Dr. Beckett unretires to share sports card stories, analyses, and opinions, based on his six decades of intensive experience.
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Dr. Beckett answers a range of listener questions on various topics. He begins by paying tribute to Mark Dehem, who very recently passed away, reflecting on his contributions and character. The discussion then shifts to Warren Buffett's retirement and drawing lessons from Buffett's investment strategies. Dr. Beckett also delves into other listener queries, touching on subjects like the history of card conventions, Gary V's current involvement in sports card collecting, and insights on the 1956 Topps Baseball set. Additionally, topics like breaking in the hobby, the 1976 SSPC cards, and the value of uncut sheets of the 1996 Sports Illustrated for Kids cards are explored.
00:33 Remembering Mark Dehem
01:19 Reflections on Life and Beliefs
02:52 Warren Buffett's Retirement and Lessons
05:23 The Herd Mentality in Collecting
09:29 Memories of the 1956 Topps Baseball Set
10:25 Autograph Collecting and SSPC Cards
11:41 Maximizing the Value of Uncut Sheets
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