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Vintage Baseball Card Showcases
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GMC Cardboard Flashback #6: 1972 Topps Joe Morgan
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#gmc #cardboardflashback #joemorgan #topps
GMC Cardboard Flashback #5: 1960 Topps Bob Gibson
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#gmc #gmccardboardflashback #bobgibson #topps
GMC has a new way to consign graded sports cards!
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GMC has a new way to consign graded sports cards!
Whole boxes of Milk Duds are worth good money! #baseballcards
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Whole boxes of Milk Duds are worth good money! #baseballcards
Opening a Sportscaster pack looking for Gretzky! Feat. Bruce McNall
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Opening a Sportscaster pack looking for Gretzky! Feat. Bruce McNall
Bruce McNall & Peter Pocklington discuss the biggest trade in NHL history!
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Bruce McNall & Peter Pocklington discuss the biggest trade in NHL history!
Here's what buying a vintage set at the National looks like!
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Here's what buying a vintage set at the National looks like!
Don Mattingly's 1985 season triggered soaring baseball card prices! | Card Histories
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Don Mattingly's 1985 season triggered soaring baseball card prices! | Card Histories
These baseball cards came on the back of cereal boxes! | Card Histories
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These baseball cards came on the back of cereal boxes! | Card Histories
The biggest problem with these Topps cards | Card Histories
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The biggest problem with these Topps cards | Card Histories
Why is this 1962 Topps card worth so much? | Card Histories
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Why is this 1962 Topps card worth so much? | Card Histories
The most beautifully designed baseball cards of all time! | Card Histories
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The most beautifully designed baseball cards of all time! | Card Histories
The best three year run for any baseball card company! | Card Histories
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The best three year run for any baseball card company! | Card Histories
1955 Topps football cards knocked Bowman out of the market! | Card Histories
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1955 Topps football cards knocked Bowman out of the market! | Card Histories
The story behind this classic Bo Jackson card! | Card Histories
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The story behind this classic Bo Jackson card! | Card Histories
One hit wonder? The story of 1948 Leaf Baseball | Card Histories
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One hit wonder? The story of 1948 Leaf Baseball | Card Histories
These team cards are priceless baseball artifacts! | Card Histories
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These team cards are priceless baseball artifacts! | Card Histories
These cards were a DISASTER for Topps in 1951 | Card Histories
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These cards were a DISASTER for Topps in 1951 | Card Histories
Fleer vs. Topps... an epic battle for baseball dominance! | Card Histories
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Fleer vs. Topps... an epic battle for baseball dominance! | Card Histories
You could get baseball cards with dog food! | Card Histories
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You could get baseball cards with dog food! | Card Histories
The Topps era before they sold baseball cards | Card Histories
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The Topps era before they sold baseball cards | Card Histories
The cards that saved Milk Duds! | Card Histories
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The cards that saved Milk Duds! | Card Histories
When Topps stole Ted Williams away from Bowman | Card Histories
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When Topps stole Ted Williams away from Bowman | Card Histories
The first baseball card EVER MADE | Card Histories
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The first baseball card EVER MADE | Card Histories
Keith Erickson on 12-year NBA career, playing with Wilt Chamberlain | GMC Talks
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Keith Erickson on 12-year NBA career, playing with Wilt Chamberlain | GMC Talks
Steve Pate on 1991 Ryder Cup, his favorite courses, and which young golfers he watches | GMC Talks
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Steve Pate on 1991 Ryder Cup, his favorite courses, and which young golfers he watches | GMC Talks
Steve Pate on being teammates with Tiger Woods at 1999 Ryder Cup | GMC Talks
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Steve Pate on being teammates with Tiger Woods at 1999 Ryder Cup | GMC Talks
"Fastball" John D'Acquisto on his journeyman MLB career | GMC Talks
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"Fastball" John D'Acquisto on his journeyman MLB career | GMC Talks
Shea Hillenbrand on finding passion after baseball | GMC Talks
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Shea Hillenbrand on finding passion after baseball | GMC Talks
i was expecting gum
You should not scratch them higher collectiblaty
Hoyt would have had damn near 30 years in the majors and would have probably hit the majors in the early 40's if WWII hadn't been going on. Makes you wonder what his numbers would have been. Guys like Williams, DiMaggio... How many more numbers they could have put up.
Hysterical, Earvin Magic Jackson.
interesting, who were the other players in the series
Nice vintage!
Mickey Mantle once said if I would have known I got this much money for memorabilia I would have saved my jock straps
Wow! Great stuff! Keep the content coming! Thanks!!!
Another great one
Drafted into an unconstitutional war that was not declared by Congress.
Another great video! Love the old stuff! Thanks for sharing!!
Great set's and very good deal.😮 Love the 65 Topps set those look pretty sharp.🎉🤔😍👌
maddux was pretty bad his first two years also
Well done 👍
Two of the biggest crooks on the face of the earth one did jail time the other should still be there
Great old card!!
Interesting interview,, what bothered me and I'm sure many other Oilers fans or admirers of the 1980's Oilers team was , at that Oiler Reunion I think it was either in 2013 or 2014 , when they introduced Peter and he came out ,, everyone cheered ... Probably the same people who didn't like him for the Gretzky trade among other things, cheering him.. If I had been their that night,I would probably not given him any reaction or just gone and gotten more food to eat .. It really amazes me how soft mainstream society is today , cheering for someone who is a "Legend in his own mind" and someone who is a very arrogant and self righteous..
Does PSA grade these?
yes
Lenny was so awesome!
I think he'll eventually get voted in by the vet committee... his total career numbers and peak 6 years bear it.
Classic
The pitcher had that hit coming. That's what he gets for hitting people with a pitch, then thinking "I'm safe on the mound". 😂 He was already on the ground before his team's benches could clear! 😂
I can’t bid on your cards on eBay. I think you blocked me. I pay fast so I’m not sure why I have been blocked.
All parties except the fans of the oilers.
The name is pronounced with accent on the last syllable, not the second syllable. It’s “Mon-ta-NEZ.”
craig nettles better
Good one. Just subscribed.
Probably have to have $5000 in cards 🤔💩🤯
0:35 - no competition and yet Topps almost was bankrupted in 1969. Prior to that, Topps got off really cheap in player fees but that year, the union wised up and told Topps to greatly increase the fees or no more licensing. Topps didn't budge for a while and when they did settle, they didn't have many pics available to them as their photographers were shut out during the "card strike" So series 1 and 2 had to use old photos from years past or photoshopping....... The back of the cards were unique in that they had a protrait photo and only one year of stats on the back. Before grading, many of these cards got the black marker make over.
... except Mickey Lolich.
Pocklington didn't say why Wayne didn't want to re-sign.
Peter needs to do Stomping Tom covers
They didn’t glue them to other pieces of cardboard. They put them in scrap books. lol
CAPTAIN GOALSUCK, SLEPT IN FRONT of the NET ! GEE, I WONDER HOW I SCORED and ASSISTED ON SO MANY GOALS ! EVEN a SPECIAL ENFORCER GROUP, TO WATCH MY ASS. F/K U GRETSKY !!!
Cubs n Sox are yall watching?
I have that card and it's signed..........it's my favorite card
She’s thirsty AF for some money!!!!!!! She wants the dude to talk to her after the show to set up a date and see what she can get out of him. 🤦♂️ societal chicks these days smdh she’s literally sucking his 🤬 over chat. 🤦♂️
Bobby Orr did not win 8 Hart Trophies, he won 8 Norris trophies. Editing is optional huh?
He was my favorite player, yet the best story is George saying how he shit his pants after eating too much seafood
Yeah, if you think like a 5-year old
Just imagine what careers these rookies would have had if they'd had bodies to go with their heads.
It was a one-sided, completely inexplicable deal until you found out Gretz was going to LA. I'm sure the NHL was all for it, with its franchise in the second-largest market in North America struggling to stay afloat, gaining instant credibility and an enormous surge in interest and support. Hockey is now firmly rooted throughout the US, and as a result is an immensely better game now than it was before. The talent level is higher, and the talent pool deeper, than it has ever been. The amazing thing was that the Oilers won another Stanley Cup two years after the trade, cementing their legacy as one of the game's greatest dynasties, one that transcended the greatest player (statistically, at least) ever to lace up a pair of skates. Although Wayne never won another Cup, his contributions to the game by leaving Edmonton for LA are something that it will never come close to re-paying him for
Weird so I have been purchasing some of your cards over on eBay for awhile now and just had your channel pop up on my TH-cam.
I have a 1962 Mays PSA 9! Last one sold for about $110,000 only 9 known to exist.
He ran into Milt Wilcox, not Bob Johnson.
Hey, this is the guy I buy all my raw vintage cards with. Amazing inventory, well and honestly described conditions, fast shipping, and great customer service. The best part is the cannonball run auctions almost non-stop in order of year, manufacturer, and card number, so you can bid on dozens of cards you need in a set and save a ton on shipping by buying more at a time. As a person with tens of thousands of baseball cards, I can promise you you will not find an easier way to plug holes in vintage sets with quality cards. Thanks for doing what you do, guys, and keep it up!!!
It's 1973 guy it's not the modern era
Legend!
That my uncle
he doesn't deserve in before Bill Madlock.
Commercials like this are great!!