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A podcast about women’s basketball cards, why we collect them, and why they matter.
“Collector-driven, Community-focused”
New episodes every week ⬇️

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I’m back.

As your host for the past 5 seasons of the podcast, I promise to continue delivering on the following mandates:

- Maintain the Napheesa Collier propaganda machine
- Continue my totally unbiased hatred of the NY Liberty
- Advance the A’ja Wilson GOAT agenda
- Collect with intention and questionable levels of overthinking
- Fight the good fight against the proliferation of parallels
- And, as always, give the growing WNBA collecting community the attention it deserves by @wnbacardpod

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Season 6 is here, with a fresh new feel. Mark joins Katelyn as co-host, and we’re talking women’s basketball, women’s basketball cards, why we collect them, and why they matter.

New episodes every week, wherever you listen to podcasts.

Collector-driven. Community-focused. Per usual. by @wnbacardpod

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As your new season 6 cohost, I promise to continue delivering on the following mandates:

- Make sure to drop Atlanta Dream propaganda in each episode
- Use references to WNBA history as frequently as possible
- Strive for intention and curation while admitting that I probably impulse bought a card just before recording
- Convince you that Revolution is the best set of all time
- And ultimately, I pledge to set solid screens for Katelyn, so she can continue running the offense by @wnbacardpod

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A Marina Mabrey autograph /49. No screaming required.

Katelyn and Mark open Donruss WNBA packs courtesy of @greatlakestradingcardsco and talk through the players, the cards, and one question about this hit: where’s the Toronto Tempo jersey?

This Mabrey is headed to a listener’s collection. Follow @wnbacardpod for the giveaway details.

What do you think of the new Donruss product?

Shout out to @cardladder for supporting the pod.
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You don’t have to remember watching a player to find a reason to collect them.

Mark (@mjs_sportscards) is learning the history of the WNBA through Pinnacle, Rittenhouse, and Fleer Ultra.

The cards introduce him to players he didn’t watch. Learning what they contributed gives him more reasons to care about the league he follows today.

That’s something I love about collecting. You start with a card and end up wanting to know more.

Mark joins Katelyn aka @coldlunchcards as cohost for Season 6 of The WNBA Card Podcast.

Preview episode for Season 6 of @wnbacardpod out now on the Stacking Slabs Network.
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Chad (@packtothefuturepodcast) went to his first Portland Fire game with his wife. Chelsea Gray tied the three-point record that night.

His hobby friends knew he was watching. They found a Chelsea Gray 1/1 and kept telling him to buy it. His wife joined in, too.

He did.

Now that card reminds him of the game, the messages from his friends, and the night he started following the WNBA.

That’s what I love about this part of collecting. A card can hold the people who were there when your interest began.

Katelyn talks with Chad about that card and how he’s building a Portland Fire collection on this week’s WNBA Card Podcast.

New episode of @wnbacardpod with @coldlunchcards out now on the Stacking Slabs Network.
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Jarrod (@wnbacardcollector) owns the Rhyne Howard Gold Vinyl rookie auto 1/1.

Yet when Katelyn asked him to choose his personal grail, that wasn’t his answer.

He chose a ticket from Rhyne’s WNBA debut.

Signed by Rhyne. Inscribed “WNBA Debut.”

The Gold Vinyl is the card most collectors would place at the top of the hierarchy.

The ticket connects Jarrod to a moment.

New @wnbacardpod with @coldlunchcards talking Atlanta Dream. Out now on the Stacking Slabs Network.

Shout out to @cardladder for supporting the pod.

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The lowest serial number does not always make it the most important card.

Shawn (@motorcitymarks) owns Marina Mabrey cards numbered to five and three.

His personal grail is still her 2021 Prizm Gold /10.

His copy is numbered 3/10. Her jersey number.

It represents the player he watched at Notre Dame, the rainbow he worked to build, and the years he spent creating a collection that nobody else can recreate.

The hobby will give you its ranking.

Your collection gets to have its own.

New episode of @wnbacardpod with @coldlunchcards out now on the Stacking Slabs Network. Shout out to @cardladder for supporting the pod.
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Not every piece of memorabilia carries the same weight.

Jenny’s (@wsportscollector) Sue Bird rookie relic contains material from the jersey Bird wore during her first WNBA game.

The yellow patch comes from a part of the jersey that appears less often than the white material. The grade is also hard to find.

Those details matter.

The history matters more.

This card connects Jenny to the beginning of Sue Bird’s career and a defining chapter of Seattle Storm basketball.

New episode of @wnbacardpod with @coldlunchcards out now on the Stacking Slabs Network. Shout out to @cardladder for supporting the pod.
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The cards that stay are not always the cards worth the most.

Matthew and his daughter opened a box of Donruss together in their basement.

When they turned over a Sonia Citron Pink Laser auto /25, the pull became tied to more than a player or print run.

Their family was moving through a hard season.

Cards gave them time together. The hobby they shared grew into Dynasty Sports Cards.

Matthew owns cards with less supply.

This is the one that will never leave.

When a card holds a moment with someone you love, the market cannot set its value.

On the new @wnbacardpod, Katelyn (@coldlunchcards) talks with Matthew (@dynastysportscards_)about Washington Mystics collecting, family, and the card that represents their journey.

Out now on the Stacking Slabs Network. Shout out to @cardladder for supporting the pod.
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