Oct 2, 2026 · 52 min · 11 segments
Sports Card Cartel & Toronto Card Collector are back from the Montreal Sport Card Expo to share their first experience setting up as dealers in La Belle Province! They share stories and pickups and…
Um, the one wrestling exclusive vendor, not the most pleasant experience of our lives.
Um, I managed to walk away with some decent stuff, but, uh, he w- he really wasn't having the whole discussion about how much a card is really worth.
But here's the thing I, I always say to people, um, and I'm proud of myself.
You have the right to sell what- whatever you want at whatever price you want to.
But, um, you have the right to sell for whatever you want to, don't you? At the end of the day, don't we? Don't we? Don't us all.
Um, and everybody has their own idea of what something is worth, despite the fact that there are actual metrics and ways to confirm that.
Um, but you know, as someone who's very easygoing, particularly when it comes to value boxes and stuff in the, uh, you know, 5 to $100 range, um, it's sometimes, you know...
The, the difference, I can feel the difference between the way I do things, the way I see you do things, and the way some other people are.
And when you're, like, exclusive to one niche, right? Like you've got, you've got Pokémon going on alongside your wrestling.
When you're, when you're, like, devoted exclusively to one thing, I think you should be a little bit more easygoing.
But from what I hear about certain individuals, I'm not gonna name names, um, apparently it sometimes goes the opposite way.
I don't know if it's like, uh, I've got the, like, the market cornered kind of mentality.
But, uh, we certainly had never seen so many Rhea Ripley, uh, autographs, Stephanie Vaquer autographs all there to see and drool over.
Yeah.
That, that was definitely nice.
Um, I, I wonder too, like, if the language barrier played a small part in it too.
Because we couldn't really have-
Um, the one wrestling exclusive vendor, not the most pleasant experience of our lives.
Um, I managed to walk away with some decent stuff, but, uh, he w- he really wasn't having the whole discussion about how much a card is really worth.
But here's the thing I, I always say to people, um, and I'm proud of myself.
You have the right to sell what- whatever you want at whatever price you want to.
But, um, you have the right to sell for whatever you want to, don't you? At the end of the day, don't we? Don't we? Don't us all.
Um, and everybody has their own idea of what something is worth, despite the fact that there are actual metrics and ways to confirm that.
Um, but you know, as someone who's very easygoing, particularly when it comes to value boxes and stuff in the, uh, you know, 5 to $100 range, um, it's sometimes, you know...
The, the difference, I can feel the difference between the way I do things, the way I see you do things, and the way some other people are.
And when you're, like, exclusive to one niche, right? Like you've got, you've got Pokémon going on alongside your wrestling.
When you're, when you're, like, devoted exclusively to one thing, I think you should be a little bit more easygoing.
But from what I hear about certain individuals, I'm not gonna name names, um, apparently it sometimes goes the opposite way.
I don't know if it's like, uh, I've got the, like, the market cornered kind of mentality.
But, uh, we certainly had never seen so many Rhea Ripley, uh, autographs, Stephanie Vaquer autographs all there to see and drool over.
Yeah.
That, that was definitely nice.
Um, I, I wonder too, like, if the language barrier played a small part in it too.
Because we couldn't really have-
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