Marc Nehamen Has Been In The Card Business For Over 30 Years 

Thoroughly enjoyed this episode. It's a crime that there isn't more likes.

Good stuff here!!!!

Drinking game: Drink Every time sasha says "100 percent"

Back in the early 90s, nobody ever used the term "comps" it was always what does it say in beckett?

Marc is a hidden gem of the industry.

Marc’s a great guy!!! 💯💯💯💯 Love this talk!!!!!!!!!

Marc 💯

It was sweet running into the both of you in Hayward today. Thanks for being gracious with your time and answering my Ohtani question. And SashaT, your beard has leveled up #glorius ✌

Excellent insights. Thanks.

The angles are odd.

I wonder if your guys can put together big Cards show like the one We have in Anaheim convention 1992 thanks

Loved listening to what Marc has to say about the industry

Great channel not like the garbage of sports card radio..no bullies here god bless guys ,,

Been wanting to hear Marc’s story for a minute

Good interviews... But maybe let the guest give their perespective more instead of interrupting and talking over so much to throw in your perspective. I'm sure you don't realize you're doing it. If you watch this interview back you'll see it pretty very quickly.

Yeah y’all are lucky having the stores and shows around you so often as opposed to where I live in northeast TN BUT the trade off would be that we have super low gas prices and rent/mortgage etc..

Great ep, personally I think being an expert in one hobby is better than trying to stretch urself too hard with other sports etc for the vast majority of people. Very easy to get in over your head and have your decision-making manipulated by lack of knowledge

Great show 👏 👍

Marc has been to more nationals than Sasha has been alive lol

Agreed that some breakers can make the situation fun, just gotta find one that fits you. I know I deal with Buck City Breaks and they're great

This storyteller happens only once nice chats Marc

Sasha is kindly Man and he is real

Solid pod episodes so far 👌

I got through about 15 minutes, then realized it has nothing to do with cards... it's just a guy's stories. Pass