Steve Sanabria 🤘🏾

@BrickCenter_ LeFlop. These antics, what an embarrassment to the real greats

LeBron broke a fingernail and limped off the court 🙏

@PaulBunker @CardPurchaser Absolutely

@posttime5555 @CardPurchaser I’ve got a couple of Flaggs to send. I’ll take a 9 & 10

Latest PSA submission via GameStop is in! Here are the results @CardPurchaser #sportscards #cardcollecting #thehobby

@WAGMIGAMEDALTON @CardPurchaser Absolutely, plus any PSA 10 is cause for celebration nowadays lol 😂

@posttime5555 @CardPurchaser Sure you were hype to see the chrome 10!!

@SATXBurner @CardPurchaser I dropped them off December 27th. About 3 months and a week

@posttime5555 @CardPurchaser How fast was turnaround?

@Topps Case hits, hopefully. Great looking cards

FIRST LOOK: The all-new ‘Patchwork’ insert arrives in 2026 Bowman Baseball!

@hictr_r6 @CardPurchaser Badass hits

Bought 2 Optic blasters from Dicks and 2 Absolute blasters from Walmart..... crazy luck @CardPurchaser

@Topps Good morning , that’s a sick card 🔥

good morning

Ironically... 🔥😏

@XXL 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 gone 😂😂😂😂

Finesse2tymes weighs in on the Pooh Shiesty and Gucci Mane situation and says that he believes a security guard for Gucci Mane, who is reportedly a retired police officer, may be cooperating against Pooh Shiesty.

MJ 1997 postseason clutch shots. Greatness.

Ye performed “CANT TELL ME NOTNING” to his sold out crowd at SoFi Stadium and was so impressed with the crowd, he ran it back 🔥 “yall loud as a motherf*cker tonight… we gotta run this back…” x.com/media_marc7589…

Ye had 80,000 people singing "Heartless" with him at SoFi Stadium 🤯 "That's what 80,000 people sound like ladies and gentlemen... they said I'd never be back in the states. Two sold-out concerts."

April 1, 1985

@CardPurchaser GM 🫡

Good morning card people!

@BeholdPaleH0rse Lmfao you know what he’s going to do lmao 🤣 April Fools has an hour left

Let’s breakdown Shohei Ohtani selling an entire At Bat:

41 years ago today: the iconic Air Jordan 1s went on sale to the public. Retail price in 1985: $65

And still the top selling sneakers of all time, past, present and future.