Classic Card Chronicles - Brian Dwyer - new episode out now! On YT and SoundCloud

[joshuabotnick2]

New Classic Card Chronicles Podcast episode out NOW!
YouTube: https://youtu.be/x29LdWNZYTs
SoundCloud: https://on.soundcloud.com/eewhmD8z2ahBebxN9
Brian Dwyer, the owner of the prestiges REA (Robert Edward Auction), comes on to discuss his collection (that ranges from pre war baseball , to historical autographs), the most unique items that have come through the auction, and his thoughts on where the hobby is at now, and how it looks moving forward.
As Brian has a birds-eye of the hobby, he gives us in depth insights on every question we ask. Hope y’all enjoy!
~Following this early release, episode drops will go back to the normal scheduling of the 1st of every month.

[mrreality68]

Well done

Good interview and some good information

[joshuabotnick2]

Originally Posted by mrreality68

Well done

Good interview and some good information

Thank you so much!

[Rare Stuff]

Great interview Joshua, would love to see the video of him finding the uzit Cobb. Is that video on YouTube?

[sportscardpete]

The Uzit discovery video clip is the reason why REA is such a standout auction house. Great to see its led by a passionate collector like Brian.

Great interview guys!

[joshuabotnick2]

Originally Posted by Rare Stuff

Great interview Joshua, would love to see the video of him finding the uzit Cobb. Is that video on YouTube?

Yes sir it is! His reaction is priceless

[joshuabotnick2]

Originally Posted by sportscardpete

The Uzit discovery video clip is the reason why REA is such a standout auction house. Great to see its led by a passionate collector like Brian.

Great interview guys!

Thanks Pete !

[e6phillips]

Really enjoyed all three episodes!

I look forward to the next one!

[rjackson44]

ive watched every show love this

[joshuabotnick2]

Thank you Octavio and Eric !

[Northviewcats]

Thanks for posting the link for the interview. I really enjoyed watching it.

I met Brian when he was working for SGC. He met me induction weekend in Cooperstown to pick up about 100 of my T206s for grading. It was my first venture into grading cards, and I was very nervous about letting the cards leave my possession. He soon put me at ease about the transaction. We spoke for less than a half hour, but I credit him with inspiring me to get into buying and selling cards.

I am so happy to see just how far he has risen in the collectible business.

Best regards,

Joe

[joshuabotnick2]

Originally Posted by Northviewcats

Thanks for posting the link for the interview. I really enjoyed watching it.

I met Brian when he was working for SGC. He met me induction weekend in Cooperstown to pick up about 100 of my T206s for grading. It was my first venture into grading cards, and I was very nervous about letting the cards leave my possession. He soon put me at ease about the transaction. We spoke for less than a half hour, but I credit him with inspiring me to get into buying and selling cards.

I am so happy to see just how far he has risen in the collectible business.

Best regards,

Joe

Brian’s the best!

[joshuabotnick2]

Their Summer catalogue is out now!