Nathaniel and Camden talk about NBA rumors, such as Kyrie Irving's return.  They discuss current MVP Candidates, especially Nikola Jokic and Steph Curry, as well as the effect of the PER Stat on the MVP Award.  Jokic would have the highest PER in history if the season ended now.  They also start their midseason revisions, adjusting their investment targets by NBA team.  This episode, they start revising their list of potential players to invest in, starting with the Nets, 76ers, Knicks, Celtics, Raptors, and Bucks, and the Bulls.  ..read more

Nathaniel and Camden go over various NBA injuries and recent health and safety protocols.  They then talk about some of their recent card purchases and sales.  Their initial goal of paying for their annual NBA League Pass with card investments seems very much in reach, despite the fact that the card market as a whole is down from last Winter ..read more

Is Nathaniel interested in a Westbrook Lakers jersey?  More undertones of Laker hate as Nathaniel and Camden go over some recent card purchases and sales and Nathaniel's 87 cards he got back from SGC.  They also discuss whether or not there are any teams with less hobby interest than the Clippers.  They also finish out the Pacific Division with the Clippers and (reluctantly) the Lakers ..read more

Nathaniel and Camden conclude their 3-part series where they discuss ALL of the Zion Rookie cards from Panini's various brands, finishing up with Prizm, Revolution, Spectra, and Select.  They then discuss and refine their list of the 5 Levels of Basketball Card Brands: Level 1, Lower tier:  Chronicles, Hoops, Certified, Donruss, Clearly Donruss, Donruss Elite, Hoops Premium Stock, Illusions, Revolution Level 2, Overproduced mid-tier:  Contenders, Donruss Optic, Mosaic, Prizm, Select Level 3, Scarce mid-tier:  Absolute Memorabilia, Origins, Black, Crown Royale, Court Kings ..read more

Nathaniel and Camden discuss which card is worse out between two notoriously bad rookie cards for LaMelo and Zion.  It comes out that Camden is a Halloween Scrooge or Grinch.  They also start talking about the teams and players in the Northwest Division, discussing the Nuggets and the Timberwolves.   ..read more

Nathaniel and Camden talk about the wild NBA trade deadline that just passed.  Who benefits from the Nets/Sixers trade that made James Harden a Sixer and Ben Simmons a member of the Nets?  They also discuss the Pacers/Kings trade headlined by Domantas Sabonis for Tyrese Haliburton, the Blazers sending C.J.McCollum to the Pelicans, the Mavs sending Kristaps Porzingis to the Wizards, and more.  How do these trades affect the card market ..read more

Nathaniel and Camden give their picks for the upcoming NBA All-Star Game.  Camden tries to get under Nathaniel's skin by conveniently leaving off a deserving Bull.  This was recorded before a couple of key injuries, such as KD and Draymond Green.   ..read more

Nathaniel and Camden talk about some new basketball cards, some sets they are collecting, and make New Years Resolutions for their personal collections and for the podcast.  They then continue with a couple listener questions about the differences between various brands of basketball cards, including Prizm, Optic, Donruss, Hoops, Mosaic, National Treasures, Immaculate, Flawless, Court Kings, Noir, Spectra, Panini Instant, and MANY other brands.  They also discuss the connection between some of these current Panini brands and 90s brands like Topps Finest and Chrome.   ..read more

Nathaniel and Camden give their farewell tour (at least for now) as they discuss the Topps Finest sets between 1993 and 2008.  The podcast is going on a hiatus for now.  Thank you for your support.  You can feel free to email us at nashaqindex@gmail.com ..read more

Who will be considered the greater all-time player, Steph Curry or Kevin Durant?  Responding to a question from DirkNashty of the podcast HobbyTime with DirkNashty, Nathaniel and Camden compare the legacies of the two superstars.  Multiple angles of this question are considered in this episode, including their respective stats, career accomplishments, MVP awards, cultural impact, card values, and championships ..read more