Buying and selling baseball cards was once a very profitable industry. But these days, there's only one card shop remaining in Tallahassee.

But that doesn't mean there still aren't some die cards out there. Guys like Danny Jordan who's been collecting for a half century and doing it so quietly that not even his co-workers knew of his hobby.

For 24 years, Danny Jordan worked for the state of Florida. Since 2004, he's been the Vice President of Consulting at 180 Communications in Tallahassee. His work is well respected across the state. But the work he does behind closed doors is respected across the nation.

Literally behind these doors is Jordan's real hobby. Over a million baseball cards, collected through the years.

"It takes me back to my childhood with my father, who is such a big baseball fan. I was a baseball fan. Baseball to me is America. It's an American sport. I love dealing with people my age. I love dealing with teenagers that love baseball," said Jordan.

Danny has them all. Mike Schmidt's, Chris Sabo's, Andre Dawson's, Greg Maddux...he has 5,000 of the former Brave. He has Mantles and Maris and everyone in between--collecting and trading cards is a hobby--more like a part time job.

"Nights and weekends. I spend about 20 hours a week."

While his collection spans different decades and eras, there's one guy that Danny has a fascination with. In fact, he's the number one collector in the world of Scott Kazmir cards, with over 10,000 of the Angels pitcher.

"Everything I have in here I use to trade for Scott Kazmir."

His collection takes up about three rooms and closets in his house and it's not uncommon for packages to come and go everyday. His wife may think he's a little crazy, but for Danny Jordan, his cards is a link to his childhood and the game that he loves.