basketball collection on social media

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Originally Posted by sportzking

https://www.flickr.com/photos/11584464@N07/albums

I also post on IG but not as much, plus I double post them to Flickr anyway

Very cool cards you have. The David Robinson cards are amazing! A little bit jealous but all in good spirits. I'm slowly building my collection back up and adding what I have on these platforms. I added you if you could back, that would be great! Thanks!!

ballin' on a budget!


https://www.flickr.com/photos/192067466@N03/albums
https://www.instagram.com/bubblegumcardz/

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Originally Posted by volblorx8634

In my opinion, Instagram is excellent for the reasons mentioned already, and Facebook is tough for the reasons already mentioned as well, so I won't beat a dead horse.

I will say I've enjoyed the time I've spent on the r/basketballcards subreddit. It definitely doesn't get as many eyes as you might get on Instagram or Facebook, but it's generally a pretty good community that features and appreciates all sorts of different cards.

Any place to share this awesome hobby works for me. I appreciate the input, I'll definitely check it out. Thank you!

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Originally Posted by HoustOM

Well thanks, that's probably the first time somebody calls my PC "impressive". If you want to see crazy 90s stuff you will surely enjoy IG. #90sbasketballcards is one of many places to go.
Let me know when you get registered!

It a long story cut short... I collected cards as a kid 10-15ish purchasing packs with my allowance I made working side jobs for the family. I remember trying to get my hands on every Jordan, Shaq, Larry Johnson card I can get with what little amount of money I earned. Jordan stop playing and I started dating, I put the hobby away.

A few weeks ago I decided to dig in my 25-year-old storage unit and poll out my old binders and boxes of cards I collected as a teenager. Thinking to myself how awesome my collection is because it's packed with hall of fame players. So I started looking around on COMC/eBay/Market Movers and other sites... Oh boy, I quickly learned there is a huge gap in between my junk wax collection and Panini Prizm. There was no Internet growing up, yes there was Beckett magazine but it never showed images.

Discovering and looking through these collections like yours is super cool to me, it's all brand new, understand I've never seen these cards before. I'm like geeking out over all these totally awesome 90's cards.