What makes a card significant to you? Is it the story, the nostalgia, the aesthetics, or the price? In this episode, Brett breaks down the “significance spectrum” and share what matters most to me as a collector. He talks about his 2012 Prizm Gold Andrew Luck rookie card and how it reshaped his collecting journey. We’re all on different ends of the spectrum. Some of us find significance in rare cards. Others in sentimental pieces that no one else cares about. And that’s what makes this hobby so special. By the end of the episode, I want you to reflect: What is the most significant card in your collection and why? If you’re inspired, share it on Instagram and tag @StackingSlabs. Let’s see those cards.

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The Significance Spectrum: Defining What Matters Most in Collecting

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