Correction: there were 32 different posters in the 1967 Topps Poster checklist. Mainly the best known players from the set. The Clemente is among the best of them.
That's so cool....I'm 47 I have had a Carl Yastrezmski poster like the Clémente one you found, that I've had since I was like 10 I got at some 80s card show. I never knew the origin of that Yastrezmski poster...now I know!! BTW....ahem..did you forget a key HOF player from that time... 🤔
That says alot. Who isn't tougher on grading than PSA. I'm serious. Somebody please name one grading company that is more likely to give out a 10 than PSA.
The 1967 Topps Clemente Poster was a cool pull. Usually a $30 type sale in decent shape and $50 in NM condition or close to it. Another name in the set besides Clemente, Rose and a few you mentioned would be Richie Allen. THat set also had Mantle, Mays, Rose and I think Aaron
Jim Coates from an 8 - 9 old perspective in 1978 - 1979. He coached our rival little league team in Kilmarnock Virginia. How I remember him, tall, slender, quite, mean looking, rough like an oysterman, drinker (yep beers in the dugout and on the sideline if I remember correctly). We all knew he had played for the Yankees. When he said anything to his team during a game you looked up from the opposing dugout. I remember him being stern in his commands to his team, mostly to his son, Mickey who was the starting pitcher who threw hard and could throw anything at 11 - 12 years old. I remember Jim giving Mickey hand signals to intentionally walk our big lefty cleanup hitter. This kid hit home runs out of the little league park, over the road behind the field and into the girls softball field behind the road. He could hit. Jim signaled three intentional walk pitches and his son Mickey, not happy threw them outside to the standing catcher. Our clean up hitter stood there and swung lightly at the next two outside pitches for two strikes and laughed. Mickey looked at his father and Jim gave him the go ahead hand signal to throw at him. Place was off the hook packed and people going crazy. Mickey threw hard right down the middle and our clean up swung hard and .... missed. A few batters later as an 9 year old I came to the plate and hit a triple off Mickey to clean the bases. Jim was pissed. It was a really good game but we lost. They went on to win the championship that year. Four years later I pitched for a championship win in that little league with an All Star MVP as well. In those days we were cussing, banging on the dugout fence, screaming at pitchers and batters and of course when Mickey was pitching we would sing the Mickey Mouse song at him and call him Mickey Mouse. All the players from every team were all friends though. We grew up together in the same neighborhoods, went to the same school from kindergarten through high school. Played together in high school and against the same kids in opposing high schools. Mickey was a senior pitcher and our lefty clean up was the other senior pitcher when I went to high school as an 8th grader. I pitched form 9th - 12th grade after they left. Remember Mickey taking up for me and my friend at the ballpark when an older kid was messing with us. Mickey came out of nowhere picked the kid up and slammed him and said don't be scared that's how you do it. Oh, those were the days. Yeah, I remember Jim, RIP 2019.
The only reason Geoff would have had a clue who Sonny Jackson was is that he shares a rookie card with Joe Morgan in 1965. So him saying it was a second year Jackson shows you that Geoff doesn’t have a clue about vintage.
The easiest way to break these open is get a screwdriver and dig it into the groove and keep twisting it and make a hole and then get a knife and stick the knife in the hole and keep twisting it, and it will break that seal
Fun to watch a vintage pack rip but what we saw is exactly the reason you should never open rare vintage pre 1970. Odds are low of hitting anything even when the packs only contain one series. The odds are even lower that it will actually be high grade if you do manage to pull anything. Collect these relics for the pieces of history that they are, preserve and enjoy them.
@@TFergusonSCF , hey bro I have built more houses than are in your neighborhood so you need to watch out on how you talk to people especially me and if you would use channel locks to bust a slab open you're the one who doesn't know jack crap! This is what's wrong with some of you people on here because you are disrespectful as hell to people and you should be banned from TH-cam in my opinion bro!
@@jessicalightner7947 , I don't need no meds and what are you doing jumping in taking up for your boyfriend or something and didn't nobody invite you into the conversation so stay the hell out of it girl!
Apparently Fanatics couldn’t load that pack for you. lol. You are spoiled with loaded boxes for marketing sake. Keep doing these. I like watching reality of opening packs
YOu need to zoom in. Cannot see the cards from that far back. What a bust. I thought CGC was bought out. I loved their cases. CGC grading in the real world.
The way you are handling that vintage poster is making me go nuts. You realize that vintage paper is extremely brittle and can just fall apart with little effort
@@TK______ don't be an asshole. You don't have to like the guy but do it with dignity. I suspect you have zero evidence he's not a good father. Your just being an ignorant asshole. If you don't like him what are you doing here watching his videos?
Probably not much after he just about jammed his finger through it displaying it in the plane. If he would have just sleeved it up right away and left it alone he would have gotten a good grade from PSA because the folds don’t take the grade down,
CGC is the Wish version of grading. I’m gonna also say that the pack of cards most likely was searched and sealed before they had that pack graded.. I just don’t understand how anyone would break that case to open a searched pack..
If you're going to go through all that breaking it I hope you get some really good grades in there! It is like buying a box, always taking a risk. I just don't know if I would have done that.
Omg!!!! I must be high because i just heard “CGC” come out of Geoff’s mouth…..gotta hit that like button because i think someone just figured out theres a whole big wonderful world out there beyond…….PSA 🤮🤮
Guys an expert ? Cmon you rip and don't know about the mini posters. Thought it was to protect cards that nobody even thought about protecting in 1967. Seriously he talks like he knows everything and it's just bluster bs.
Is it me, or is this the Biggest Conflict of Interest. It’s just so crazy, all those 10’s. By no means am I jealous, I just call it the Biggest Case of BULLSHIT. I wonder why, is it because his name is Geoff Wilson🤔. Let’s call it a little favoritism for sure🤬
Hey Jeff James Brown here and I built homes for a living for 27 years and I'm going to share with you on how to do this in just a few minutes! Take a razor knife and lay the slab down flat on a sturdy table! Hold it tightly and carefully take the razor knife and scarf the slab straight across the top of the slab and it's better to do this about a half inch from the top of the card! Scarf it twice and then take a pair of small wire snippers and from each side snip it on the very edge of both sides at the scarf point! Take a medium size of pliers and hold the card off the end edge of the table with the scarf line even with the edge of the table on both scarf points and just give it a good snug twist towards the end of the slab and do both sides like that and then all you do is grab the slab on the end and twist it like a fold in a letter etc...! The slab will crack right in half and then you can figure it out from there on the rest of the slab so you can remove the card un damaged!!
@@SportsCardInvestor , you're so welcome Geoff and I'm sorry for misspelling your name! I just wanted to say that a few people that were commenting last night when your video of you cracking a slab of I think 1957 Topps pack of sealed cards. These people were trashing me out about taking a pair of small wire snips to cut the edges of the slab started talking a bunch of trash saying that I didn't know what I was talking about and that I didn't know crap to have built houses for 27 years and that I wasn't much of a builder if I didn't know the difference between a pair of channel lock pliers and a small pair of wire snips and it pisses me off that some people can trash talk the hell out of people on your TH-cam channel and get away with it. You can breeze through the comments and find it for yourself and it needs to be stopped or it's going to start a whole bunch of crap that's not going to be pretty!
Correction: there were 32 different posters in the 1967 Topps Poster checklist. Mainly the best known players from the set. The Clemente is among the best of them.
What about that poster insert?
Did u get it graded?
That's so cool....I'm 47 I have had a Carl Yastrezmski poster like the Clémente one you found, that I've had since I was like 10 I got at some 80s card show. I never knew the origin of that Yastrezmski poster...now I know!! BTW....ahem..did you forget a key HOF player from that time... 🤔
Imagine that. All 10s on cards that Fanatics makes from a company Fanatics has a partnership with. Absolutely amazing.
😂
A CGC is worth maybe a PSA 6, they're horrible
Shocking isn't it?
He has a good eye.
The fix was in.
Yikes. It’s like Geraldo opening Capones vault. I can’t get this time back.
CGC handing out 10’s like candy. You get a 10… You get a 10.
You obviously never delt with CGC! Vintage they are much harder then PSA or SGC! Have flip several highend vintage cards from CGC to PSA!
That says alot. Who isn't tougher on grading than PSA. I'm serious. Somebody please name one grading company that is more likely to give out a 10 than PSA.
They're the Oprah Winfrey of card grading!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's what I thought.
@@justinmosher6557no they aren't lol 🤡
Those fold outs I remember. Nice pull on Clemente.
Not knowing topps poster and owning a shop is wild lol.
The 1967 Topps Clemente Poster was a cool pull. Usually a $30 type sale in decent shape and $50 in NM condition or close to it. Another name in the set besides Clemente, Rose and a few you mentioned would be Richie Allen. THat set also had Mantle, Mays, Rose and I think Aaron
Jim Coates from an 8 - 9 old perspective in 1978 - 1979. He coached our rival little league team in Kilmarnock Virginia. How I remember him, tall, slender, quite, mean looking, rough like an oysterman, drinker (yep beers in the dugout and on the sideline if I remember correctly). We all knew he had played for the Yankees. When he said anything to his team during a game you looked up from the opposing dugout. I remember him being stern in his commands to his team, mostly to his son, Mickey who was the starting pitcher who threw hard and could throw anything at 11 - 12 years old. I remember Jim giving Mickey hand signals to intentionally walk our big lefty cleanup hitter. This kid hit home runs out of the little league park, over the road behind the field and into the girls softball field behind the road. He could hit. Jim signaled three intentional walk pitches and his son Mickey, not happy threw them outside to the standing catcher. Our clean up hitter stood there and swung lightly at the next two outside pitches for two strikes and laughed. Mickey looked at his father and Jim gave him the go ahead hand signal to throw at him. Place was off the hook packed and people going crazy. Mickey threw hard right down the middle and our clean up swung hard and .... missed. A few batters later as an 9 year old I came to the plate and hit a triple off Mickey to clean the bases. Jim was pissed. It was a really good game but we lost. They went on to win the championship that year. Four years later I pitched for a championship win in that little league with an All Star MVP as well. In those days we were cussing, banging on the dugout fence, screaming at pitchers and batters and of course when Mickey was pitching we would sing the Mickey Mouse song at him and call him Mickey Mouse. All the players from every team were all friends though. We grew up together in the same neighborhoods, went to the same school from kindergarten through high school. Played together in high school and against the same kids in opposing high schools. Mickey was a senior pitcher and our lefty clean up was the other senior pitcher when I went to high school as an 8th grader. I pitched form 9th - 12th grade after they left. Remember Mickey taking up for me and my friend at the ballpark when an older kid was messing with us. Mickey came out of nowhere picked the kid up and slammed him and said don't be scared that's how you do it. Oh, those were the days. Yeah, I remember Jim, RIP 2019.
and then he didn't even get it graded, or the other card, or the poster
Next Video; cracking a bunch of CGC slabs to cross over to PSA.
After about 5 minute mark…you’re allowed to REMOVE THE GOGGLES!
Haha probably should have!
I opened more 1967 packs and cellos then any year of collecting when I was an 11 year old back then. Great set. Imagine 36 count box $1.80.
lol my man, we gotta talk a lil lower on the plane 😂😂😂😂
Why? It’s not a public library….
@@redskinfan1012 respect kinda thing
That eye protection was funny but the funniest part of the video is you brought the cards to CGC 😂
Wow who didn't see that he'd get a 10 on every one of his PC cards?
Bc he probably chose cards that were in good condition. I don't understand why clowns like you watch his videos
Lol, I literally just came to write same comment!!!
Since they came out of those $10K Wemby boxes, they better grade a 10 otherwise Topps would get so much heat!
They are pulled encased of course it’s gonna be a 10
@@PrimeMedicatedNot only is it still unlikely but mathematically impossible 😂
I've never seen anyone with less emotion after getting so many 10s
The video helped one hand washes the other .
Great vintage rip- love these types of videos- keep’em coming👍❤️
Lee Elia was a MLB manager too. Without doing any research, I think he managed the Cubs in the early 80s - maybe other teams (Phillies maybe?)
The 67 posters are very common.
..i love Bob Clemente, "mini poster?" you could put it in a comic book bag with backer board...
Geoff looks like a Minion 😂😂
I was gonna say it but you beat me to it…😂
Hes friends with the owner of PSA. Had him on the show, showing his $30 million collection👀
That Clemente 😍 How cool!!
Lee Elia (former Cubs manager) Dal Maxvill (former Cardinals GM), Dennis Menke was a 2nd baseman not a pitcher on the Atlanta Aces card.
The fact that he didn't clean ALL the broken plastic on the table was killing me......
When Geoff is not working at Cards HQ, he's playing QB for the Atlanta Falcons.
Nah, he’s handing out unemployment checks to Desmond Ridder.
or hosting The Bachelor on ABC
Nice grades Geoff
It took 1967 years to open this pack
The odds of all the wemby cards being a 10 is very low, I don't believe the grades
Me either. Just screams scam.
Unless he went thru cases of packs looking... but yea I bet he got the silver spoon treatment
You’ve never heard of Fred Newman, you silly person. It’s really quite amazing how little you actually know about baseball cards.
I turned the video off when Geoff said, Sonny Jackson, was his best card. He has a career WAR of 1.6. 🥲
he knows so little that he made 10 mil in the space. Was that an accident? He just lucky?
Exactly, the only Newman Geoff knows was on Seinfeld.
The only reason Geoff would have had a clue who Sonny Jackson was is that he shares a rookie card with Joe Morgan in 1965. So him saying it was a second year Jackson shows you that Geoff doesn’t have a clue about vintage.
The easiest way to break these open is get a screwdriver and dig it into the groove and keep twisting it and make a hole and then get a knife and stick the knife in the hole and keep twisting it, and it will break that seal
Jeff with a G wearing the goggles 😂😂😂
Much easier use wire snippers on the corner and it will cut off faster then use a straight screwdriver to pry open Less likely to dmg card or packs
Jeff be trolling u with the goggles and laughing all the way to bank
The Roberto Clemente Picture was The Most Valuable! ( I Say), as far as Cards the twin pictures of Atlanta Players, I say Was The Best
That guy does not sleep well at night with all the people he has scammed.
1967 Topps Posters have a 24 player checklist.
Cracks case.... leaves goggles on. Finishes break.... leaves goggles on 😂😂❤
My heart skipped a beat when you finger karate chopped that top card 😂😂😂
Fun to watch a vintage pack rip but what we saw is exactly the reason you should never open rare vintage pre 1970. Odds are low of hitting anything even when the packs only contain one series. The odds are even lower that it will actually be high grade if you do manage to pull anything. Collect these relics for the pieces of history that they are, preserve and enjoy them.
AIR BRUSHED 10’s…SWEET
Your "wrench" is actually a pair of channel lock pliers. I don't imagine you've done much work with your hands in the past to know this.
Oh he's done plenty of work with his hands. How do you think he consistently gets 10s?
@@TFergusonSCF , hey bro I have built more houses than are in your neighborhood so you need to watch out on how you talk to people especially me and if you would use channel locks to bust a slab open you're the one who doesn't know jack crap!
This is what's wrong with some of you people on here because you are disrespectful as hell to people and you should be banned from TH-cam in my opinion bro!
@@JamesBrown-g1tget back on your meds bro the builder
@@jessicalightner7947 , I don't need no meds and what are you doing jumping in taking up for your boyfriend or something and didn't nobody invite you into the conversation so stay the hell out of it girl!
Is what poor people say 🤣
Apparently Fanatics couldn’t load that pack for you. lol. You are spoiled with loaded boxes for marketing sake. Keep doing these. I like watching reality of opening packs
Yeah but they could buy up a few packs and CT scan them.
YOu need to zoom in. Cannot see the cards from that far back. What a bust. I thought CGC was bought out. I loved their cases. CGC grading in the real world.
I have confidence in you Jeff because you can do it brother ha ha ha 🤣😂
Wonder how much he paid for that pack of cards
The way you are handling that vintage poster is making me go nuts. You realize that vintage paper is extremely brittle and can just fall apart with little effort
67 topps poster insert. nice. set has Mantle etc, issued in certain series packs
Card guru doesn't know about the 67 posters? Sus.
Learning new things every day!
@@TK______ don't be an asshole. You don't have to like the guy but do it with dignity. I suspect you have zero evidence he's not a good father. Your just being an ignorant asshole. If you don't like him what are you doing here watching his videos?
I was thinking the same thing. 67 posters are pretty well known production???
Sowhat was the valuevof that card poster? None of his graded cards interested me they were boring
Probably not much after he just about jammed his finger through it displaying it in the plane. If he would have just sleeved it up right away and left it alone he would have gotten a good grade from PSA because the folds don’t take the grade down,
This guy getting ton of kickback from these companies.
1968 is the superior set: nolan ryan + johnny bench rookies
Yet the 67 had the better player. Just not worth as much. Tom Seaver.
Agreed, plus the 1968’s are pretty common. The high numbers even are. Where, with the 1967 set, the high numbers are near impossible to find.
CGC is the Wish version of grading. I’m gonna also say that the pack of cards most likely was searched and sealed before they had that pack graded.. I just don’t understand how anyone would break that case to open a searched pack..
Always remember kids, eye safety first
67 pin-up of Bob Clemente goes for about 50 bucks in that condition.
The goggles are tough 💪
If you're going to go through all that breaking it I hope you get some really good grades in there! It is like buying a box, always taking a risk. I just don't know if I would have done that.
TT for the video. I never seen anyone rip a Pack of cards from 67 the year I was born.
Consider a tile nipper next time. You may find it easier to avoid damage to the pack or card.
Chainsaw would be the quickest way to get er done.
I hope to see you someday soon you and other people got me into cards about 1y ago
Before Don Russ Downtowns there was 1967 silo pack Roberto Clemente
Bummer No Mike Schmidt!!!!!!
That's crazy since they just released the new donruss football cards and they come with a jumbo card.
Jeff the hel you got on your face lol 😂
A good thing to keep on hand is a cordless Dremel tool with a cutting wheel on it. Clean cut and no damage.
But then he would be nicknamed Three Finger Wilson 🤣
Only you crack this out 😂respect ❤
I can’t believe you’ve done it before
Sgc is where it's at they would have actually graded this card
Nice glasses.
Dal Maxvill coached for the Braves in the 80’s btw. Being from Atlanta you would think that you would know that.
Nah, he only knows from 2018 when Acuna the human broken down car joined the league.
Omg!!!! I must be high because i just heard “CGC” come out of Geoff’s mouth…..gotta hit that like button because i think someone just figured out theres a whole big wonderful world out there beyond…….PSA 🤮🤮
Don’t kid yourself, he’s getting paid to do this through CGC.
If they got anything significant, they’d get it slabbed at PSA.
Tile clippers next time with painters tape on the slab
Wire cutters are way better to use
Tony looks like he could be head of security too .
THE BACK OF THE CASE WAS ALLREADY OPENED WHEN YOU TOUCED IT 3:58
Haha went back to watch haha you’re dead correct
The paper was there to prevent CT scanning
My guess is that this was scanned, they saw the name Bob Clemente through the scan, and then were juked by the mini poster.
Lol. You do have a valid point.
Those posters get expensive in higher grades. Try putting a set together in PSA 7 or up.
The code you gave is invalid
What’s the value of the Clemente fold out?
Guys an expert ? Cmon you rip and don't know about the mini posters. Thought it was to protect cards that nobody even thought about protecting in 1967. Seriously he talks like he knows everything and it's just bluster bs.
What Jim Brown NFL card you’re looking for or have it still missing?
Robust goggles, G. Does the local HS chem class know they are missing?
Swrious Hisenberg vibes
Is it me, or is this the Biggest Conflict of Interest. It’s just so crazy, all those 10’s. By no means am I jealous, I just call it the Biggest Case of BULLSHIT. I wonder why, is it because his name is Geoff Wilson🤔. Let’s call it a little favoritism for sure🤬
1967 was their first year with a vertical back.
1953 was the first vertical back set.
Where are the other Wemby's you pulled did they go to PSA or did you sell the others you pulled on the plane?
I have the full set of those paper posters
They are legit every one of them have a 4 fold
Bro doesn’t know vintage cards at all.😂
He would find a 1914 Ty Cobb blanket and think that the tobacco manufacturer used it to keep the cigarettes warm 🤦♂️
@@carolinatarheels7903 And he'd mispronounce his name.
Kind of a dick comment but ok.
Is the eye protection really necessary 😂
It could be. Why take the chance.
how can you have a 22min video to open one pack of cards>??????
What's the poster worth?
You weren't wearing your safety goggles on the airplane. Living dangerously
Should be able to electronically notify PSA and not have to physically ship the label in, I can’t imagine even 50% will follow through.
R-i-p pete rise ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Geoff, you're a rookie at breaking sealed, graded packs? I think this calls for you to have rookie card at Cards HQ.
IMHO i think CGC puts their horizontal cards facing the wrong way but thats like arguing about what way you put the toilet paper on the holder lol
yesss pleaseeeee no more PSA
CGC gets thrown a bone only for the cheap Wembys 😂
why are you still wearing the glasses after cracking?
He opens the pack at 6:00 and starts going through them at 8:06. You're welcome.
Didn’t ask
Awesome!
A big gamble, and to me, a big mistake cracking that PSA slab. 🙄😢
Even more silly to get CGC to grade them , further decreasing the value
The money he makes from the video alone would buy him the pack twice.
Tony was like “don’t touch me Geoff” lol
Hey Jeff James Brown here and I built homes for a living for 27 years and I'm going to share with you on how to do this in just a few minutes! Take a razor knife and lay the slab down flat on a sturdy table! Hold it tightly and carefully take the razor knife and scarf the slab straight across the top of the slab and it's better to do this about a half inch from the top of the card! Scarf it twice and then take a pair of small wire snippers and from each side snip it on the very edge of both sides at the scarf point!
Take a medium size of pliers and hold the card off the end edge of the table with the scarf line even with the edge of the table on both scarf points and just give it a good snug twist towards the end of the slab and do both sides like that and then all you do is grab the slab on the end and twist it like a fold in a letter etc...! The slab will crack right in half and then you can figure it out from there on the rest of the slab so you can remove the card un damaged!!
Thank you!
@@SportsCardInvestor , you're so welcome Geoff and I'm sorry for misspelling your name! I just wanted to say that a few people that were commenting last night when your video of you cracking a slab of I think 1957 Topps pack of sealed cards. These people were trashing me out about taking a pair of small wire snips to cut the edges of the slab started talking a bunch of trash saying that I didn't know what I was talking about and that I didn't know crap to have built houses for 27 years and that I wasn't much of a builder if I didn't know the difference between a pair of channel lock pliers and a small pair of wire snips and it pisses me off that some people can trash talk the hell out of people on your TH-cam channel and get away with it.
You can breeze through the comments and find it for yourself and it needs to be stopped or it's going to start a whole bunch of crap that's not going to be pretty!
I guess they don't grade 57 year old mini posters of Bob Clemente. 😂
Not when Geoff just about sticks his finger through it showing it off on the plane.
wheres the graded clemente poster? thats why i watched the video to the end bummer man