<![CDATA[Welcome to Wax Nation]]>The Wax Hunters Podcast is where sports cards meet real life.

Hosted by Greg of The Wax Hunters, this show dives into sports cards, trading cards, and the hobby we love — from vintage wax and iconic rookies to grading drama, market trends, and unforgettable pulls.

We talk sports. We talk collecting. We talk business. And sometimes, we just talk about life — the wins, the losses, and the chase.

Collectors First. Breakers Second.

]]>www.thewaxhunters.comRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Thu, 28 May 2026 15:31:23 GMTSat, 14 Feb 2026 04:41:07 GMT60The Wax Hunters<p><b>The Wax Hunters Podcast</b> is where sports cards meet real life.</p><p>Hosted by Greg of The Wax Hunters, this show dives into sports cards, trading cards, and the hobby we love — from vintage wax and iconic rookies to grading drama, market trends, and unforgettable pulls.</p><p>We talk sports. We talk collecting. We talk business. And sometimes, we just talk about life — the wins, the losses, and the chase.</p><p>Collectors First. Breakers Second.</p>episodicThe Wax Huntershuntingwax@gmail.comno<![CDATA[The Junk Wax Lie]]>Everyone loves to trash the junk wax era. Overproduced. Mass printed. Worthless.

But what if we’ve been looking at it completely wrong?

In this episode, I break down why vintage cards, especially late 70s through early 90s flagship rookies may be structurally stronger than modern cards long term.

]]>38cf955e-54ec-449b-8ffe-ca4e4e12dc21Thu, 26 Feb 2026 03:14:44 GMT<p>Everyone loves to trash the junk wax era. Overproduced. Mass printed. Worthless.</p><p></p><p>But what if we’ve been looking at it completely wrong?</p><p>In this episode, I break down why vintage cards, especially late 70s through early 90s flagship rookies may be structurally stronger than modern cards long term.</p>no00:22:4312The Junk Wax Liefull<![CDATA[Welcome to Wax Nation]]>There’s a moment when you rip a pack of cards and, for just a few seconds before you flip over that last card, you’re 12 years old again.

In this first episode, I share a story about giving my friend’s son his very first pack of cards — and how watching that moment unfold reminded me why I fell in love with this hobby in the first place.

We’ll talk about chasing a 1988 Don Mattingly as a Yankee kid, getting a Roger Clemens rookie from my uncle (even during a rivalry), reading Beckett Price Guides like they were scripture, and how cards once felt like currency long before real-time comps and grading debates existed.

This episode isn’t about PSA 10s or market trends. It’s about moments. It’s about connection. It’s about why, no matter how much the hobby changes, the feeling never does.

Collectors First. Breakers Second.

Welcome to Wax Nation.

]]>db324517-5203-4c12-8897-03d1312dd5e3Sat, 14 Feb 2026 04:45:09 GMT<p>There’s a moment when you rip a pack of cards and, for just a few seconds before you flip over that last card, you’re 12 years old again.</p><p>In this first episode, I share a story about giving my friend’s son his very first pack of cards — and how watching that moment unfold reminded me why I fell in love with this hobby in the first place.</p><p>We’ll talk about chasing a 1988 Don Mattingly as a Yankee kid, getting a Roger Clemens rookie from my uncle (even during a rivalry), reading Beckett Price Guides like they were scripture, and how cards once felt like currency long before real-time comps and grading debates existed.</p><p>This episode isn’t about PSA 10s or market trends. It’s about moments. It’s about connection. It’s about why, no matter how much the hobby changes, the feeling never does.</p><p>Collectors First. Breakers Second.</p><p>Welcome to Wax Nation.</p>no00:15:2311Welcome to Wax Nationfull