Huh? Thanks for watching and commenting. Not sure I follow where you're head's at.

@@PaulHickey When you say you are selling cards before your recommendation to your clients is concerning a concerning situation. It would be considered a prohibited practice for Financial Advisors referred to as "Trading ahead/Front Running" that involves a broker trading before a customer's order is executed." When you are selling a card before you recommend your clients sell the card, that would be a concern because it puts your clients at a financial disadvantage.

@@airchewy-cards Not really. First of all, I only sell when I recommend that others sell. I've always been that way, unlike other content creators. The only exceptions are when I buy cards 12-18 months ahead of my selling marker with the intention of selling them at one of many potential makers in the future, which I clearly document in my content. Then, when I attend card shows and am offered cash, I sometimes make those moves ahead of selling markers. In the case I pointed out in this episode which. you must have caught but totally misunderstood, is that I sold my Arch Manning cards and fully disclosed this to my audience at the time, ahead of selling markers that happened, thus actually leaving quite a bit of money on the table. You clearly don't follow my content, as I'm constantly putting my clients at a financial advantage. Thanks for your thoughts though.

Yo! Thanks so much for your support. I'll be set up all Saturday and Sunday! Hope to see you there!

@@PaulHickey be there sunday

@@CreativeNoize Awesome, you won't miss me. Stop by and say hello. Thanks for your support!

Thanks for watching and commenting!

Hey RoseRipz, thanks for watching and commenting. We appreciate your support! Glad to hear you did well on the Bo Nix play. Sorry you couldn't get into Arch Madness! :) I'm not a fan of the Studio Set play. More on that in this week's premium pod on Friday at NoOffseason.com!

Record and post. Thanks Terry.

@@PaulHickey Good to know. Wanted to make sure my YT alerts are working

@@terryanderson Absolutely!

For sure my guy. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

Thanks! Appreciate your support!

Yeah, if you're new to this, avoiding the Panini Instant plays are probably best.

Thanks to the Warren Buffet of sports card collecting 😂

@@terryanderson Haha, thanks Terry. Any time. Always here for you!

I had a very good week followed by a dead weekend. It was strange 😂. When you get to the top of the industry Paul don't forget lil ole me 😆.

@@ArrowoodsHobbyShop-Ebay Interesting on the dead weekend. You're the best Arrowoods! :) I would never forget you. :)

Nice work Ryan! Congrats. Keep up the great work!

So you obviously didn’t watch it. It’s a long form podcast power packed with a ton of information to help you make money flipping sports cards and enjoying the hobby… we discuss way more than 5 sports cards. Your loss man.

Bruh, this was like three years ago… our content is totally different now. Might want to check out something of ours more recent. We literally create content every day

It's from a year ago. Thanks for watching and commenting. Looks like I was right! :)

​@PaulHickey I copped one at 300 so I'm around 2 grand up right now but his highest did go for 102 grand

@@orionsshutter4488 Let's gooooooo! Glad this worked out for you!

Thanks! Go here - nooffseason.com/sports-card-school/ - take sports card school at nooffseason.com - free 30-day trial.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Really appreciate your support.

Interesting call. Thanks for sharing. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@PaulHickey that and the bowman inception auto. I’ve got both for a good entry price. Just gotta pray to the PSA gods. Keep up the good work. Enjoying the content so far!

@@jawilliams853 Nice! Thanks so much! Really appreciate your support. Good luck on the grades!

Thanks for watching and commenting. It's not a great time for that play. Prices are higher now than they will be in November and December for most of the guys we will want to own in the playoffs, and it's way harder now to predict what will happen in January than it will be to predict that in December. So, December is a solid pocket to make those plays, and you can bet I will put out content in December to answer your question. Stay tuned my man.

@@PaulHickey thanks

Thanks for watching and commenting. Honestly, based on historical patterns, I don't see it continuing to rise. It's an extremely high print run, high pop count card, and is selling like crazy due to hyper relevancy of both the fact that it's a new card and her performance on the court. I wouldn't be surprised if it's still between $100-$150, but I really don't see it continuing to climb, especially since she has so many Panini Rookies now.

Thanks so much my man. I really appreciate you watching and commenting. It always helps!

Jalen W, Chet, Podz, B Mill, Jaime, Cam, Hanz n; Franzzz, Jabari, Micic, Ja, 🐜- Man, Zion, Jalen Green... etc.. and can't forget Keyonte. Great deals to be had.

@@BigPoppa_SD Love it! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! :)

Ja, b miller, cam whitmore, Parker Washington

@@1kproducedit2.0 Nice. I like Ja and Miller. Whitmore is a calculated sleeper... Who is Parker Washington? You mean PJ?

Yo! Happy to help. Thanks for watching and commenting. SGC and PSA grade them similarly, but PSA sometimes gives an N1 designation, which sucks. Email me at [email protected] for further help with this.

Yes sir!!!! let's go Chad! Thanks for watching and commenting my guy.

Thanks so much man. Really appreciate you watching and commenting!

For everyone's sake, I hope he comes back. I really would be surprised if he doesn't.

Thanks so much Terry. I really appreciate your support and I'm glad you're finding our content helpful! I'm always here for you, so keep letting me know how I can help.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Hate to see it for sure, but I think he'll be back this season.

Thanks for watching and commenting. The Declared Value doesn't determine what you pay PSA. You pay PSA the per card fee of the service level you select, and no more as long as the max declared value of each individual card doesn't exceed the per card max declared value of the service level. So if you submit 20 cards at $19.99 per card with a max declared value of $500 per card, you'll only pay $399.80 plus tax and shipping. The exception to this is that if say one of the cards that you submit ends up having a value of more than $500 after grading, PSA will bump the fee for that one card only up to whatever service level covers that value, which in many cases would be $49.99 or $69.99 to grade that one card instead of $19.99, so $30-$50 more total. That's it. If you have additional questions on this, please feel free to ask at nooffseason.com/ask

and our table at dallas sold more than ever. great show this month

Nice, great work! Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@woodywise8923 That's awesome! Congrats!