
Host Leighton Sheldon provides advice for trading card collectors and hobbyists from the perspective of a self proclaimed Doctor of The Trading Card Hobby!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 117 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisure | |||

James Fiorentino joins Leighton Sheldon on the new episode of Trading Card Therapy podcast.
Fiorentino is an incredible artist of fine art, illustrations, water colors, and more who is big into the hobby. Leighton and James talk about combining pass... more
Was the 1948 Leaf set actually released in 1948—or 1949?In this episode of Trading Card Therapy, we uncover the truth and hidden history behind the 1948/49 Leaf Baseball set, including newly uncovered legal documents that challenge long-held hobby be... more
In this episode of Trading Card Therapy, Leighton talks about Goldin Auctions and their fresh to the hobby T206 Honus Wagner PSA 1 that has been with the family since 1910. He also talks about the Collectors Universe acquiring Beckett and talks about... more
Cards from the recent RED CROSS find have been sold plus a N28 Cap Anson crossover from Beckett to PSA! Leighton brings you the story today on Trading Card Therapy. Check out the full story of the Red Cross find HERE.Leighton is always buying collect... more
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Leighton is a dynamic host who really knows his stuff. If you like vintage cards, he’s your guy!
We need this for us vintage guys.
Great podcast! Very informative!
Keep up the excellent job
Leighton and the team give the most up to date prospectives on vintage sports cards with hot new perspectives on all the classics. A most refreshing break for the ultra modern chatter around card collecting today.
Great show
Really enjoy Leighton’s experienced take on the hobby
Leighton really is very informed! Love this podcast!
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The content primarily revolves around trading cards, sports memorabilia, and the evolving market dynamics within these hobbies. It highlights personal stories, collector experiences, and discussions around high-value cards such as the legendary 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle, as well as affordable collecting strategies for newcomers. Unique elements include the integration of emotional narratives, personal health journeys of the host, and the importance of community interactions among collectors. The emphasis on trends in vintage card collecting, recent news like PSA price increases, and the significance of family involvement suggests a podcast that is both informative and deeply connected to its audience's passions and experiences.
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Recent guests on Trading Card Therapy include:
1. James Fiorentino
2. Levi Bleamn
3. Nat Turner
4. Darren Rovell
5. Dave Czuba
6. Brian Drent
7. Brian Lee
8. Sharon Chong
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