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Global Card Collectors

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117 episodes
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Forget passports – and go beyond borders with "Global Card Collectors," a podcast that connects collectors from across the globe! Join John, the Istanbul aficionado (@istanbulcards), and Will, the Kiwi card junkie (@kart_adami), as they embark on a journey to celebrate the diverse world of card collecting. From the bustling streets of Istanbul to the sun-kissed shores of Kaiteriteri, New Zealand, each episode dives into the unique collections and captivating stories of passionate collectors worldwide. So give us a try and see what card collecting is like around the world.

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Episode thumbnail for 117. Turkey's Sports Card Market Has Almost No Education... So He's Building It Himself

June 1, 2026

117. Turkey's Sports Card Market Has Almost No Education... So He's Building It Himself

<p>What happens when two card collectors from opposite sides of the world discover they share the same roots?In this episode, Will sits down with Berk, better known as <a href="https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCMKOt9DvT0KJmEQ9ZwL-Zaw"> @berktheripper </a>, one of the emerging voices in Turkey&#39;s sports card community. What started as following his Turkish-language card education videos on Instagram quickly turned into a fascinating conversation about collecting, culture, and building a hobby from the ground up.Berk shares his journey from growing up in New Zealand after moving there from Turkey as a child, to becoming a passionate NBA card collector with Kevin Garnett and LeBron James as his primary PCs. We discuss how his Kiwi upbringing helped shape his perspective and how that unexpectedly connected us.The conversation dives deep into the realities of the Turkish sports card market, a hobby landscape that still feels like frontier territory. While English-speaking collectors have endless resources, podcasts, videos, and educational content available to them, Turkish sports card collectors have virtually nothing. Berk explains why he decided to start creating beginner-friendly content in Turkish, teaching everything from the absolute basics of collecting to understanding the hobby itself.The two also talk about the surprising questions both receive from newcomers, including the ever-present &quot;How can I get rich from cards?&quot; mentality, and why education is so important for the long-term health of any collecting community.From humble beginnings to rapidly growing an audience of hundreds of followers in just a few weeks, Berk is helping lay the foundations for a new generation of Turkish sports card collectors.Topics discussed:• Growing up between Turkey and New Zealand• How Berk discovered NBA card collecting• Collecting Kevin Garnett and LeBron James cards• The challenges facing the Turkish sports card market• Why hobby education matters• Creating Turkish-language collecting content• The &quot;get rich quick&quot; mindset in modern collecting• Building a community from scratchWhether you&#39;re a seasoned collector or simply curious about how hobbies grow around the world, this is a fascinating look at what happens when passion meets opportunity.</p>

Episode thumbnail for 116. Rare Kiwi Card Grails, WWF Nostalgia & a Huge Hobby Idea

May 18, 2026

116. Rare Kiwi Card Grails, WWF Nostalgia & a Huge Hobby Idea

<p>This week, Will sits down with longtime collector and hobby deep-diver Shannan for a conversation that starts with some classic New Zealand card nostalgia and evolves into a look at a platform that could genuinely change the way collectors connect.</p><p>Will shares some awesome NZ basketball pickups featuring legends like Kirk Penney and Steven Adams, plus a stack of quirky early 90s World Wrestling Federation cards that bring back serious childhood memories.</p><p>Shannan then takes us down his latest collecting rabbit hole — hunting rare RJ Hampton rookie Flawless patch cards featuring authentic NBL memorabilia, including some uniquely Kiwi Meadow Fresh branding that collectors in New Zealand will instantly recognise.</p><p>But the heart of the episode is Hobby Tracker — a new platform/app Shannan has been building for collectors. Think of it as Last Sticker on steroids: a free hub where collectors can catalogue their inventory, track sets, log duplicates, chase missing cards, and eventually trade spares with other users in the community.</p><p>More than just an app, Hobby Tracker is about bringing collectors together — helping people complete sets, discover chase cards, make hobby connections, and potentially even meet fellow collectors in real life. Whether you’re into sports cards, wrestling, TCGs, or anything in between, this episode is all about the community side of collecting and why the hobby is stronger when collectors help each other out.</p><p></p>

Episode thumbnail for 115. Hidden Gems, Bonds Grails and the Future of the Hobby

May 7, 2026

115. Hidden Gems, Bonds Grails and the Future of the Hobby

<p>In this episode we sat down with Ryan <a href="https://www.instagram.com/rookiemoonshots/">@rookiemoonshots</a> fresh off meeting at the Istanbul Card Show for one of our most fascinating conversations yet.<br>We dive into Ryan’s first impressions of the Turkish card market, what makes collecting here unique, and why he believes there are still massive opportunities hiding in overlooked corners of the hobby.<br>Things get wild when a guest pulls out a Reggie Miller on-card auto that had been stored inside an 80s cassette tape… with NO top loader.<br>From there, Ryan takes us deep into his incredible personal collection including the story of how he acquired his Barry Bonds Mount Rushmore cards before the market truly understood what they were. We talk about spotting undervalued cards early, staying ahead of hobby trends, and why eye appeal and aesthetics can sometimes matter more than rarity itself.<br>We close things out discussing the current state of the hot sports card market and the big question everyone’s wondering:<br>What could eventually bring it all down?<br>If you’re into sports cards, investing, collecting psychology, hidden gems, or hobby history -this episode is packed with insights you won’t want to miss.</p>

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What is Global Card Collectors?

Forget passports – and go beyond borders with "Global Card Collectors," a podcast that connects collectors from across the globe! Join John, the Istanbul aficionado (@istanbulcards), and Will, the Kiwi card junkie (@kart_adami), as they embark on a journey to celebrate the diverse world of card collecting.

From the bustling streets of Istanbul to the sun-kissed shores of Kaiteriteri, New Zealand, each episode dives into the unique collections and captivating stories of passionate collectors worldwide. So give us a try and see what card collecting is like around the world.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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This podcast is available on 6 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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