Welcome to The Sports Card Strategy Deep Dive Series with Hosts Lefty McKee and Conner Barnett, an extension of the Monday show designed to help further elaborate on our guidelines used to build strategies to make profits.
Today we discuss:
Lefty’s strategy for moving into less fliers, and his current Yoshinobu Yamamoto strategies to execute his play.
Do we believe in Daniel Jones? Is Tom Brady worth investing in at a discounted rate?
Is Erling Haaland a GOAT?
Rogers v. Jettas, Maxey v. Anthony Edwards
Lefty’s Shohei Day & Conner’s Odd LeBron pick in our $1k budget builder.
Suns upset at home vs. TWolves?
We’d love your questions and comments!
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2 Comments
Great stuff fellas! Well rounded so far. I like hearing the comparisons between two arrangements of cards(James Woods x4 vs. Jackson Holliday auto)
Question… When buying and grading prospect cards, if you list when they get called up, what price is set? Or is it best to go auction? I held 4 Evan Carter PSA 10's and when he got called up, I listed them buy it now for $100 each. They all sold within a week, but does that number fluctuate, or is $100 on call up a good point?