One of the common questions we hear is, how does this all work, especially with breaking? Back in the 80s and 90s, getting autographs or special cards was rare. But now, things have changed a lot. Boxes today often have autographs and cards with limited editions, even going for high prices. Take, for example, Topps Definitive Baseball or National Treasures Football. These boxes can cost thousands but offer cards worth even more.

It’s a way for everyone to chip in and share the cost of these high-end boxes. You get a chance at cards you might not afford on your own. Plus, it’s fun and entertaining to watch. We do various breaks, like random team breaks, where you get a team assigned randomly.

Visit our Whatnot channel or website and select the break you want to join with us. You can buy a spot, watch the break live on YouTube or Twitch, and chat with us during the event. We ship all cards, even if you don’t get a hit, and provide details about each break on our site.

We open boxes live, showing you the cards and explaining their significance. Hits are cards with autographs, jerseys, or limited editions. We also have special traditions and interactions during breaks, making it a fun community experience.

So, if you’re curious about sports card collecting and breaking, feel free to join us and ask any questions. It’s a hobby that’s evolved a lot, and we’re here to make it enjoyable and accessible for everyone.