Update: I only used the mid 80's football for my own personal collection. I didn't need anything baseball card related. My buddy, who purchased this lot, pulled what he needed and then moved a portion of this lot to recoup his original cost. I am fully aware that this is "Junk Era" cards, but to clarify, this was more about collecting rather than investing.
Wow, I got all of those cards. I worked at Goodwill and they would sell bags of 100 cards for .99 cents each and I would buy all of them - they were just stuffed with stars from the 80's to 2000 or so. Sometimes even cards from the 60's and 70's... So I have a ton of that stuff. I even found some 80's "Gems" in those bags such as the 86 Donruss Canseco, 83 Topps Gwynn, 89 UD Griffey, 89 Topps Traded set w/Griffey, Randy Johnson, Bonds, McGwire, Clemens etc RC's... Those bags were certainly a good deal. Now I have 20,000 baseball cards sitting in my card room. Not only that but I only got back into collecting 18 months ago after not collecting for 20+ years. (I stopped collecting in about 1997)... What's even more interesting is that I'm mostly a hockey collector (although I love baseball cards, especially vintage pre-80) and so far in 18 months I have managed to amass 250,000 cards from all 4 major sports... Ebay is an interesting tool, and I enjoy buying lots, collections and in bulk - it's a thrill because you never know what you're going to find.. Especially in those "flat rate shipping boxes" that hold 3,000 cards - you can find some gems in those boxes because a lot of the cards in those boxes haven't been touched in 20 years, so you may not find Gregg Jefferies RC's but you will find plenty of Maddux Rc's, Johnson Rc's and rookies of players who's cards went up in value as their careers progressed..... So yea, now I'm swamped with baseball and hockey cards (mostly hockey) and I have been auctioning off my doubles on ebay, but boy that takes time... Nice video tho, it reminds me of my collection but my collection is 1000x that, lol.. But I do enjoy watching collectors discuss cards from the 80's and early 90's because that was when I started collecting and these cards bring back good memories.. I even have memories of some cards where I was like "hey I remember this card, I traded this card to my buddy for his 86 Rickey Henderson, lol....
That was Jim Kellys Rookie Card. The Michael Finley auto was cool as well... All thess 80s ams 90s cards are catching steam... A couple years ago not much value or desire but in another year or two they will be good 💰. Two years ago when I started buying cards again I was buying '90 fleer basketball rack packs for 2$ a piece because my LCS told me they had no value. Bought a couple with stars on the fron including MJ. Same rack packs on ebay going for 25$ on line now so... Great find my friends.
Thanks Casey...its fund to collect and this channel has enabled me to share collecting with others. The nice thing about 90's era collecting is it is cheeaapppp! I'm done building the 90's sets, but occasionally will find a couple of good cards, such a s a Jeter rookie. There still are some good cards in this era, but not a lot!!
Really loved getting to see all the random items. Pretty cool stuff. I used to have some them. I also have the Nolan Ryan 100 card set that you showed. Bought it at a Fleetwood market for $1.00. I remember when it first came out, it was like $10.00 I think. Loved the video. Thanks for showing it.
the shaq is a rookie, card #1 in the set and has a variation, jim Kelly rookie, doug flutie rookie in the binder, great score. I have a few boxes of extra singles from same era as well as a bundle of sets started that I would like to unload if you are interested in making a deal.
Juan Fierro jr ... happy to answer and thank you for asking rather than what others are doing by making stupid comments. As mentioned in the video we are completing sets. Mostly childhood sets that were started, yet never finished. While most consider this the “junk era” , its more about collecting than investing. With that said nobody wants to purchase junk, but when it’s not in demand it’s worth pennies on the dollar, so we don’t pay up for it either. What we don’t use is offloaded on eBay or locally to others with the intention of recouping or money and keeping what we want at hopefully even less expense than we had in it originally.
G D ... I personally have not bought out collections in this era for sometime. I basically walk into them and get them at a really good deal, but not at this volume as I don’t have the time to move the stuff I don’t want. Aside of current day cards, I’m currently working on a 55, 68, 74, 78, 79 sets.
@@BatterUpICT - For the record, I don't condone trash talking either team. I enjoy the rivalry between the Yanks and Sox, but I like to keep it respectful. They are both great clubs with rich histories.
I didn't ask what he paid for the lot as it wasn't something that we were going to split the cost on...I just used the lot he bought as an opportunity to film something for this channel. Based on who he bought it from and the fact that the guy wanted to unload it, as he doesn't deal with "junk era" cards, it had to have been cheap. I do recall him saying that he moved some of it shortly there after and recouped his original purchase cost. I ended up using some of the 80's football to fill in some of my sets, but didn't need much when it came to the baseball card related items. I know this isn't a dollar amount like your asking for, but this is the best I can give you.
For collectors u guys dont know much... Youll learn as u go i guess... Theres a few good 1s in there that u didnt give credit for... I also wonder what u guys paid for it all... $40-$50 would be good for em all... U guys do have some good stuff in there tho...
While I disagree with the knowledge part of your response, I agree that he did find some hidden goodies when researching the items he was not familiar with. Also, this video was shot on the fly and it wasn't like we paused and took a lot of time on any individual thing as it would have made for a boring video.
Mike Greenwell is from my city. I traded a whole binder of Greenwell cards for a Billy Ripken Fleer FF card. I had to work on that trade for a week. Kid wouldn't budge.
You guys are building sets so I get the appeal for you. But in most cases, it's the oldest cardstore scam in the book. An owner gets in a "haul" they can't use. So they want to sell it cheap. Meanwhile they already went through it first and pulled anything of value. Essentially you're paying someone else to haul their garbage away for them. LOL
That might happen in some cases, but the local card shop (LCS) owner did not go through this lot as my friend was their when the original deal went down. The LCS owner only wanted a few things that were being offered, but the seller wanted to move all including the "junk era" items...understandable. So the card shop owner bought it all and then asked my friend if he wanted to purchase the stuff he didn't originally want after the seller left. I'm sure it was cheap as both of them have done business with each other for yearssssss.....and even we don't pay up for "Junk Era" stuff! The other guy in the video, my friend, then pulled what he wanted to build the sets he was working on and then flipped some of it and recouped his original purchase price. Looking back at this I believe my friend did rather well, he got something he wanted and didn't pay a penny for it. In turn, I saw an opportunity to create a video for this channel which in turn worked out well as it has 17k views, at this time, and is the most watched video on this channel...who would have thought!! That's a Win Win in my book!! (I realize that most people that watch this video don't know the back story.)
Yeah I would never put my cards in notebooks. I cringe when I see people showing off their cards in notebooks how they never shut them right and the three inside cards closest to the rings end up paying for it.
mac madden everybody has just about made that mistake at one point in collecting cards. Especially in the early 80s and early 90s until they started sale the top loaders and card savers. But yes I hate the pages there awful. Years ago they had a oil base on the pages and it ruined so many cards. They should have been sued for selling something to protect cards but only ruined cards.
It would be more interesting if you explained the total cost as well
I agree, but see my recent reply to pfriderfan as it kind of explains this.
Sweet collection buyout! You are correct that is a set builders dream! Thanks for sharing.😃
I love this era of cards, so much nostalgia
Update: I only used the mid 80's football for my own personal collection. I didn't need anything baseball card related. My buddy, who purchased this lot, pulled what he needed and then moved a portion of this lot to recoup his original cost. I am fully aware that this is "Junk Era" cards, but to clarify, this was more about collecting rather than investing.
Cool stuff. This is the sort of stuff I like to go through too.
Wow, I got all of those cards. I worked at Goodwill and they would sell bags of 100 cards for .99 cents each and I would buy all of them - they were just stuffed with stars from the 80's to 2000 or so. Sometimes even cards from the 60's and 70's... So I have a ton of that stuff. I even found some 80's "Gems" in those bags such as the 86 Donruss Canseco, 83 Topps Gwynn, 89 UD Griffey, 89 Topps Traded set w/Griffey, Randy Johnson, Bonds, McGwire, Clemens etc RC's... Those bags were certainly a good deal. Now I have 20,000 baseball cards sitting in my card room. Not only that but I only got back into collecting 18 months ago after not collecting for 20+ years. (I stopped collecting in about 1997)... What's even more interesting is that I'm mostly a hockey collector (although I love baseball cards, especially vintage pre-80) and so far in 18 months I have managed to amass 250,000 cards from all 4 major sports... Ebay is an interesting tool, and I enjoy buying lots, collections and in bulk - it's a thrill because you never know what you're going to find.. Especially in those "flat rate shipping boxes" that hold 3,000 cards - you can find some gems in those boxes because a lot of the cards in those boxes haven't been touched in 20 years, so you may not find Gregg Jefferies RC's but you will find plenty of Maddux Rc's, Johnson Rc's and rookies of players who's cards went up in value as their careers progressed..... So yea, now I'm swamped with baseball and hockey cards (mostly hockey) and I have been auctioning off my doubles on ebay, but boy that takes time...
Nice video tho, it reminds me of my collection but my collection is 1000x that, lol.. But I do enjoy watching collectors discuss cards from the 80's and early 90's because that was when I started collecting and these cards bring back good memories.. I even have memories of some cards where I was like "hey I remember this card, I traded this card to my buddy for his 86 Rickey Henderson, lol....
trump?
Love this
That was Jim Kellys Rookie Card. The Michael Finley auto was cool as well... All thess 80s ams 90s cards are catching steam... A couple years ago not much value or desire but in another year or two they will be good 💰. Two years ago when I started buying cards again I was buying '90 fleer basketball rack packs for 2$ a piece because my LCS told me they had no value. Bought a couple with stars on the fron including MJ. Same rack packs on ebay going for 25$ on line now so... Great find my friends.
Thanks Casey...its fund to collect and this channel has enabled me to share collecting with others. The nice thing about 90's era collecting is it is cheeaapppp! I'm done building the 90's sets, but occasionally will find a couple of good cards, such a s a Jeter rookie. There still are some good cards in this era, but not a lot!!
Really loved getting to see all the random items. Pretty cool stuff. I used to have some them. I also have the Nolan Ryan 100 card set that you showed. Bought it at a Fleetwood market for $1.00. I remember when it first came out, it was like $10.00 I think. Loved the video. Thanks for showing it.
the shaq is a rookie, card #1 in the set and has a variation, jim Kelly rookie, doug flutie rookie in the binder, great score. I have a few boxes of extra singles from same era as well as a bundle of sets started that I would like to unload if you are interested in making a deal.
Nice cards.
Awesome Cards ty For Sharing
1972 larry czonka undefeated 17-0 dolphins i have the whole set and a bunch of extras
Nice Ryan’s too!!!
good job on the sets nice cards
I enjoyed watching! It was fun and don't let the downers discourage you. Thanks for sharing
I have a clock like that in my parents storage lol..baseball tho.. cant remember who
Interesting to see what people find...even if I am almost a year late. Lol
The Rookie Monster ... Ha! This video keeps getting views like its new too...thanks for watching!!
Love the Trent Dilfer auto
I'm not sure if the auto is real...we found out that the Brett Farve auto was actually a stamp!! LOL!
It'll take you guys the rest of this week to build whatever sets you can from that huge lot!
I don't know how much of it he used, he did flip some of it to recoup his original cost.
That's awesome. Tons of cards
Cool video 😎
Just curious to where you bought these cards ? Where are you guys located ?
nice pickup
A question, since all the 1990's cards suck why do you dudes (ie.Jabs Family, Carde Kollector) keep buying them?
Juan Fierro jr ... happy to answer and thank you for asking rather than what others are doing by making stupid comments. As mentioned in the video we are completing sets. Mostly childhood sets that were started, yet never finished. While most consider this the “junk era” , its more about collecting than investing. With that said nobody wants to purchase junk, but when it’s not in demand it’s worth pennies on the dollar, so we don’t pay up for it either. What we don’t use is offloaded on eBay or locally to others with the intention of recouping or money and keeping what we want at hopefully even less expense than we had in it originally.
@@BatterUpICT I can dig that. Thanks for the response.
I don't. I've been given them as gifts and found them in cleanouts. I won't seek them out. Only 1909-1979 for me now
G D ... I personally have not bought out collections in this era for sometime. I basically walk into them and get them at a really good deal, but not at this volume as I don’t have the time to move the stuff I don’t want. Aside of current day cards, I’m currently working on a 55, 68, 74, 78, 79 sets.
@@gd523 same here, but Im more 1909 to 1985. 1980 to 1985 still yields some great cards!
That Reds card you pointed to was George Foster wasn’t it?
Still got the Nolan Ryan stuff? I’m always up for buying Nolan cards and items!
I would love to find something like this.
Sweet Csonka!! Joe Kelly’s rookie lol
Good Stuff Guys!
Joe Kelly was a st louis cardinals reliver, he was really good
how much was the collection you bought , not worth it if you paid alot , nice Csonka card
Nice pick ups, I'm subbed in.
How much did you buy this all for.
RDC Army $44
I have e the same clock only with Alan trammel and a baseball player inside the clock !
You lost me when you talked about using the Yankees cards as TP.
I remember him saying that when creating this video and thought to myself... that wont go over well with the Yankees fans!!
@@BatterUpICT - For the record, I don't condone trash talking either team. I enjoy the rivalry between the Yanks and Sox, but I like to keep it respectful. They are both great clubs with rich histories.
I have thousands of baseball cards from the 80s 90s and i even found one from the 60s and idk what to do with all of them
I am about to shred my 30 year old collection - I will add a link to Watch the Video
Robin Ventura only man to ever get six hits off of Ryan in one game!! Lol
no real monetary value, how much did you pay for it? under $50.00?
C OL $360
i remember opening boxes and boxes of a lot of the junk cards you have here. so much fun but the cards were pretty much valueless.
There are a few cards from this era that hold value, but not much.
How much was all of it
8:57 lol he sounded like a commentator fr
Play the bord game in next video
If your into building sets I have some cards you need to buy.
What did you pay?
I didn't ask what he paid for the lot as it wasn't something that we were going to split the cost on...I just used the lot he bought as an opportunity to film something for this channel. Based on who he bought it from and the fact that the guy wanted to unload it, as he doesn't deal with "junk era" cards, it had to have been cheap. I do recall him saying that he moved some of it shortly there after and recouped his original purchase cost. I ended up using some of the 80's football to fill in some of my sets, but didn't need much when it came to the baseball card related items. I know this isn't a dollar amount like your asking for, but this is the best I can give you.
pfriderfan $890
notebook?
LOL...he calls the binders notebooks...he actually keeps the sets he is building in matching binders...I keep mine the 500/600/700/800 count boxes.
For collectors u guys dont know much... Youll learn as u go i guess... Theres a few good 1s in there that u didnt give credit for... I also wonder what u guys paid for it all... $40-$50 would be good for em all... U guys do have some good stuff in there tho...
While I disagree with the knowledge part of your response, I agree that he did find some hidden goodies when researching the items he was not familiar with. Also, this video was shot on the fly and it wasn't like we paused and took a lot of time on any individual thing as it would have made for a boring video.
Nice minor league chipper!!
Mike Greenwell is from my city.
I traded a whole binder of Greenwell cards for a Billy Ripken Fleer FF card. I had to work on that trade for a week. Kid wouldn't budge.
Billy Ripken best card ever. Lucky you
@@banderse77 Yup! I still have that card too.
The USA cards are dollar per jordan, maybe, and quarter for the others....sorry bro
do u buy cards? if so i have five 5000 count boxes full of baseball cards topps donruss fleer score upperdeck 1981 - 1994
still looking to dump any cards?
I collect PC’s.... I can’t stand those plastic pages...
You guys are building sets so I get the appeal for you. But in most cases, it's the oldest cardstore scam in the book.
An owner gets in a "haul" they can't use. So they want to sell it cheap. Meanwhile they already went through it first and pulled anything of value. Essentially you're paying someone else to haul their garbage away for them. LOL
That might happen in some cases, but the local card shop (LCS) owner did not go through this lot as my friend was their when the original deal went down. The LCS owner only wanted a few things that were being offered, but the seller wanted to move all including the "junk era" items...understandable. So the card shop owner bought it all and then asked my friend if he wanted to purchase the stuff he didn't originally want after the seller left. I'm sure it was cheap as both of them have done business with each other for yearssssss.....and even we don't pay up for "Junk Era" stuff! The other guy in the video, my friend, then pulled what he wanted to build the sets he was working on and then flipped some of it and recouped his original purchase price. Looking back at this I believe my friend did rather well, he got something he wanted and didn't pay a penny for it. In turn, I saw an opportunity to create a video for this channel which in turn worked out well as it has 17k views, at this time, and is the most watched video on this channel...who would have thought!! That's a Win Win in my book!! (I realize that most people that watch this video don't know the back story.)
cuanto pagaste
Hey you are awesome!! I started posting sport card videos on my channel because of you!! I would love support if possible ._. THANKS
All those cards together are worth $10.
so tired of the Yankees haters.... get over it already...
Yankees / Red Sox...its a love hate relationship!! ;)
Notebooks? That's when I stopped watching
Yeah I would never put my cards in notebooks. I cringe when I see people showing off their cards in notebooks how they never shut them right and the three inside cards closest to the rings end up paying for it.
mac madden everybody has just about made that mistake at one point in collecting cards.
Especially in the early 80s and early 90s until they started sale the top loaders and card savers.
But yes I hate the pages there awful.
Years ago they had a oil base on the pages and it ruined so many cards.
They should have been sued for selling something to protect cards but only ruined cards.
This collection is worth upwards of 800 million to 1 billion dollars.
Pesos?
Rupees?
Deutchmarks?
Centavos?
Rubbels?