Sports Card Strategy Deep Dive: Being a Patient Sports Card Flipper & Finding the Right Cards
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 moving out of some right player/wrong card scenarios to narrow his focus on a singular Caleb Williams card with markers.
Should you be buying Jalen Brunson Prizm Silvers? What is his ceiling?
Having patience when looking for the right card. What will Shohei Ohtani's market look like in 2024?
Darius Garland v. Cade Cunningham & Ken Griffey Jr. v. Barry Bonds. How much do we value quarterbacks when flipping sports cards over skill position players?
Lefty's soccer day, as well as buying Jayson Tatum Raw Prizm Silvers with the intention of grading them
Immanuel Quickley upside, and what to do with Bowman Chrome Baseball PSA 9's We'd love your questions and comments!
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What makes a card the “right card?” Is it number of sales? What percentage a card is down compared to what the ceiling was? Thanks!
Hey Rob! Great question.
You’re definitely in the right ballpark – there are a lot of different characteristics to that pile together to form the “right card”
i.e. demand, liquidity, sales volume, a dip in pricing, overall desirability, accessibility for purchase, historically proven upside, and more!
Definitely shoot us a question for the Overflow Show if you want this elaborated on in a deeper understanding!