Hey everyone! Welcome to another edition of Riiip with Brody the Kid!! Let’s get to it!
2021 Topps Opening Day has been released and this is an awesome product for kids!! Opening Day has some very cool inserts including Mascot …
I’m not big on making resolutions at the start of each year in my personal life; I find that they often fall by the wayside and I end up disappointed a few months into the new year. I do, …
Last week, I noted that I believe we are in a sports card bubble, which will likely burst in the coming 8 to 12 months. However, I mentioned that I expect that as things normalize, some segments of the …
The sports and non-sports card market has been on absolute fire for the better part of a year, and every time it seems like it’s reached its height, it heats up even more. Some cards are doubling in value …
It feels odd to do a review of a 2020 product after having already reviewed 2021 Topps Series 1, but that’s the way things worked out this year. A late arrival for the annual end-of-year Target exclusive put this …
Every card collector’s favorite day of the year arrived last week, as the flagship Topps product, Series 1, hit stores. Series 1 offers collectors the first chance each year to build a complete set and chase the hottest rookies. …
What’s up everybody? Welcome back for another edition of Riiip with Brody the Kid! Thank you for checking it out. The Super Bowl is over and what a crazy upset! Tom Brady did it again, winning his 7th title …
If you’ve ever wanted to own an expensive sports card but can’t afford the whole thing, fractional investment is for you. Fractional investment in sports cards has become a hot topic over the past year or so. It allows …
A few weeks ago, I wrote about my decision to start a new collection of 2006 Greats of the Game nickname autographs. Shortly after writing that post, I made another decision to retire another collection of mine and no …
Almost exactly one year ago, I wrote a blog post about how Kobe Bryant’s death had impacted the prices of his cards. The gist of the post was this: every time an athlete dies, his sports cards increase dramatically …
