The kind of show that the hobby is about

Love the show vlogs!

Always keeping it real. I love this HOBBY not business…..

I like them there pulsar cards.

Just here for the remix and dancing the 7:58 mark!

In baseball, since player movement is so fluid, do you think it's better to get a RC card or the 1st year card with the team where he starts having the most success? Or does that even matter? For example, Corbin Burnes.

Great “investment”! 😉

The eBay link to the store is working.

Thanks for sharing

Watched for the 9:50 mark, keep dancing

Sell sell sell

Always appreciate the insight, even as a long time collector, started in 1988, I like learning more granular details. I also find it funny that so many trying to make a living selling sports cards. If $500 is life changing money, you've been making bad choices to this point.

good info! keep up the good work.

I'd invest my money into that red patch on your table..lol. how much? 😊 priceless. 🎉

Ebay link is broken (well for me anyway).

Hey paul, im new to the hobby here and i was wondering what the difference between prospecting wnd investing is? Ive seen your videos and tried to learn all that i can from them and so far i have but this is the one thing ive been a bit confused about.

Before 2020 most big name stars and retired HOFers cards were only stable year after year. There was no money to be made buying and selling unless you were a professional dealer.

The return on my investment. Is good times and friends. Enjoy the sport and collect the players you like. Collect your team. Collect history.

Good you watch the games I feel a lot of people don’t, they just go with the influencers. If you watched Cj against Georgia, wemby play or edwards before the season started you knew they were all coming, I only do football so AR silver prizm and Aidan O’Connell gold and shimmer prizm hot right now. I got my others lined up for season, but good channel you know what’s up with prospects.

Paul's Perfect Prospecting Picks coming soon!

The return certainly is not there. Unless you buy those really expensive boxes containing 5 cards. 1/1 has real value, or maybe it doesn’t. Only player I like to collect now is shohei, for obvious reasons.

ROE is specific to equity. Return on equity is determined by measuring how many dollars of profit are generated for each dollar of shareholder's equity, and is thus a metric of how well equity is utilized to generate profits. ROI is the ratio between net income and investment. It is used to determine whether an investment is an asset or a liability. If it makes money, it’s an asset. If it loses money, it’s a liability. 3 big reasons why sports cards are a liability when it comes to investing: 1. Volatility. Hard to make profit when you have no idea what the market is going to do. 2. Saturation. Too many ppl trying to make profit in a terrible market. 3. Time. Even if you profit, It takes way too much time and energy to make it worthwhile. Because of this, influencers resort to sleazy tactics to try and profit. They trick people into believing they can easily make money while also having fun and it’s all a lie. It’s terrible for the hobby, but that’s what it has become. Again. Love the content and what you do. Everything I wrote is my objective observation. My opinion doesn’t matter.

Love the lovers 😂😂

Keep dancing to the remixes

You could buy boxes but don’t open

Love The Bee Gees Remixes

$16 a piece 🤣, don’t be stupid

You’re flicking the corners, damaging most of them

Addison RC is nice

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How the hell do we remember our numbers for in all contests, 🤣

Ripping retail 🤣

Junk wax era - back to 1988. Ace Hardware, Costco, Walgreens, Target, Walmart - there are pallets and pallets around!😊

Stay sharp boss

Scottie B knows, you talked in circles today bud

Cocktails 🍹, now you’re talking

Big place boss

Here for the remix

Don’t be stupid and hold those new junk wax cards (even if PSA 10).😊

Not sure exactly what I just watched, but I like it! Great extended outro. That’s the way to dance it off. Cards are not investments.

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Appreciate you friend. SCV retired yesterday. Now you are the sole remaining truth teller in the hobby. So BRING YOUR HEART TO THE SLAUGHTER

Preach on Paul

I realize the value of my PC every time I look through it. I enjoy it, and nobody else has it because it's mine.... 😂😂😂

ROE stands for Return on Equity, not Return OF Investment. Sorry, but what you said is not making sense. I did, however, click like because you seem to be passionate about your content, if not misguided and oddly bizarre, the dancing notwithstanding.

I know you’re busy cracking all those slabs from the Dallas Card show, did you get my message?

With sport cards it should be ROMB Return On My Bet......because, it's not an investment...it's a bet that this piece of cardboard will give you MORE than what you initially BET. Regarding Dallas, an investment of a security guard at his table would probably have been a good investment.

My fat wife put the ROI in hemorrhoids.

ROE is return on equity and an entirely different thing. ROI is fine to use with sports cards to see whether you're making money with different cards or whatever. Per Forbes, ROI is "a simple ratio that divides the net profit (or loss) from an investment by its cost." You can argue that cards aren't investments, but it's okay to use ROI to see if your grading submission was worth it, for instance.