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Breaker Brian Wolfe Accused of Scamming Collectors Out of Thousands
Brian Wolfe was seen as a trusted breaker. A guy people knew from industry conferences and Panini parties. Now he’s being accused of scamming collectors out of thousands through empty packages, ghosted messages, and shipments that never arrived. Multiple hobbyists went public this week with receipts showing a pattern: deals that only accepted CashApp or…
SA Collectors Expo Returns to San Antonio April 25-26
The SA Collectors Expo returns to San Antonio, Texas on April 25–26, 2026, at the SA Shrine Auditorium, with more than 200 vendor tables of sports cards, memorabilia, comics, toys, and gaming cards. Show hours are Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Vendor setup begins Friday, April 24,…
Cancelled Auction Chaos: PC Sports Cards Pulls the Plug on Luka Doncic Card Deal
When you think you’ve scored a great deal on a sports card, the last thing you’d expect is for the seller to pull the plug on you. Yet that’s exactly what appears to have happened with eBay seller PC Sports Cards, raising eyebrows and trust issues in the sports card community. The Misstep Here’s the…
Steve Grad Defends Beckett From His Tesla: “We Can’t Afford Photos”
This week, we published an article about fake Beckett authentication stickers being sold on eBay, allegedly by someone connected to the company. The story detailed suspicious eBay accounts and collectors losing thousands on items with forged COAs. Steve Grad—who recently left Beckett Authentication after 24 years—responded. In a video posted to Sports Card Radio Clips‘ YouTube channel, Grad…
Upper Deck to IRS: Industry Trolls Hurting Our Business!
Are you a sports card industry troll? In court documents filed on March 16, 2017, Upper Deck claims industry trolls are hurting its business! Since 2012 Upper Deck has been involved in a dispute with the IRS. One of the more eye-opening court documents is from July 2013 which states Upper Deck had “combined deficiencies exceeding $160…
