Sports Cards Have An "Overchoice" Problem

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Sports Card Psychology w/ TripleCrown24

JT Grugen

36 episodes

4 days ago

An in-depth look at the sports card hobby/industry, tackling hot-button topics and answering the "why" questions surrounding hobby engagement.

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An in-depth look at the sports card hobby/industry, tackling hot-button topics and answering the "why" questions surrounding hobby engagement.

Hobbies

Leisure

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Sports Cards Have An "Overchoice" Problem

Sports Card Psychology w/ TripleCrown24

31 minutes 32 seconds

2 years ago

Sports Cards Have An "Overchoice" Problem

Many hobbyists will point to overproduction as arguably the biggest issue plaguing the sports card industry in 2023. However, what if the concern wasn't for the number of copies produced for each card, but number of choices for a given player? Today, we'll break down why over choice is a larger concern for the market than overproduction.