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Episode 278: The Hottest NASCAR Cards Right Now, PSA Exposes Card Fraud & Meeting Richard Petty

In Episode 278 of NasCardRadio, the guys break down PSA’s shocking new fraud report and what it means for collectors across the hobby. From counterfeit Pokémon cards to fake sports autographs and altered cards, the discussion dives deep into how fraud is impacting trading cards today — and why NASCAR collectors still need to stay alert.

Val and Logan also talk fake Dale Earnhardt autographs, the infamous MAXX promo counterfeits, and how collectors can protect themselves when buying raw autos online.

Plus:
• Race recap from Texas
• Carson Hocevar, Connor Zilisch, Chase Elliott & Corey Heim 1st card talk
• Massive Gold Downtown sales from 2026 Panini Donruss
• Richard Petty cards exploding in value
• Logan shares stories from meeting Richard Petty, Kenny Wallace, Kyle Petty and more during the Kyle Petty Charity Ride stop in Memphis
• Panini Instant & 2026 Parkside IndyCar updates
• Kings Court biggest NASCAR card sales of the week

This episode is loaded with hobby news, collector stories, market talk, autograph discussion, and plenty of NASCAR trading card collecting fun.

Thanks for watching and listening to NasCardRadio!

Episode 277: Donruss 2026 Deep Dive With Misha + Hocevar Breakout Win and Card Market Movers

Episode 277 of NasCardRadio dives into the release of 2026 Donruss racing with Misha the insert Insider. It's a full breakdown of the product, including case-level insights, insert reactions, and collector concerns.

The crew also covers:

• Carson Hocevar’s first Cup Series win
• Current Panini Instant & on-demand cards
• Market trends and recent big sales in Kings Court
• A behind-the-scenes look at rookie selection and product building

With a mix of hobby insight, racing updates, and honest opinions, this episode is a must-listen for NASCAR collectors. Where trading cards and racing meet!

Episode 276: Stephen A. Smith vs NASCAR?! + INSANE Card Pulls & Hidden Jeff Gordon Autos

Episode 276 is packed with NASCAR card talk and hobby heat. We break down the latest racing action in racing recap card edition, react to Stephen A. Smith’s NASCAR comments.

On the collecting side, we dive into Panini Instant, highlight incredible recent pulls, and revisit a forgotten Jeff Gordon MAX set with live autographs that might still be flying under the radar.

Plus:
• Racing recap across Truck, Xfinity, Cup & IndyCar
• “Dirty Air” Word of the Week
• Super Submissions from listeners
• Kings Court featuring this week’s biggest card sales

Whether you're here for the racing or the cards, this one hits both at full speed.

Episode 275: Collectors UNDER FIRE?! NASCAR Card Collecting Getting Out of Control + Ty Gibbs Wins

Ty Gibbs finally breaks through with a big Cup Series win - and it could be the moment that changes everything for his cards and career.

In Episode 275 of NasCardRadio, Val and Logan break down the latest NASCAR racing action, including standout performances across the Truck, Xfinity, and Cup Series. From rising rookies to key first wins, they highlight what collectors should be watching.

But the real conversation centers around the state of the hobby.

With increasing card prices, rising grading costs, and ongoing debates around collecting vs. investing, the guys dig into whether today’s trading card market is leaving traditional collectors behind. From Panini Instant pricing to PSA grading frustrations and COMC fee changes, nothing is off the table.

The episode also features fan submissions, hobby pickups, and another round of King’s Court -spotlighting notable recent sales and rare cards across the market.

If you’re a NASCAR card collector—or just trying to keep up with where the hobby is headed—this episode delivers insight, perspective, and honest conversation.

Episode 274: Grandpa Moment, New Hall of Fame Nominee Cards + INSANE NASCAR Card Sales?

Logan shares a personal milestone as he becomes a grandfather, while the crew dives into NASCAR race recaps, Hall of Fame cards & predictions, and a red-hot trading card market.

Featuring big sales, gold 1/1s, collector strategies, and the debut of viewer submissions—this episode blends heart, hobby, and horsepower.

Episode 273: Did Someone BURN 1988 Maxx Dale Earnhardt Promo Cards? + Big NASCAR Card Sales!

This week on NasCardRadio Episode 273:

A Dale Earnhardt card bonfire story steals the show—plus a shocking $700 Panini Points sale, racing recap, and the latest in NASCAR card releases.

We break down:

• NASCAR & IndyCar race results

• Panini Instant, Pronto & ePack updates

• Market-moving card sales

• King’s Court highlights

If you love NASCAR Trading cards, this episode is a must-listen.

Episode 272: Insane Hit! Michael Jordan & Tyler Reddick on the Same 1/1 NASCAR Card

In Episode 272 of NasCardRadio, the guys discuss a surprising Michael Jordan NASCAR card pull from Upper Deck e-Pack, highlight major NASCAR card sales including multiple 1/1s, and preview what collectors can expect from the upcoming Panini 2026 Donruss NASCAR release.

They also break down:

• Rare NASCAR card auction results

• Carson Hocevar’s rising card market

• Hailie Deegan Downtown PSA 10 sales

• Dale Earnhardt Jr. Gold Vinyl autograph 1/1

• Kyle Larson National Treasures 1/1 booklet patch auto

Plus another edition of Kings Court, where we review the top NASCAR trading card sales of the week.

Episode 271: Top 10 Chase Elliott Cards Ranked and Big NASCAR Card Sales In Kings Court

In Episode 271 of NasCardRadio, Val and Logan dive into the top Chase Elliott trading cards every collector should know — from early Press Pass appearances to rare rookie cards and autographs.

They also discuss the latest hobby headlines including Upper Deck’s Dated Moments NASCAR 23XI releases, a suspicious 1988 Maxx Dale Earnhardt Sr autograph listing on eBay, and news that Dale Earnhardt Jr. is buying trading cards again.

The episode also features the racing recap, the Spellbound Word of the Week, and another round of Kings Court, highlighting notable recent NASCAR card sales including Connor Zilisch and Haley Deegan.

Whether you're a longtime collector or just getting into racing cards, Episode 271 brings the latest hobby insights where trading cards and racing meet.

Episode 270: ePack 23XI, 2026 Donruss Preview, Race Card Recap, Kings Court & IndyCar Pronto Is Back

A Dale Earnhardt Sr. gold auto gets smashed at Buy It Now — and that’s just the start.

In Episode 270, the guys break down a loaded King’s Court featuring major sales from Dale Earnhardt, Shane van Gisbergen, Richard Petty, Tony Breidinger, and Butterbean Queen. They also discuss 2026 Donruss Racing Sell Sheet, Panini Instant’s return, Upper Deck E-Pack updates, Parkside IndyCar 2026 Pronto subscriptions, and what to expect at COTA.

Is the NASCAR card market heating up?
Are gold autos still undervalued?
And is SVG about to dominate another road course?

All that and more on NasCardRadio 270.

Episode 269: $1,000 Larson Downtown, $5K Pristine Bounty & Zilisch Hype!

NasCardRadio episode 269 races through Daytona recaps, rookie buzz, and serious cardboard, as Val and Logan connect on-track action to key NASCAR trading cards. They highlight Chandler Smith, Butterbean Brenden Queen, Tyler Reddick, and Connor Zilisch while mapping out their rookies, autos, and parallels in Panini lines like Donruss, Chronicles, Select, Prizm, Turn Four, and National Treasures.
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The hobby talk heats up with a look at Dick’s Panini NASCAR deals, retail-only chase inserts, and Pristine’s $5,000 bounty finally being hit on Whatnot, plus a fun story about Cole Swindell wearing a Zilisch Kavroom card and chain from NASCARD.shop. King’s Court features multiple 1/1s, a suspect dual Earnhardt/Petty Tracks auto in an SGC8  holder, a big Kyle Larson Downtown sale out of Canada, a strong Jeff Gordon fire suit 1/1, and a grail-level Dale Earnhardt Max Medallion package with letter and matching cert. They wrap with the Spellbound Word of the Week—“Spoiler”—new graphics, hashtag riffs, and a candid take on redemptions, giving collectors both entertainment and practical insight into the current NASCAR card market.