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🎙️ RECORDING NOTE: We filmed this episode just hours before the Cooper Flagg Debut Patch was pulled. So yes... some of our predictions aged VERY quickly. 😂
We decided to leave the conversation untouched so you can hear exactly what we thought before the biggest chase in the product was hit.
Another episode of The Hobby Never Sleeps!
This week, we dive into the massive Topps Chrome Basketball release, NBA Debut Patches, the Cooper Flagg chase, and whether huge cards belong in retail products. We also break down some potential hobby investments, players we're staying away from heading into the NFL season, upcoming card releases, new technology hitting card shows, and much more.
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