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How Did Trading Cards Become a $450 Million Monthly Market?

The collectibles market just crossed $450 million in monthly trading card volume, and a single Pokémon card sold for $16.5 million. Still think this is just a hobby? Today, we're breaking down everything happening in the world of collectibles — from Cooper Flagg's seemingly endless supply of one-of-one cards, to Leaf Trading Cards quietly building an empire through NIL deals, to One Piece x Crocs, Gucci x Xbox, and why Major League Soccer might be the most slept on collectibles opportunity of 2026. We also talk digital collectibles, Panini Blockchain, a $24,400 Andre the Giant card, Vibes TCG growth, and National Trading Card Day making it onto ESPN. The mainstream is catching up fast. 00:00 - Are Collectibles a Viable Asset Class? The $16.5M Pokémon Card 01:06 - Trading Card Market Hit $450M Monthly Volume 01:12 - One Piece Collab Teaser 01:31 - Cooper Flagg & The One of One Problem 02:00 - Gucci x Xbox Limited Edition Collectible 03:03 - Leaf Trading Cards & The NIL Strategy 06:28 - Top Trading Card Sales & Pokémon Market Breakdown 08:00 - People Getting Burned on New Pokémon Sets 08:33 - One Piece x Crocs Collab 09:25 - Vibes TCG 2025 Recap & Growth 13:05 - Major League Soccer Collectibles Are Coming 13:38 - Nintendo 64 Nostalgia & Best Gaming Years 14:34 - National Trading Card Day on ESPN 16:38 - Panini Blockchain & Digital Collectibles Sales 19:00 - Andre the Giant 1974 Card Sells for $24,400 19:31 - Cleveland Cavaliers x Authenticated Collectibles Platform 20:08 - Wrap Up Trading Cards | Collectibles Market | Cooper Flagg | Pokémon | One Piece | Vibes TCG | Leaf Trading Cards | MLS | Digital Collectibles 🎙️ RWA SegMints Podcast Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3BGrV9q...