Remy & Bear on Whatnot
Join us Tuesday, September 29. Open the show on Whatnot for the start time and card details.
View show on Whatnot ↗Football singles, rookies, autos, and the chase for something special. Welcome to our corner of the hobby.
Shop Remy & Bear shirts ↗@remyandbear_cards
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Join us Tuesday, September 29. Open the show on Whatnot for the start time and card details.
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THE HOBBY LOOKS GOOD ON YOU.Maybe it’s your favorite player. Maybe it’s an autograph, a numbered parallel, or a card you’ve been chasing for months. That’s the fun of collecting.
Build a collection around the players you love.
The signatures and details that make a card stand out.
Case hits, bold designs, and show-stopping cards.
Different formats. The same love of the hobby.
Artwork celebrates the hobby; it is not a list of cards currently for sale. Check each show’s photos for the lineup.
I’m a sports-card collector who loves football cards, exciting finds, and sharing the hobby. You’ll find us on Whatnot as remyandbear_cards, running singles and hanging out with other collectors.
Bear is my yellow Labrador retriever and the inspiration behind the other half of our name. He brings the personality. I bring the cards.
From rookies and autographs to numbered cards and case hits, this is where you can see what’s coming up and join us for the next show.
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Cards from a player’s rookie season or rookie-year releases. Look for the year, set, and rookie designation when comparing cards.
Cards featuring a player’s signature. On-card signatures and signatures on stickers are different formats, so check the card description.
A stamp such as 12/99 identifies a card within a numbered print run. The number alone does not determine its value.
Alternate versions of a base card, often with different colors or finishes. Match the exact parallel when comparing sales.
Raw cards have not been encapsulated with a grading company’s assigned grade. A graded card is sealed in a labeled holder. Condition still matters when comparing examples.
Comparable completed sales. Match the player, year, set, parallel, and condition. Asking prices are different from completed sales.
Work out a percentage of a comparable sale. You enter the numbers.
Just arithmetic, not a card appraisal. This does not include shipping, taxes, or selling fees.
Handle cards by their edges, use clean sleeves and suitable holders, and store them away from moisture and direct sunlight.