The Best Sports Cards Collecting Books of All Time

"The #1 authority on collectibles"--Cover.

Money can’t buy happiness, but it can buy baseball cards. When Tanner Jones came back to the hobby as an adult, he instantly fell in love with baseball cards all over again. In his signature comedic tone, Tanner retells his adventures in acquiring millions of cards, how he became a custom card creator, and the day he spent with his childhood hero, Jose Canseco, landing both of them on the cover of Beckett Baseball magazine. By popular demand, he shares the strategies used to assemble his world-famous collection, and how he quickly sold it for profit, while managing to keep several of his favorite pieces.

Confessions of a Baseball Card Addict is an entertaining and insightful read for collectors of all ages. Continue reading about his adventures in cardboard at www.TanManBaseballFan.com.

The values of sports cards are constantly changing, and that creates a massive money-making opportunity for those who know how to approach the market. Cardboard Profit: The Strategic Playbook for Making Money with Sports Cards walks you through exactly how to get started or level-up your sports card investing venture.

In this book, you will find full explanations about topics like:How the trading card market worksWhy sports card values rise and fallHow to identify players who are primed to rise in valueWhen to hold vs when to sellA full guide to grading sports cardsBest practices for getting top dollar for your cardsThe difference in strategy between short-term and long-term sports card investingAn overview of opportunity cost and how to avoid expensive mistakes...and far more advanced strategies to help you become a more effective investor in modern sports cards. The framework outlined in this book includes the exact strategies that have helped the author turn a couple hundred dollars into a six-figure sports card business over the years. The author has poured over 25,000 hours into the sports card market, and this book is the culmination of 25,000 hours worth of knowledge, research, wins, losses, learnings, and real collecting and investing experience, written for the sole purpose of helping you become a better sports card investor right away. While some sports card books offer basic tips like how to use the search bar on eBay and how to put a card into a protective toploader case, Cardboard Profit goes beyond the obvious and dives into advanced and expert level strategies while always breaking them down so that even a beginner can easily understand and start to use the knowledge today to make money flipping or investing in sports cards. Grab your copy today and join us!