreau and discussions about the Blue Jackets and player prospects. It concludes with a discussion about favorite card sets and the use of AI in the hobby. The conversation covers various aspects of card collecting, including the use of AI, iconic hockey cards, specific card acquisitions, and the significance of hockey history in card collecting.
Takeaways
- Personal updates and casual conversations set the tone for the discussion.
- The Columbus hockey scene is growing, with a focus on local shows and the market for Columbus Blue Jackets cards.
- Player analysis and future predictions for the hockey season are key topics of interest. Understanding market trends is crucial for assessing player value
- Transitioning a hobby into a side business requires effective inventory management
- Live selling platforms like Whatnot are gaining popularity for trading card sales Community plays a significant role in card collecting
- Flipping stories and card finds are exciting and memorable
- Memories of players and their impact on the team are cherished
- Favorite card sets and the use of AI enhance the hobby experience AI plays a role in identifying top cards
- Iconic hockey cards hold significant value
- Personal connections to specific cards are important
Chapters
- 00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates
- 00:50 Weather and Health Updates
- 02:09 Hockey Cards and Collectibles
- 03:49 Football Season and Sports Fandom
- 05:12 Hockey Cards Market and Columbus Hockey Scene
- 25:15 Player Analysis and Future Predictions
- 30:09 Market Trends and Player Value
- 32:20 Transition to Side Business
- 34:01 eBay Selling and Inventory Management
- 43:30 Live Selling and Whatnot Shows
- 54:14 Set Building and Player Collectors
- 55:37 Card Collecting Community
- 56:56 Flipping Stories and Card Finds
- 01:00:22 Memories of Johnny Gaudreau
- 01:05:25 Blue Jackets and Player Prospects
- 01:08:07 Favorite Card Sets and AI in the Hobby
- 01:21:47 Card Collecting and AI
- 01:22:30 Iconic Hockey Cards
- 01:25:50 Tom Wilson Reebok Tag
- 01:28:24 Joey Juno Clear Cut Card
- 01:36:20 Hockey History Collection