Massive Expo Haul + The Collection That Kept Leighton Home + Hobby Stories

Jeremy and David Chase kick off Episode 311 of Sports Cards Live with a full recap of the Sport Card Expo, including athlete interviews, stage appearances, late-night hobby hangs, and Jeremy’s biggest pickup showcase yet. From Jackie Robinson game-used memorabilia to Mario Lemieux patches, Patrick Roy autos, Barry Sanders relics, Tiger Woods inserts, and vintage basketball, Jeremy shares the cards that followed him home from Toronto and explains why memorabilia cards have become a major focus of his collecting journey. Then Leighton Sheldon joins the show to explain why he missed Expo after getting pulled into a massive vintage collection deal featuring a complete 1964 Topps Baseball set built pack-by-pack in real time during the 1960s. The conversation turns into a hilarious debate over whether Leighton got “worked” by the seller, hobby priorities, old-school collectors, and the realities of chasing collections. The episode also features: Jeremy’s Expo behind-the-scenes stories Hanging out with James Beckett in Toronto The impossible 1990 Pro Set Stanley Cup hologram pull David Chase launching his new show with Midlife Greg Thoughts on memorabilia cards, patches, and eye appeal The rise of hockey content creators and community podcasts Why certain vintage relic cards still feel undervalued 🎯 Take the Hobby Spectrum Assessment and discover your collector archetype:Hobby Spectrum 📘 Grab a copy of Pops and Comps:Pops and Comps on Amazon 📺 Subscribe to Sports Cards Live 📊 Check out Card Ladder 🧠 Learn more about Kronozio 🏒 Follow Jeremy’s card account:@jlee_cards on Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices