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Last Chance To Take Part In The Trove Giveaway, Awarding $1,000 In Cards

By Craig Klinski
on February 19th, 2024
in Misc

In collaboration with @findyourtrove, we are giving away $1,000 dollars worth of sports cards to 6 lucky winners on February 22nd! Participating in simple — just follow these simple steps:

How to enter The Trove Giveaway

❇️FOLLOW ➡️ @card_lines
❇️FOLLOW ➡️ @findyourtrove
❇️LIKE THIS POST & TAG 3 FRIENDS

That’s it! Super simple! The giveaway will run until February 20, 2024 and winners will be announced on our Instagram live on February 22, 2024. Only for US residents. One entry per person.

About the Trove + CardLines Interview

The Trove focuses on the “authentic, engaging and digestible” in their sports card collecting content, catering to both the new or novice collector to the more advanced collector or investor. The Trove highlights the stories behind the cards we all love.

Want to learn more about The Trove?

We had such a great time chatting with Frank about the industry last month that we decided to run a giveaway to celebrate the completion of the project and show our thanks to everyone who has supported our blogs and video content for the last couple of years.

In The Trove interview from January, Jesse sat down with Frank to discuss his history in the hobby and how the Trove got started. He also touched upon advice for beginners, player performance and how the dynamic is changing in the industry (with Panini losing licenses and Fanatics taking over). They also touch upon players such as CJ Stroud and Brock Purdy.

His main advice or collectors getting into the hobby: first take a step back and learn from about the hobby. He also suggests taking a look at “buying cards that you don’t see surface often.”

“If you are buying stuff that never surfaces, and it is something that is in demand, a rare card of a Michael Jordan or even modern guys now. Those cards that never surface [from those players] are going to perform great. The problem lies in base cards, a prizm, or a silver prizm with five of them ending on eBay every day — it’s hard for those cards to ever skyrocket.”

You can check out the FULL INTERVIEW on our YouTube Channel below

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Craig Klinski

Craig Klinski is the Editor of CardLines.com, a role he has held since 2022. In addition, to experience in cards, Craig has over 20 years of experience in online content and marketing with a speciality in the online gambling niche.

Craig has been a card collector with a preference for collecting baseball cards since he was a wee lad but has got into collecting other sports since joining CardLines. Some day he finally might pull the trigger on a PSA 10 1984 Fleer Update Kirby Puckett rookie.