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Emmy-nominated actor Larry Thomas, best-known for portraying the Soup Nazi on "Seinfeld," discusses interacting with fans and the teams that he roots for.

Robert Edward Auctions consignment director Brian Dwyer appraises fan-submitted items, including a Dale Earnhardt race-used fender and a game-used Rajon Rondo sneaker.

Robert Edward Auctions consignment director Brian Dwyer discusses and shows off memorabilia available for auction, including a 1909 T206 Honus Wagner card formerly owned by Charlie Sheen and Muhammad Ali fight-worn shoes.

Purple Heart recipient Daniel "Doc" Jacobs joins Michele Steele to discuss his Upper Deck trading card and his tryout with the Dodgers.

Two-time American League MVP Frank Thomas joins Michele Steele to discuss his oddest autographs requests and his prediction for the 2013 White Sox.

Onyx Authenticated president and owner Lance Fischer discusses how his company is able to acquire game-used baseball memorabilia, such as Miguel Cabrera batting gloves and cleats, and insert it into their products.

Steiner Sports CEO Brandon Steiner discusses Jackie Robinson's 1955 game-used World Series glove that will be available at auction.

Upper Deck's Chris Carlin discusses reaching an agreement with the MLBPA to produce baseball cards, and the programs that Upper Deck has instituted to bring younger fans back to the hobby.

The Cardboard Connection's Rob Bertrand joins Michele Steele to break down which 2013 MLB rookies, veterans and products that collectors should be looking out for.

Panini America VP of marketing Jason Howarth discusses Panini's exclusive autograph deal with Stephen Strasburg and eyes the 2013 NFL draft class from a trading card standpoint.

Panini VP of Marketing Jason Howarth joins Michele Steele to discuss game-worn button cards and other highlights of 2012 Panini National Treasures Baseball.

Topps VP of Sports Mark Sapir joins Michele Steele to discuss the launch of Topps Series 1 Baseball and the impact of PED allegations on Alex Rodriguez Topps products.

Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona discusses his Red Sox memorabilia, interacting with fans and the most creative way he's ever been asked for an autograph.

Tristar Productions president Jeffrey Rosenberg joins Michele Steele to discuss the financial impact on the sports memorabilia market of having no new Baseball Hall of Famers in 2013.

Jerry Dworkin, owner of the world's largest Mike Piazza Marlins card collection, joins Michele Steele to discuss why he decided to only collect cards from Piazza's brief stay in Florida.

Michele Steele is joined by Tristar Productions president Jeff Rosenberg and The Cardboard Connection's Ryan Cracknell to discuss the decline in the style of autographs as well as the problem this presents in terms of forgeries.