Episode 296: Dale Earnhardt Sr Autos On The Rise With Big Sales This Week & NASCAR Card Market Talk
Val and Logan are back with Episode 296 of NasCardRadio! This week, a classic Dale Earnhardt autograph sells for $3,039 after 38 bids, Dale Earnhardt Gold auto out of 100, 2025 vs 2026 Turn Four box counts and some others in Kings Court making waves, and the guys discuss the latest developments in NASCAR trading cards.
We recap the latest racing action, look at the 2026 Panini Track Kings release, discuss on-demand cards and share some of the week's most interesting card sales.
In King's Court, we spotlight a 2000 Press Pass Dale Earnhardt Gold autograph /100 that sold for $959 after 60 bids, a Rajah Caruth 1/1 Gold Vinyl rookie card that sold for $730, and a 1999 Upper Deck SP Authentic Sign of the Times Dale Earnhardt autograph that reached $3,039.89.
Plus, there's another Fishing Expedition, hobby discussion, and plenty of opinions on what makes NASCAR cards worth collecting.
Join the conversation and tell us which sale surprised you most!
NasCardRadio — Where Trading Cards and Racing Meet!
In Episode 295, the Gold Ka-Vrooms continue to make noise in the NASCAR trading card hobby! Val and Logan break down some major recent sales, including a Kyle Busch Gold Ka-Vroom /10 selling for $2,550, a Kyle Larson Gold Ka-Vroom /10 selling for $1,650, and a Richard Petty Gold Ka-Vroom /10 selling for $1,200.The guys also take a look at a $50,000 Keelan Harvick 1/1 PSA 10 listing, debate whether an auction or fixed price is the better strategy for hot cards, discuss the Track Kings checklist, and compare two interesting 1992 Traks autographs in This or That.
Plus, Logan shares his latest Panini Rewards Points experience, including the painful $16-plus cost to receive a Corey Heim autograph that was supposedly obtained with points, while King's Court features some serious NASCAR cardboard including Chase Elliott's 2016 Prism Checkered Flag 1/1 and Kyle Busch's $2,550 Gold Ka-Vroom.NasCardRadio — Where Trading Cards and Racing Meet!
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Episode 294: Which Gold Ka-Vrooms Sold For Over 1K, Fake 1988 Earnhardt & A $1,200 Petty Rookie!
Ka-Vrooms, vintage grails, a fake 1988 Dale Earnhardt and one unbelievable Coke Rewards story - Episode 294 has a little bit of everything for NASCAR trading card collectors!
Val and Logan recap the latest NASCAR racing action, including wins by Jake Garcia, Sheldon Creed and Joey Logano, while checking in on rookie cards for Jake Garcia, Sheldon Creed, Brent Crews and Connor Zilisch.
Then it's back to the hobby with some serious card sales:
• Ryan Blaney 2026 Panini Turn Four Gold Ka-Vroom — $1,500• Denny Hamlin Gold Ka-Vroom /10 — $1,150• Carson Hocevar 1/1 jumbo memorabilia — $750• Kyle Busch Gold Vinyl Auto 1/1 — $800• Danica Patrick 1/1 Auto/Mem — $400• Richard Petty 1972 STP rookie card — $1,200
Logan also helps a collector discover that a supposed 1988 Maxx Dale Earnhardt graded 10 is actually a fake, explaining the telltale detail that exposed it.
And don't miss Logan's incredible story about collecting Coke Rewards points for 18 months to earn a Kyle Petty fire suit, helmet, signed gloves and signed shoes.
Plus Panini Rewards shipping costs, IndyCar Pronto, Panini Instant, Catch Can as the Spellbound Word of the Week, and another packed King's Court.
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