10 More Cards From My Personal Collection
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
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10 more cards from my P.C. and the stories behind them.
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During this lockdown I broke out my old collection from when I was a kid. Then I attended a card show with my daughter. Now, I'm buying a ton of cards and watching your channel. You do a great job and I love watching you talk cards. Thanks for keeping us watching and making me more excited to get back into the hobby.
Amazing to hear that, very cool to hear about you and your daughter. Appreciate the comment.
This is the best nerd card channel for sure and I mean that in a good way! Too many channels just talking about flipping and not enough people talking about the stories about why they're in the hobby in the first place. Really enjoy this series as it reminds me why I got into the hobby in the first place.
Been trying to put my finger on why I just skip over other sports cards TH-camrs, and this is exactly it. SilverJackify (th-cam.com/channels/2Fs77csT3wsy2yNhaIqGyA.html) is another great sports cards focused TH-cam channel.
Agreed. Great channel overall
Me too
Well said
The identical card being graded a 2 and then a 7 by the same company just shows how ridiculous card grading can be.
I was thinking the same thing! That’s a big difference.
That is why I think grading will be the demise of this round of the hobby rise.
Agreed.
Grading is becoming more for authenticity on older cards. Eye appeal is the key!
Yeah. I suspect we will see a significant grading scandal come to the surface in the next few years. The grading companies are waaay too cozy with the companies whose cards they are evaluating. Panini Encased has already been proven to have Beckett rubber stamping 10’s without looking at the card.
This channel is really the only "Must Watch" TH-cam channel I subscribe to. Keep up the great work!
Thanks!
Same here bro
JRE of Cards
Agreed
Thanks for sharing. Enjoy seeing cards in your collection and the stories behind them.
I love this channel and i don't even collect sports cards haha. The stories and clips make it, great content!
Thank you!
Thanks Chris! I recently picked up that 1983 Topps Cal in BGS 9.5. Probably my fav baseball card set ever.
Love seeing your personal collection. Great cards again. Thanks so much for showing. That Koufax is a beaut!
Another great video with awesome stories. I watched that Miller-Knicks live. Was quite a memory. I loved it when done the choke thing to the Knicks and when he exchanged words with Spike Lee. Classic
10 cards from your PC is a great video series topic! Thanks, Chris!
Nice collection of cards. I have a vintage 1909 Dockman & Sons JoeTinker card in my pc.
Nice Tinker !! I’m Wanting the 1914, Cracker Jack, Tinker.. He was born SE of my home a few miles in Kansas. Back of the Cracker Jack notes his birthplace.. Not sure any of his other copies note that..
Yep, like that vintage. These new cards have some nice shiny pop, but the old turn of the century cards have stood the test of time and have a story to tell. 🏟
Awesome video. Showing the clips puts you amongst the best in the hobby on TH-cam.
Awesome video!! Thanks for sharing, really good variety. The Reggie Miller Autographics card and story was cool to hear, however I did have to fast forward though that beckham part 🤦♂️. Thanks for posting!
Great video Chris. Love the PC and stories of the hobby the most out of all your content :) Thanks for sharing
It’s great to see the variety of cards you have in your PC. Really interesting content as always.
Thank you for sharing. That Koufax is pretty. Great cards!
Ah man, I'm so jealous of your Gretzky rookie. I'm still kicking myself in the butt for not buying one a couple years ago for $3000 in a PSA 8.
Great collection and the stories that go along with them makes them priceless.
Hi Chris. Your videos are very well edited together. I really love how you interject a video clip such as the reggie Miller 8 points. I also love hearing your stories. Very good description. I'd love to hear the value of each of your cards when you are showing them (if you are comfortable) and also I would love to see your collection as a whole...such as your card room etc. However you have it stored. Ripken was my favorite player too and I got his autograph in Seattle at the Kingdome in 1983. The year the orioles won the world series
That Koufax RC is amazing and a great story attached to it as well. I can imagine the excitement to find that in a lot.
Darrel Greene. Awesome player and awesome person. Thank you for sharing
I like the Ripken Jr story & the Gretzky card. Gretzky was my favorite when I was growing up. I met him as a 6 year old and got a couple Autographs for me & my Cousin. I still remember everything I said to Wayne that day. I made him laugh. Keep up the good work with the videos & stories.
It's always fun looking through a bulk lot of commons and finding a gem like the Gretzky or Koufax. I got a lot like that back in the early-mid 2000s that just happened to have a Tom Brady rookie in it. It wasn't one of his main rookies, and it wasn't in the best of shape, so it's not worth much even today. But it's still a thrill to find something like that in a pile of cards that are otherwise mostly junk.
Similar story on my end. I was moving out of my parents house into my home with my future wife and I found a couple opened packs of 2000 Score football tucked in a small box with some other cards and stickers from like 1991 Upper Deck baseball or something. Opened the packs up to see what was inside and one of the cards was Tom Brady, Scoreboard /2000. Low and behold one of the last packs my mom ever bought me was one of my most valuable cards.
Appreciate the stories Zach & Braden. Gotta love stumbling onto an unexpected Brady RC
So awesome you met your favorite player. I wish I got to meet my favorite player, Gary Carter. AKA "the Kid". My Holy Grail card is a Gary Carter autographed Rookie Card in a PSA 8 or higher.
Hey now...Thanks again for a nice Monday morning wake up video from my favorite channel. I hope you can make this a regular weekly video. Love to see part of your PC as I am sure everyone else does. 2 quick questions. How many cards approx in your PC? If you don't feel comfortable answering this next question I completely understand as it may draw attention you dont want. Approximately, what would you value your PC at today? I know there are too many variables to accurately pinpoint but conservatively,what would you guess or approximate? Thanks in advance for reply to questions and for yet another great video and start to the week!!!!!
Great video. Drooling a bit over that Koufax, as 1950s Baseball is a focus of mine. Incidentally, PSA absolutely sucks with pre-war slabbing - allowing the Chance card to tilt like that in the holder is an abomination.
Agreed. Really shows how they take it all for granted. Especially their popularity.
Thanks again Chris for the analysis of 10 cards from your pc & why they mean so much to you. Also enjoyed learning how subjective the grading can be by PSA staff, as evidenced by your example of the Koufax card. From a 2 to a 7 could be several hundred dollars, if you ever decide to sell it someday.
I’ve always wondered why photos aren’t better on the trading cards. Nice to see your Odell Beckham Jr. card has a great picture.
I love your videos and agree that Barry Sanders was simply the best. And I’m a fan of the Philadelphia Eagles but also respect the ridiculous skills of Darrell Green. Love the content and the insight into what cards hold special meaning (and why they do) to you. Godspeed!
This video series is great. Thanks for making it
Really enjoying these videos about your personal collection. Great mix of amazing cards from various sports and the stories behind them. Finding that Gretzky rookie! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for taking the time to put in the footage...especially that Reggie Miller clip. Woah!!!!!!!!
Keep it up. Enjoy listening to the stories behind each card. Thanks
Great vid. Love these and all your work on YT. Next video like this, maybe keep the cards off camera to give some suspense to the reveal? But more videos like this for sure.
Love the stories behind the cards. I grew up ripe for Ripken and Gwynn. Grew up in SD with family in Baltimore, they are my two favorite players. Both guys that stayed with their team for less money, always there for the fans, guys you wont see again. Thanks for sharing!
I (LOVE!!) how you collect what you love and like i do the (EXACT!) same thing i don't put all the extra hype on a certain card/player i collect (WHAT I LIKE!) and cards that brings back my childhood memories 👍😊
I like when you include the values and how they have changed since you have owned them
Reggie Miller was one of my favorite player in the 90s as well. Dude was clutch! I remember watching that game live and it was just crazy!
That Koufax grade just shows how volatile the whole grading system is. It is a nice looking card though! Thanks for the content. Always a fun watch!!
Nice set of cardboard. Can’t believe the difference in the two grades of the Koufax rookie. I think there will be a flood of graded cards coming back later this year and devaluing modern graded cards. I usually get graded cards for vintage and authenticity.
My memory of my hero, Rickey Henderson, signing his rookie card for me will never leave. For a 11 y/o to hear his hero say, “cool kid” after telling him he was my favorite player, blew me away. He talked to me!!
I watched him at a Texas Rangers game in Arlington, everyone was calling him “bubble butt Ricky”......which is kinda weird considering now it would be a homophobic slur or hell even racist, lol, but back then it was just funny 😆....anyways he would put his hand behind his back and do the money sign, like saying yes I have a bubble butt, but I am rich 🤑.....I always thought Ricky was so cool!
I remember watching Rickey from the left field bleachers in Oakland in 1990. My first game I remember it like it was yesterday. Couldnt believe I was sitting that close to Rickey. That game Jose Canseco hit an absolute moon shot homerun, I didnt think a human being could hit a ball that high and far.
I finally sent my Topps Wayne Gretzky rookie to PSA earlier this year and it received a grade of 5 as well. Feel great that I have a card you have! Got the 79 Topps set from a little card shop in the 90's, just happened to drive by. I think I paid $120 for the set which was 20 dollars over my budget.
Love the Chance just as much as i hate the slab for it, awesome card!
Great video. Love the back stories and the NBA/NFL footage. Also got laugh out of no need to get Ripken auto authenticated. At that age Thurman Munson was my favorite player. I met him once at Yankee Stadium with my dad and brother. I have autograph from that moment as well as photo of me standing with him while he is doing the actual signing. No need to involve Beckett or PSA there either. Thanks for sharing your collection - be well.
Love the stories Chris. Couple cool “finds” and a great PSA example. Thanks much.
Thanks for sharing. Some cool cards.
close to 30K and 50 K is very close! I don't have any idea from Baseball (except from baseball Hollywood films LOL) but really appreciate and enjoy your videos. Greetings from Germany
Great video. I love pre-war. Can you squeeze some more in?
Darrell Green fastest NFL player of that era …love the content keep it going 👍🏻
Great story Chris !!!! Look forward to hearing more about your collection 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Awesome vid! Love the PC stories, this exemplifies the passion of the hobby!
I love the Gretzky rookie it’s not a bad grade too
Really love the PC videos as I’m super jealous of the Koufax Rookie, that card is absolutely gorgeous! I can’t imagine the reaction when it came back and it was a PSA 2…
I have a 1979 Topps Gretzky in my collection as well, had it graded last month and it came back an SGC 5.5.
Nice cards. Good mix of all the sports.
Just from looking at them when you pull them out, and [we would] think they weren't that significant, but once you tell the story behind them, it adds a tremendous sentimental and potential value. Awesome stuff as always my guy. Thanks for that. 💛
Hi chris nice to see a new video so excited to watch!!!!
Wait, Investor collector 3 point Shooter? We need some videos from the court. Great stuff
Ha! I was never that good :)
Cool cards. I have a ungraded topps Gretzky rookie. Looks similar to yours. I know it's legit because I pulled it from a pack in '80.
Always nice to see more of your personal collection
Love the PC stories. Man I woulda flipped if I found a raw Gretzky like that. Cool stuff man
Love seeing the PC please keep it up!
Thank you for sharing not only your cards, but the wonderful stories that went with them too!!
I was lucky enough to meet Cal Jr as well. I was recovering from surgery at Fort Belvoir when I was in the Army and he was dedicating a little league field on post. I went there on crutches and he signed a Drake's oddball card for me after the event. Very cool and humble Legendary player.
Well you’ve inspired me to pull my old banker boxes of cards from the attic and see about getting some graded. My fav was Nolan Ryan. Have a ton of his cards
That Reggie auto is sick! 7 auto is ridiculous! (Although I have no idea how they grade autos) But that's a great auto! Nice card!
Love the collection sharing. Your PC is no doubt a great one. Thanks Chris.
Thanks for sharing a portion of your collection. It seems as though you're a true collector; one who places importance and value on sentimental attachment. In a world cluttered with pop counts, price charts, and endless bickering over grading companies, it's refreshing to see.
The cards and collectors' memories of them still matter, ideally more than any other aspect of the hobby. Kudos to you for exemplifying this.
Thanks for sharing. Looking to find awesome Koufax + don't hear much but Warren Spahn. Looking for rookie cards. Also big into 1951 red/blue backs. Can you help me complete a few top end sets. Thanks
Chicagoan here.. only a couple years older than you. I lived through all the Jordan championships but Reggie Miller is also my favorite basketball player of all time for the same reasons you stated. I love clutch players and really admire players like Josh Beckett and Curt Schilling for the same reasons. Also REALLY love Barry Sanders and I remember being young and watching that elusiveness with my jaw on the floor. Probably #2 for me, though, because Sweetness, of course.. Walter Payton. 🙂
Thank you for sharing your stories on some amazing cards! Love the Koufax and Green cards!
Nice cards love the Sandy!!
I got a Jeff Bagwell auto at the guardrail in the Astrodome, as a child picked a 92 Donruss Triple Play as the card to sign! Head slap!
Love the stories with each card
I think this Monday series is my favorite. The Koufax is glorious.
Cool stuff. Love that Koufax card.
Your Green 10 looks super clean - love that guy and that card!! I like that you have some PSA, some raw, some other - and you don’t seem particularly bothered by the inconsistency of that. I’m trying to break the PSA addiction for the PC myself. Great content as always!
The Koufax is FIRE! Beautiful!
Awesome video! Really love getting to hear some of the stories behind these cards. Hoping to hear more!
I could watch your PC videos all day long. Thanks and thumbs up!
Love the stories behind your cards, Chris! Your Ripken signing reminds me of going to Yankees Spring training games as a kid. I grew up in Ft. Lauderdale and would go to games when the old-timers were in town to try to get their autos. I got all the greats on 3x5 index cards and my absolute 2 favorites were Mickey Mantle and Joe DiMaggio. I always kept my 2 best ones in a safe place and a couple of years ago decided to get them framed with a nice pic of the 2 legends. Like your Cal card, I've always known they were real because I personally got them, but I figured it would increase their value if I got them certified. I took them to a TX card show that JSA was at and they were both rejected as fakes. I was really frustrated because I know I stood at a fence to get these signatures in the early 70s as a 10 or 11 yr. old kid. I asked the JSA rep if there was anyone I could talk to and he said he'd see what he could do, but couldn't make any promises. He took pics of the autographs and sent me on my way. A few days later I got a call from someone at JSA and they asked me a bunch of questions about the origin of the signatures. After I told the guy my story, he said he'd send me a letter of authenticity. That made me a lot happier, but it just goes to show you that sometimes even the experts think real signatures are fake. Keep the videos coming!
Really interesting story! Its possible they weren't familiar with Mantle's and Dimaggio's auto from the 70s as some players auto changes over time. But that sort of makes yours even cooler.
@@collectorinvestordealer Yeah, I thought the same thing, but from what I can tell, Mantle and DiMaggio's circa 70s autos remained relatively unchanged up until the time they stopped signing (back when the stars seem to take pride in having a pretty signature). Anyway, I'm a huge fan of your channel...look forward to all the videos, especially the "good stuff!"
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Solid collection, Chris! Like to see your 88 Donruss McGwire card on your future vlogs!!
Very cool man, thanks for the clips also@!
My favorite was that Beckham… at the time he was my favorite player being a giants fan. To top it off I was at the game.. in that corner of the end zone and watched it happen before my eyes. I also collect that card not bc of it’s worth but for the sentimental value.
Very cool that you were right there!
Another great show Chris. Love the mix of sports and era's. Great story on the Ripken. I was the same as a kid when I would get an auto, no idea what I said lol
Thanks for sharing your awesome PC! Love seeing this content, much better than seeing flippers or market manipulators!
Love the Ripken story - I can totally remember those butterflies-in-the-stomach moments when you finally meet a player you look up to.
Nice cards my friend. I have a Sandy psa 6. I love how mine looks too. Take care and God bless
So good - you probably never heard his name 🤠
Man so much great content and a personal connection too. The PSA jump from 2 to 7 blows my mind a little not too mention the sweet pull raw from a collection for that and Gretzky. I think I can relate to the Darrell Green the most, great player that doesn’t get as much attention as he deserves. Thanks and keep the videos coming! I keep sharing your channel with all my card buddies!
I see the Blazer Division has opened for a sneak peek, wow , nice collection🎯!!!
Enjoyed the story of Sandy Koufax graded 2 then resent in for a grade of 7. Could you do a video on how to properly crack open a case and remove the card? I don't have any graded cards as get. Thanks!
Thats a good idea for a video.... Ill consider it
I remember watching that Reggie Miller game live, I'm a Bulls fan, but I was still on my feet for that one.
Funny story I sold shoes to Reggie Miller. Havana Joe's chuka boots in like 7 colors turned out to be a great person.. Visited me often to get more shoes.. Great video buddy
The Sandy RC is DOPE.. Love it Chris.. Although all of them are really cool.. Lot's of love for Reggie you know I'm a Hoosier..😂✌ That Mookie Rookie is off the Hee.. Love it.. Nice PC showcase collection.. Stay safe homie..👍💕🔥⚾😷
Enjoy your videos! I have the beautiful 55 Koufax that psa sent back as a 5. I was very disappointed with that grade. Would I resubmit? I thought it was a 6 or maybe 7.
Great video. I also really loved Reggie Miller growing up. The clip you showed is exactly what I think about when I think about him. Thank you for the stories.
Yep. Darrell Green was the best cornerback in the 80s. He was also known as the NFLs "fastest man". They didn't throw the ball as much back then so the position wasn't given as much attention as it is now. That changed with Deon Sanders who made sure everyone knew his name. That Darrell Green rookie card comes from one of the best rookie card classes ever. I love that 1984 Topps set.
Agreed, that RC class is ridiculous
Nice variety there
The Sandy Koufax RC is so amazing it makes the rest of the cards invisible. Last night I won an auction for a raw 1960 Roberto Clemente that looks like it should grade at least a 7. I'm debating between PSA although I do like how these cards look on a SGC Tuxedo. Any advice is welcomed.
Thats basically a toss up between PSA and SGC. PSA will get you more resale value but will cost a lot more and take a lot longer to get back.
Got that same OBJ... one of my personal favorites in my PC