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All data below was derived from CardLadder, a data analytics tool that vets sales data to provide accurate sales histories of sports cards. All pictures are properly sourced from the buying and selling platform, eBay. Special consideration should be given to Instagram user, Spinotron, whose detailed posts provide a lot of historical details regarding featured cards in this article.  I am not a financial advisor and this is not intended to be financial advice. I do not own any of the cards referenced in this article.  Finding sports cards that will appreciate and sustain their value over a long period

Two years ago, about three months shy of my 30th birthday, I started to experience intense anxiety. While I later learned mycotoxins were the root cause of my issues, my perception of time exacerbated it. Too many of my friends, family, and colleagues experience similar feelings when the milestone birthday approaches. Note: if you or someone you know is experiencing anxiety or depression, please seek professional help and guidance. My anxiety was primarily driven by the fact that I was approaching 30 and had not yet figured out what I was supposed to be doing. To provide more context –

6 months ago, I submitted an application to be a contributing writer for ONE37pm in the Sports Cards category. After mentioning that my writing had been featured in other publications, including top ones for Medium, I thought it would be a slam dunk. It wasn’t and I never heard back. A few months later, I decided to apply in a different way. I’ll include the steps I took that you can copy as an alternative to traditional applications as a writer or any job. It Started With a LinkedIn Message In early 2021, I received a message on LinkedIn from a