Record-Breaking $100K Star Wars Sale, The National’s Neglected Non-Sport Scene & Funko’s Future with Wasatch Pop

<p>Fresh off his trip to <strong>The National</strong>, <strong>Jesse</strong> sits down with <strong>Ray</strong> to share his experience hunting for <strong>non-sport cards</strong> at the largest card show in the world. Despite the continued rise of <strong>Pokémon</strong> and <strong>Topps Entertainment products</strong>, Jesse breaks down the surprising lack of non-sport presence—but also highlights the <strong>biggest Star Wars card sale in history</strong>, a $100,000 monster that stole the spotlight.</p><p>They also discuss a moment with <strong>Gary Vee</strong>, where Jesse had the chance to film some content around the new VeeFriends Super Sticker product and hear Gary’s compelling case for <strong>vintage non-sport cards</strong> and their place in the long-term hobby conversation.</p><p>Later, they welcome guest <strong>Mason LaFevre</strong>, the creator behind the popular YouTube channel <strong>Wasatch Pop</strong>, to talk all things <strong>Funko Pop collecting</strong>. Topics include:</p><ul><li><p>Trends in <strong>value, scarcity, and licensing</strong><br></p></li><li><p>Mason’s best <strong>yard sale finds</strong><br></p></li><li><p>Where Funko is heading and how collectors can navigate its evolving landscape<br></p></li></ul><p>From Star Wars grails to garage sale gold, this episode covers the full spectrum of collecting culture.</p>