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The Doctor is IN! If you love sports cards and memorabilia, a new podcast dedicated to the hobby we love is available to you.  Unlike other podcasts, Trading Card Therapy brings you more than just investment advice.  Come outside the box with us on topics like thinning the herd, auction discipline, and collecting what you love. This week you can see rare a ticket from the 1921 World Series and learn about the HOT ticket market!
Your love for the card and memorabilia hobby has been missing from the podcast space.  Sure there are podcasts that discuss values of cards and podcasts that talk about the biggest card breaks. What about the hobby as whole, though?  Has anyone told you about how to properly buy a card on eBay?  Bet you've never heard a podcast teach you auction discipline. A big topic - how about simply collecting what you love!  To cater to your love of the hobby, Just Collect and Vintage Breaks owner, Leighton Sheldon, brings you Trading Card Therapy. 

Leighton has 25 years of experience in buying and selling over 20 million dollars in collections.  "The Doctor" of Trading Card Therapy has been featured in Forbes for The Fairy Godmother purchase of the rare T206 Eddie Plank card, on ESPN for opening a 1955 Bowman baseball pack with a surprise Mickey Mantle card that was inside, and was the go-to call for Mike and Frank of American Pickers when they needed sports memorabilia expertise.  Leighton wants to help you learn about the hobby and have fun while doing it, so he's sitting down on the couch each week giving you the card and memorabilia therapy you need!

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The latest episode of Trading Card Therapy, Leighton talks about The Love of Collecting, starting with the TICKET MARKET.  The market for graded tickets is soaring now and this week you can see a ticket stub from the first ever appearance for the Yankees in the World Series!  Hear Leighton talk about the 1921 World Series ticket stub and all about the legendary Babe Ruth.  Let's learn a thing or two about the ticket market form The Doctor:

Just look how nicely the ticket displays!  As Leighton said - it's a piece that should be in the Hall of Fame!

We hope you enjoy the podcast, learn a little more about the hobby we both love so much each and every week on Trading Card Therapy.

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WE ARE ALWAYS BUYING

You read above that Leighton has been purchasing collections for 25 years! If you're interested in selling, Leighton and Just Collect are interested.

Just Collect is always buying vintage sports and non-sports cards from 1879 to 1979 as well as select modern cards. If you have a collection that you are considering selling, contact us today to discuss or get our industry-leading purchase offer. If you have a collection that you want appraised, please contact us and we would be happy to discuss your collection and help you understand the real cash value of your collection in the current marketplace. Check out the Just Collect buy list blog here. 

OUR BUYING PHILOSOPHY

We've run into a wide range of people and collections over the last 25 years. Although Just Collect is known for buying vintage sports cards and especially vintage baseball cards, we are also extremely interested in buying non-sports cards, too!  

Every collection and every collector is different and we treat EVERY collection with the respect and attention that we show for our own collections. We understand that many have put their heart and souls into building their collections. So when you're ready to sell, we understand the feelings that you're going through and will work with you to help you reach a decision that is a WIN/WIN, because if you're not happy, we're not happy.

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Whether you have vintage cards or modern wax you want to sell, you can reach out to us any time! 

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