This is by far the most excruciating opening I’ve ever seen. No commentary on played and a guy who looks like he is saving every wrapper as an heirloom.
@@coinretriever2996 I remember buying handfuls and handfuls of these packs when I was a kid ! Had a big wad of bubble gum in my mouth from shoving all of the gums in there as I opened each pack, and ended up with almost a complete set ! Its worn a bit as it was well loved but a set none the less as I filled out about 12 commons that I needed at various card shows in the 80's. Great times !!
Wow, what an incredible find opening a sealed case of 1975 Topps baseball cards! You never know what treasures may be waiting in packs that old. Seeing the cards come out of the wrapper for the first time in nearly 50 years is so exciting. The condition of the cards from this far back is really impressive - most look sharper than expected for their age. Pulling a George Brett rookie is a huge hit, even if it is a bit off-center. Brett was such a star and Hall of Famer, so getting his rookie at all from this era is awesome. I can't wait to see what else you pull in the remaining packs. Some other big rookie cards I'm hoping to see surfaces are Andre Dawson, Ryne Sandberg, and Wade Boggs. Maybe even a true gem like a Frank Robinson or Hank Aaron rookie? Keep documenting the rest of the box opening - I'm really enjoying following along with this time capsule from the 1970s being opened. Thanks for sharing this thrill with your viewers!
The rarity is in the sealed box, not the cards.! (!)....I cringed seeing that box opening. That was yes- WAS a keeper item that had lots of collectibility. Now you have a stack of '75 cards without any real rarity. Not worth what it originally was.
I did to, but at the same time id be tempted to open it and eventually would because im not good at saving unopened packs and boxes, but something like this might be different because i know getting a george brett 10 probably wouldnt happen.
Never ever ever bye a sealed box. Open the box and put in sleeves immediately. I bought unopened box of 1993 Upperdeck in 2010. Opened them up and they were all stuck together (bricked). To make it worse they were all gold holograms. My 12k Roockie Derek Jeter was pulled with hundreds of tiny pieces of the back of the card stuck to his. Worthless. The whole damn box. Learned a valuable lesson.
Thanks for sharing. Nice hit on the Brett rookie. Although it is off center its still a sharp looking card. If you are gonna move any of the cards later I need some Cubs for my team set. Look forward to seeing what you get in the rest of the box.
Well finally I'm putting together my favorite set and one that has sentimental attachment to it. Its The 1975 Set. This was the first year I started collecting at age 11. It started when I came home from School and my Mom had 3 packs of Cards sitting on the kitchen table. I asked who's they were? She said yours! I never knew about Cards since I didn't collect them. But I opened them packs and immediately loved them. I ask her to take me to get more and she did. From then on all I wanted was to collect these cards. I collected from then on and never missed a year. I couldn't wait til the next season started to see what the cards looked like. My Parents would buy me 1 or 2 boxes from 76-79. I love my cards but loved Arcade games more at the age of 15-16 so I sold a medium size box of my 75-79s for 50.00 so I could play the Arcade Machines. I've been kicking myself ever since. So within the past 3 weeks I went from having approximately 40 1975's to only needing around 120 or so to complete the set. Its not a mint set but who cares its a decent set with a some fair to good cards. But I'm not worried about having a mint set, I want one that is fair,good to VG so I can look at it and reflect back to when I pulled some of these cards from packs as an 11 year old kid. So with this being said I was wondering if anyone would have the remaining ones I need to help me accomplish finishing my dream set. Yes most of what I need are the top cards. Brett, Yount, Rookies, Mantle MVPs and some commons. I will edit this post with the numbers I need tomorrow to see what I can find in the fair-vg range.
Such a great set! One of Topps' best up there with 52, 55, 68, and 80. That was a really solid purchase and BBCE is very reputable. Got an unopened 80's Topps Wax from them recently. Not sure when I will box break.
Wow thanks so much for sharing. I look forward to seeing what else you pull. The cards that are centered and grade out well from PSA will bring you a lot of money no matter the player.
Nice Brett RC and a few HOF cards! May I please have one of your wrappers that you opened on video b/c I'm working on my baseball wrappers collection, thank you.
No love for Fred Kendall. I mean George Brett has been riding his ass in that pack for decades. He deserves a shout out. He was voted most valuable Padre in 1973 and had 31 career homers. Brett just had hemorrhoids, pine tar and a HOF career.
yeah it seems you'd have to find the Brett AND have it Gem mint to recover the value lost. 75 cards are everywhere, wax boxes are not. Figure it's gotta be worth >$1k sealed.
So there never was another video for the rest of the box? I'm sure there were some more treasures inside. I just watched a 1973 Topps box opening, earliest I've seen. But seen packs from '72 and '67, even '52 (!) before.
So they can repack shit cards inside again and seal them up for the next sucker. I did this when I was a kid in 85, had a whole box. Then found out McGwire rc was to be found then I opened them all back up, should have keep them sealed
I'm so old I remember the gene garber card out of that set. If u don't no who he is he played for the Braves 70's. 80's. He pitched side armed , that why everyone noes him, cause of wine d up crazy side armed pitcher!! The card in that set ,, he played for Philly's.
I luv how baseball card exchange makes it seem likes got some magical way to detect if a pack hasn’t be searched, they r a fraud slapping their plastic on boxes claiming it’s authentic
LOVE the good stuff... Only tuff thing to understand is the preservation of the packaging. It's see a therapist time if you are buying pack wrappers😢👍ASESOME 70s is my favorite decade of cards/sets.
2,500.00 to 3000,00 dollers huh Box id rather have the 1976 Topps baseball wax pack box but this one would deffinitly do as well prices have gone Nuts on all 70s unopened Boxed Vintage for all three of the Major sports
@@schro231 not even worth it 20 years from now the the next generations of guys in there current 20s today wont even be buying these for these prices its mostly 50 year old men these days
If PSA grades drive your hobby this video won't interest you....however if u love the historic value of pulling veteran players and ultra vintage cards, this video's for you
Key cards of four Hall of Famers, Robin Yount (#223), George Brett (#228), Gary Carter, (#620) and Jim Rice (#616), as well as two perennial All-Stars, Keith Hernandez (#623) and Fred Lynn (#622). Notice how careful he is with the wrappers. This allows for the opportunity for repackaging of commons or for reselling your "doubles". Also be sure to leave your gum card intact. 9:17 as one of them has to go back in the pack. Leaving the gum on the card, like you see here, is the way to go. And if it happens to a card you don't care about, like what you see at 11:36 ... that's a win. Be sure to keep them in a separate pile.
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Legend has it he's still opening this box.
There worth a little more now than when he started opening them I bet
Mike Tyson at 13:03.
lul
😂
Damn, horrible!
If a doctor tells me I got a day to live I will watch this video again cause it seems like forever. Good lord.
Thank goodness there's a fast foward option on this.
This is by far the most excruciating opening I’ve ever seen. No commentary on played and a guy who looks like he is saving every wrapper as an heirloom.
It's to reseal the commons and sell
Excruciating is the right word.
Yep, the silence while he goes through the cards is like watching a doctor carefully operating on a patient
great memories buying & selling cards, what a great time it was in life
Hey, remember that one pack with Davey Lopes on top that took you like 20 minutes to open? That was awesome.
@@coinretriever2996 I remember buying handfuls and handfuls of these packs when I was a kid ! Had a big wad of bubble gum in my mouth from shoving all of the gums in there as I opened each pack, and ended up with almost a complete set ! Its worn a bit as it was well loved but a set none the less as I filled out about 12 commons that I needed at various card shows in the 80's. Great times !!
Damn, back to back...Brock & Blue. Worth the price of admission alone.
Your commentary during the pack breaks is exhilarating.
lol
Truth😂
Wow, what an incredible find opening a sealed case of 1975 Topps baseball cards! You never know what treasures may be waiting in packs that old. Seeing the cards come out of the wrapper for the first time in nearly 50 years is so exciting. The condition of the cards from this far back is really impressive - most look sharper than expected for their age. Pulling a George Brett rookie is a huge hit, even if it is a bit off-center. Brett was such a star and Hall of Famer, so getting his rookie at all from this era is awesome. I can't wait to see what else you pull in the remaining packs. Some other big rookie cards I'm hoping to see surfaces are Andre Dawson, Ryne Sandberg, and Wade Boggs. Maybe even a true gem like a Frank Robinson or Hank Aaron rookie? Keep documenting the rest of the box opening - I'm really enjoying following along with this time capsule from the 1970s being opened. Thanks for sharing this thrill with your viewers!
I don't know if i could ever go through opening something like that. Beautiful box and great break.
The Fisk, Brock, Blue, and Carlton were nice . That Brett was an amazing find!
I was actually listening to Rick Monday provide color commentary for the Dodger game tonight when you revealed his card. Awesome!
Wow! You must be rich to be able to open this at random.
Wow! Nice money card! I’m talking about the Phil Hegan card of course.🤪
The cool thing about 1975 set is that nearly every card was OC which made getting a nice set very entertaining.
The rarity is in the sealed box, not the cards.! (!)....I cringed seeing that box opening. That was yes- WAS a keeper item that had lots of collectibility. Now you have a stack of '75 cards without any real rarity. Not worth what it originally was.
If hed had left them sealed then what would your pathetic ass have to complain about
If he gets a couple psa 10’s out of it, your theory is out the window
Life's too short to hoard.
I did to, but at the same time id be tempted to open it and eventually would because im not good at saving unopened packs and boxes, but something like this might be different because i know getting a george brett 10 probably wouldnt happen.
Never ever ever bye a sealed box. Open the box and put in sleeves immediately. I bought unopened box of 1993 Upperdeck in 2010. Opened them up and they were all stuck together (bricked). To make it worse they were all gold holograms. My 12k Roockie Derek Jeter was pulled with hundreds of tiny pieces of the back of the card stuck to his. Worthless. The whole damn box. Learned a valuable lesson.
Looks like you need a 1975 letter opener.
Damn man... nearly 14 minutes to open five packs. I'd hate to be behind you in traffic if you drive like you open packs of baseball cards.
why didn't you have some snap tight handy for the high end cards you pulled???
That Bochte is a tough one to find w/ good centering
Thanks for sharing. 1975 Topps was the first cards I collected as a kid, though not the minis.
Same here!!
Thanks for sharing. Nice hit on the Brett rookie. Although it is off center its still a sharp looking card. If you are gonna move any of the cards later I need some Cubs for my team set. Look forward to seeing what you get in the rest of the box.
Your reaction is priceless just cool George Brett rookie card
Rough to watch
What are the odds of getting a Jose Cardenal and (at 9:30) a Leo Cardenas in the same ten card pack. Incredible!
Lucky getting Brett. That made what he probably paid for the whole box worth while. Plus Steve Carlton, Lou Brock !
O and Carlton Fisk.
Those cards looked centered nice
Well finally I'm putting together my favorite set and one that has sentimental attachment to it.
Its The 1975 Set. This was the first year I started collecting at age 11. It started when I came home from School and my Mom had 3 packs of Cards sitting on the kitchen table. I asked who's they were? She said yours!
I never knew about Cards since I didn't collect them. But I opened them packs and immediately loved them. I ask her to take me to get more and she did. From then on all I wanted was to collect these cards. I collected from then on and never missed a year. I couldn't wait til the next season started to see what the cards looked like. My Parents would buy me 1 or 2 boxes from 76-79. I love my cards but loved Arcade games more at the age of 15-16 so I sold a medium size box of my 75-79s for 50.00 so I could play the Arcade Machines. I've been kicking myself ever since.
So within the past 3 weeks I went from having approximately 40 1975's to only needing around 120 or so to complete the set.
Its not a mint set but who cares its a decent set with a some fair to good cards. But I'm not worried about having a mint set, I want one that is fair,good to VG so I can look at it and reflect back to when I pulled some of these cards from packs as an 11 year old kid.
So with this being said I was wondering if anyone would have the remaining ones I need to help me accomplish finishing my dream set.
Yes most of what I need are the top cards. Brett, Yount, Rookies, Mantle MVPs and some commons. I will edit this post with the numbers I need tomorrow to see what I can find in the fair-vg range.
Such a great set! One of Topps' best up there with 52, 55, 68, and 80. That was a really solid purchase and BBCE is very reputable. Got an unopened 80's Topps Wax from them recently. Not sure when I will box break.
Wow thanks so much for sharing. I look forward to seeing what else you pull. The cards that are centered and grade out well from PSA will bring you a lot of money no matter the player.
+topps85401 thanks. trying to decide what to send in
Boy , that honestly brings back fond memories from my junior high school years 🧢⚾️
Wow - your gutsy! Hope you got some good grades out of those packs. The cards looked sharp overall.
Excellent video my friend.
You open packs like old people screw!
Yes
He must actually enjoy it😂
Because he gonna reseal the commons and sell
George Brett card awesome
This was like watching paint dry...
My favorite year for cards - the regular and mini sized - I love the cards with the hats painted over lol when they got traded.
Nice. Thanks for sharing with us. You're right, that is like opening a pot of gold. Great Brett card!
Nice Brett RC and a few HOF cards! May I please have one of your wrappers that you opened on video b/c I'm working on my baseball wrappers collection, thank you.
+MikelineTV I will see what I can do. I am pondering selling the box with the wrappers sometime.
Ill send you a few spent condom wrappers
There he goes
Guess the first packs wrapper is not worth something since it’s ripped
No love for Fred Kendall. I mean George Brett has been riding his ass in that pack for decades. He deserves a shout out. He was voted most valuable Padre in 1973 and had 31 career homers. Brett just had hemorrhoids, pine tar and a HOF career.
I got a pack of 75 minis while trick or treating at 11 years old. I couldn't believe someone was handing out packs.
Oh my goodness When he is opening the pack it feels so smooth for your ears it’s like a asmr video
Man I wish I could open up a box of 1975 this box had to cost an arm and a leg thanks for sharing
"Definitely smells like it's from 1975"
It smells like weed?
Noooooooo some things should be left sealed
Why? Cards were made to be opened
that's what I was thinking tr he last of their kind
Your mouth maybe?
yeah it seems you'd have to find the Brett AND have it Gem mint to recover the value lost. 75 cards are everywhere, wax boxes are not. Figure it's gotta be worth >$1k sealed.
@@renocool1558 closer to 20,000
pretty cool cards!
So there never was another video for the rest of the box? I'm sure there were some more treasures inside. I just watched a 1973 Topps box opening, earliest I've seen. But seen packs from '72 and '67, even '52 (!) before.
You pronounce every name correctly 😂
Opening those packs like he intends to reuse the wrappers
tom langley you can sell the wrappers
He reseals commons and sells.
You have giant hands
I didn't realize opening up a pack of baseball cards was such a religious experience
Great video and a cool product, but I would have liked to hear you comment as you look at the cards more.
Why does he take 20 minutes taking off the wrapper?
Hello it's me Ronnie Earl I think sports cards are on their way back.
Awesome Video Ty For Sharing
most psychedelic set of cards very fun vid.
Nice pull on the Bret.👍
They look like they’re in better shape than they looked when I was a kid maybe it’s just me I was 12 years old when it came out
Geez how careful you gonna be with that wrapper??
Yup
Your dad shoulda been more careful with that condom wrapper and spared the world the agony of another whine bag
Everytime he grabs a pack, fast foward 20seconds.
There he goes
Good to know the wrappers to this box are still gem mint.
Absolutely amazing
I heard when these wax pack are hard to open they been resealed
nice break dang your lucky
How come you ain’t got a bell so I know when you put the next one up
Best way to watch in 2X speed
I can't wait to see more.
Very Nice Cards
Anyone still here watching in 2019
2020
Get a life rambo !
May 27, 2020
May 27th, 2021.
There he is
It's too bad minis have very little value, and the wrappers are only valuable to scammer who do re-seals on commons.
Go back to bed lil boy!
My butt would have not been as careful opening that pack.
Love the comments from folks that think they know more than BBCE. Yeah, they searched the packs, resealed but forgot to remove the Brett RC.
I know this is 4 years old.... but man, I hear paint drying is more riveting.
He's not done yet it's 2024!
Robin yount George Brett and Jim rice are the good rookies
They are all hall of famers
Brett Carlton Baylor same pack... nice
Why do these guys all slit the wrapping right on the top in the middle?
So they can repack shit cards inside again and seal them up for the next sucker. I did this when I was a kid in 85, had a whole box. Then found out McGwire rc was to be found then I opened them all back up, should have keep them sealed
How did these end up grading out?
I'm so old I remember the gene garber card out of that set. If u don't no who he is he played for the Braves 70's. 80's. He pitched side armed , that why everyone noes him, cause of wine d up crazy side armed pitcher!! The card in that set ,, he played for Philly's.
I always remembered Kent tekulve on pirates for that side arm throws
I luv how baseball card exchange makes it seem likes got some magical way to detect if a pack hasn’t be searched, they r a fraud slapping their plastic on boxes claiming it’s authentic
LOVE the good stuff... Only tuff thing to understand is the preservation of the packaging. It's see a therapist time if you are buying pack wrappers😢👍ASESOME 70s is my favorite decade of cards/sets.
Unopened 70s wax is getting up in price these days.I have a unopened box of 77 baseball myself that I had for yrs.
6 years later and you’re still not saying anything bout the cards.
I was only 4 in the summer of 75 but man, if I could go back to the 70s this is the one year I'd enjoy ripping through more than any other.
How many Bretts and Younts did you end up pulling?
Thanks for sharing. I always loved the 75 set. If you don't mind me asking, how much did the box set you back?
2,500.00 to 3000,00 dollers huh Box id rather have the 1976 Topps baseball wax pack box but this one would deffinitly do as well prices have gone Nuts on all 70s unopened Boxed Vintage for all three of the Major sports
Cheapest one on ebay was $6,400. Just insane for minis. @@mikec3904
@@schro231 not even worth it 20 years from now the the next generations of guys in there current 20s today
wont even be buying these for these prices its mostly 50 year old men these days
If PSA grades drive your hobby this video won't interest you....however if u love the historic value of pulling veteran players and ultra vintage cards, this video's for you
The wrapper is a mantle
dang.....$3500 to $4000 for an unopened box 75 topps mini. its like $90 a pack. some expensive hobby.
Yeah. It's a fun hobby for the wealthy. Actually, if I were rich I'd be buying a ton of cards.
Hattori Hanzo It’s also a great hobby for the not so wealthy. Just depends on how you look at it.
BALLS!!! WOW!! What was that box, $10k??
Is that Tom Seaver on the box top? If so, very cool indeed.
No, but they hired a model who looks like Seaver to give the box some superficial street cred.
That's Jacob degrom.
It looks like Hank Webb actually.
And Keith Hernandez rookie card and Gary carter rookie card
Shouldn't be that hard to open up that seems like glue on it
my dad has like six 1964 boxes
Emma Meininger is your dad looking to sell those boxes
Dang
Where does he live?
And why did you open it?
Rumor has it that he died of old age before he could finish
How come the crap cards are never off center? 😂
It's pretty cool you got a Rick Monday in the first pack, was he the player known for saving the American Flag from demonstrators?
Didn't even know mini's were a thing back then
These are minis aren't they?
Key cards of four Hall of Famers, Robin Yount (#223), George Brett (#228), Gary Carter, (#620) and Jim Rice (#616), as well as two perennial All-Stars, Keith Hernandez (#623) and Fred Lynn (#622). Notice how careful he is with the wrappers. This allows for the opportunity for repackaging of commons or for reselling your "doubles". Also be sure to leave your gum card intact. 9:17 as one of them has to go back in the pack. Leaving the gum on the card, like you see here, is the way to go. And if it happens to a card you don't care about, like what you see at 11:36 ... that's a win. Be sure to keep them in a separate pile.
Hater
Jealous hater
As history is, pretty soon almost every unopened pack will end up being opened.
No sleeves?
Why the hell would you open this box that contains every card. It's not like you going to pull an autographed card
Next time something comes to mind, don't say it, hokay