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Resolution Photomatching adds Sports Card Investor Geoff Wilson to expert Advisory Board
Resolution Photomatching has named Sports Card Investor founder Geoff Wilson to its growing Advisory Board.
The sports memorabilia authentication company recently created an expert Advisory Board led by Founding Advisors Marshall Fogel and Mike Heffner. The board, which will guide the direction of the company’s growing business, features several collectors, hobby insiders and experts.
Wilson, a collector and entrepreneur, has built Sports Card Investor into a successful multimedia company and hobby marketplace. The company opened its first card shop—CardsHQ—in Atlanta.
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“When we introduced the Resolution Photomatching Advisory Board we made a clear commitment: Keep building Resolution in a way that prioritizes collectors, the hobby, and the integrity of the game-used industry,” Resolution Founder John Robinson said. “Geoff’s addition strengthens that mission. As someone who has consistently advocated for the collecting hobby and helped educate collectors at scale, Geoff brings a valuable perspective that aligns with what this board was created to do: Serve as impartial advocates for the best interests of collectors and the hobby at large.”
Like all of its advisors, Wilson is serving in a volunteer capacity, Robinson said.
Fogel is one of the most respected high-end collectors in the hobby, with pieces from his legendary collection displayed in multiple museums, including the Baseball Hall of Fame and the New York Yankees Museum. An attorney, historian and author, he owns more than 200 game-used bats, primarily from Hall of Famers. He also owns an extensive game-used jersey collection and one of the most valuable card collections in the world.
Heffner, who has been in the hobby for more than 40 years, is one of the industry’s most respected advisors. He also has an extensive collection of high-end jerseys spanning multiple sports and decades.
Other board members include memorabilia collectors Thomas Warman, Anthony Polit, Sherman Chan and Benjamin Weingarten.
