Good Sellas is a podcast for individuals who want to learn how to sell their cards more efficiently — at a faster pace and for more money. In each episode, Justin Brown uncovers how true hobbyists get their cards sold. Each conversation explores stories of how specific actions & techniques can help you get more from your sports cards. Ultimately, Good Sellas helps sports card collectors sell the cards they don’t want so they can get their hands on the cards they must have.
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Good Sellas is a podcast for individuals who want to learn how to sell their cards more efficiently — at a faster pace and for more money. In each episode, Justin Brown uncovers how true hobbyists get their cards sold. Each conversation explores stories of how specific actions & techniques can help you get more from your sports cards. Ultimately, Good Sellas helps sports card collectors sell the cards they don’t want so they can get their hands on the cards they must have.
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9/29/2022
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Recent Episodes
March 9, 2023
FTC and Trading Card Joe on Building a Pokemon Card Collectors Community
We usually associate card collecting with sports. But you can also develop this hobby around various social and cultural phenomena such as Pokemon. According to Wikipedia, Pokemon is the second highest-grossing media franchise — behind Winnie the Pooh — which puts it ahead of Mickey Mouse, Star Wars, Harry Potter, and the MCU. A Pokemon card collector himself, our host Justin Brown invited two fellow collectors, FTC and Trading Card Joe, to join him on this episode of GoodSellas. ...
February 24, 2023
From Passionate Card Collector to an Entrepreneur in the World of Cards with Zach Meadows
Communication between card collectors is the main reason they are active on platforms like Twitter and Instagram. It allows them to acquire information, meet people with the same passion, get the best offer, and make money or enrich their private card collection. But collectors also build micro-communities on digital platforms or create a Discord server. In this episode of GoodSellas, we are joined by a Discord server creator, Zach Meadows. Zach is the founder of Card Brokers, where every car...
February 10, 2023
How to Determine Whether a Card Is Worth Investing in - Nick Martin
Card collectors are like poker players. They see their passion as more than a hobby. It is a way for them to connect with people with the same interests, exchange cards, and enrich their collections. But card collecting can also become a revenue stream. Therefore, we decided to call Nick Martin — @Nmartin55 on Twitter — to join us on this episode of GoodSellas. If you are interested in entering this space, you could learn plenty from Nick. Nick discusses his beginnings and how he switched fr...
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