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Beckett, Collectable team up to offer unique programs for collectors at The National
Beckett and Collectable are teaming up to host a full slate of programs and events to help collectors at the July 27-31 National Sports Collectors Convention in Atlantic City.
The programs hosted by Beckett and Collectable will focus on fostering connectivity, community and technological innovation in the industry.
Beckett, the 43-year-old full-service collectibles company, has a new CEO and is making big changes to keep up with the ever-changing landscape of sports collectibles.
Collectable, the hobby’s premier fractional ownership platform, is one of the most innovative and fastest-growing companies in the hobby.
The events, which range from collector networking events with live performances to The Collectibles Market Dinner for institutional investors, shows the industry’s continued expansion. It also highlights the breadth of interest in the collectibles market, from industry leaders to collectors, content creators, influencers and investment firms.
“Beckett is the perfect partner to usher in collectibles' next chapter of growth,” Collectable CEO Ezra Levine said. “With its storied past and big vision for their future, they are uniquely positioned to bring the industry forward. We are aligned in our views of a technologically enabled future, with data, liquidity and transparency at the forefront — all while enhancing the collector and community focus that has served as the foundation. We look forward to hosting great events with the team around The National.”
“Beckett’s thrilled to partner with Collectable at The National this year,” said Beckett CEO Kunal Chopra. “Both our teams have a real passion for the hobby — and we’re also both at the edge of the technological transformation happening in the industry. We look forward to teaming up at The National and beyond.”
The 42nd National at the Atlantic City Convention Center comes during a period of immense growth and change in the collectibles world. The five-day show, which is expected to attract another historic crowd, features more than 600 dealers and corporate sponsors and more than 130 autograph signers.
“Collectors are just desperate to come to a big show on the East Coast,” National Executive Director John Broggi said. “We’re looking forward to this one. It’s a biggy.”
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