Collectors and reality TV aficionados, prepare to polish up your finest glass cases and dust off those elusive collector’s editions, because “King of Collectibles: The Goldin Touch” is making a triumphant return for a thrilling third season on Netflix. Ever since its debut in 2023, the show has dazzled viewers by peeling back the velvet rope and ushering them into the exhilarating, high-stakes realm of collectibles and memorabilia auctions, led by none other than the charismatic maestro, Ken Goldin.

Sure, Netflix has yet to reveal the release date for this hotly anticipated third installment. But why let details get in the way of excitement? The mere confirmation that the series will continue is already generating buzz worthy of an exclusive first edition. After all, not only did the show secure a cozy spot in Netflix’s revered Top 10, but it also snatched a Critics Choice Real TV Awards nomination for Best Business Show, proving that when it comes to collectible television, this show is the gold standard—a pun entirely intended.

“We are thrilled to be back,” Ken Goldin enthused with the kind of enthusiasm usually reserved for unearthing a mint-condition Honus Wagner card. His palpable excitement comes as no surprise, given the explosive growth and emergent trends taking root in the collectibles arena. “It is an exciting time in the collectibles industry with new categories emerging, higher stakes and bids, and interest coming from everywhere. We love to share these incredible moments and stories with a wider audience,” Goldin elaborated. Well, Ken, the feeling is mutual—audiences can’t wait to savor these narratives of acquisition, passion, and the occasional heartbreak.

Die-hard spectators of the series will be pleased to know that this season continues to boast a robust production dream team. Wheelhouse’s Spoke Studios joins forces once again with Peyton Manning’s Omaha Productions and Connor Schell’s Full Day Productions, ensuring that each frame of the series gleams with cinematic flair. eBay, which acquired Goldin back in 2024 as part of an ambitious bid to keep a finger on the collectible pulse, remains an eager partner. This acquisition has already seen the brand’s expansion into the realms of pop culture memorabilia, propelled magnificently by their recent acquisition of Studio Auctions, renowned for its prized collection of rare movie props. If you thought this season wouldn’t be stuffed to the brim with intriguing items and memorable moments, think again.

The allure and competitiveness of the collectible world continue to hit fever pitch, echoing more explosive than a Shakespearian duel. Goldin, who remains a juggernaut in this space, commanded attention with a staggering $32 million in June through trading card sales alone—no small feat when considering the entire industry’s jaw-dropping $305 million benchmark that month. But for Goldin, success is not just about numbers; it’s also about drama.

Recently, Goldin found himself embroiled in a public scuffle that unfolded like a tense Le Carre novel. The would-be ignitor? Fanatics Live CEO Nick Bell, who brazenly attempted to promote his company’s own collectibles auction right under Ken Goldin’s watchful eye on Instagram. The ploy was about as well-received as a fake Banksy at a gallery opening, only adding fuel to the already crackling fire of rivalry in this multimillion-dollar marketplace. As fans sharpen their shrewd consideration skills and go all-in on their bets, this clash underlines the unequivocal rush for supremacy in collectibles.

So here we stand, waiting with bated breath to catch glimpses of those artifacts and narratives waiting just behind the curtain of episode one. While the details of Season 3 remain cloaked in mystery and the tantalizing anticipation of reveal lend a particular zest to this anticipatory moment, we rest assured that our appetite for all things Goldin will soon be exquisitely sated. The spotlight returns to Ken and his formidable auction house, promising even more drama as the world witnesses the evolutionary ballet of a collectibles industry that shows no sign of cooling off.

Rest assured, collectors, your springboards of glee and nostalgia await just around the corner. Whether you’re a long-standing aficionado of the series or a rookie about to venture into the volatile vaults of collectibles for the first time, there’s no place you’d rather be than in front of your screen, with the charismatic Ken Goldin and his merry band of enthusiasts guiding you through the meticulously curated vaults they hold dear. Ready your scorecards. The King is back, and he’s playing to win.

King of Collectibles Renewed