Love love the ending of Marshals playing the flamenco like guitar ! What an interesting individual! He should open a museum with this unique collection to make sure that it’s available to the world before he dies and his inheritance sell off the collection..!
We must protect marshal at all cost! This man is an old school guy with mentality that is imaculate with baseball memorbilia. Thanks for sharing this ! Love to see almost antique collections!
Marshall Fogel is the “Finest Known Example” of what a true collector is, and what we all aspire to attain. A legit inspiration that brings the hobby back to life.
I could watch these episodes with marshall forever. There is just so much history that this man knows. It fascinates me to hear the history behind certain pieces, or to see an incredible piece of baseball history
Thanks to Marshal for sharing his wisdom with us, and letting us get a glimpse of the amazing pieces in his collection. I feel like I could spend a lifetime looking at everything he has, and hearing the stories related to each piece.
I can't think of anyone other than Geoff to interview this man. Too many $ chasers out there while Geoff respects the history, while keeping things modern. Kudos to this channel
Great to see more of the Fogel collection again. When you have a guy who has collected this long, his knowledge is invaluable and his collection is priceless! Well done Geoff on the interview and look forward to more videos.
98th LIKE here !! Marshall is truly an amazing gentleman!! It must be such an amazing feeling to sift through his collection Worth so much, like its just another card to him!! A true collector !! Well done Geoff as always!
It's so good to see " Louisville Slugger" on those classic bat's. I'm from Louisville so I'm proud of my city being a huge part of baseball history. If u haven't been to the Louisville Slugger Museum, you have to bring the family for a wonderful tour. The best part is, you and the family get mini bat's to take home. How great is that!!
I have been collecting autographs from my favorite athlete for a few years now. The best thing I've learned was to build a database of known autographs to use to compare when potentially buying a new one. This is pretty much what authentication companies do. I have a huge folder full of known autos, categorized by items the athlete has autographed over the years. I also have a folder full of fakes which helps me to really see what common mistakes forgers make. The other thing that is super important is the proper display of your valuable memorabilia. UV-protected glass and keeping direct sun out of your display room is important for preservation.
Marshall was a work comp claimant attorney with a great reputation. I had many cases against him and now have many vs his son and both are honorable attorneys. He and fellow collector, the late Barrie Sullivan of Denver were inspirational to all of us in their quest for the best memorabilia. The Mantle 10 is likely the most valuable card on the planet.
He collected cards as a kid but the vast majority of his collection wasn't purchased until the late 1980's and beyond. He was an attorney, but I always wondered if he was an early Microsoft investor or hit it big with other stocks or just came from a wealthy family to have had millions to invest in the 1990's. Either way, he certainly timed his card buying right
So he really don't know those balls are real of not , that's that ,he has two guys words plus his that none of them saw him sign it ,or have a picture of him signing it.
That guy is awesome! He seems to be the right person to own all of that stuff! A real collector
Couldn't agree more. Right man for the job!
Yeah Guys like Jeff ruin things and don't deserve these type of interviews,but money talks.
When you buy a throne chair like that it's a legal requirement to have a boss collection.
Haha. And the chair I was sitting it was Lou Gehrig’s personal chair. Amazing!
Nolan Ryan was my childhood hero and my all time favorite player. Love that glove.
Love love the ending of Marshals playing the flamenco like guitar ! What an interesting individual! He should open a museum with this unique collection to make sure that it’s available to the world before he dies and his inheritance sell off the collection..!
We must protect marshal at all cost! This man is an old school guy with mentality that is imaculate with baseball memorbilia. Thanks for sharing this ! Love to see almost antique collections!
Marshall Fogel is the “Finest Known Example” of what a true collector is, and what we all aspire to attain. A legit inspiration that brings the hobby back to life.
Thank you for this Geoff, this was an awesome episode.
I could watch these episodes with marshall forever. There is just so much history that this man knows. It fascinates me to hear the history behind certain pieces, or to see an incredible piece of baseball history
I wonder if he has a book on his knowledge and collection? Gotta google it.
I wonder if he has a book on his knowledge and collection? Gotta google it.
Exactly......very interesting
Wow what a awesome collection of all the best vintage HOF players
thank you for bringing this to the public.
I love these videos this is an absolute beautiful collection keep up the amazing work!
This is the best interview ever....
Super insight into a super collector . You are creating content that will have merit for many years .
Thanks for the videos .
This man is a legend. There should be a movie made of his life as a collector. Im sure he has a library of stories.
The ball signatures are hard to believe are real for me. The cards are impressive. I want to see those more.
Many more cards over the next two Sundays!
Thanks to Marshal for sharing his wisdom with us, and letting us get a glimpse of the amazing pieces in his collection. I feel like I could spend a lifetime looking at everything he has, and hearing the stories related to each piece.
Coincidentally enough I was literally just watching the first video about this.
They Hate on Geoff But they can’t produce great content like this … just complaining in there spare bedrooms
Can you imagine if the stuff he has could talk. Talk about history, man that would be awesome.
Keep doing what your doing
How to build a collection like this? #1. Have MILLIONS of dollars.
@@DanielMartinez-nv5gb lmao. Takes a bow.
Probably Billions
Be at the right spot at the right time with the right amount of crazy
I wish this guy was my grandfather. What a hobby and passion it would have been to share with him! Amazing!
I can't think of anyone other than Geoff to interview this man. Too many $ chasers out there while Geoff respects the history, while keeping things modern. Kudos to this channel
Thank you!
Just the opening 35 seconds deserves the comment "Holy crap"!
Great to see more of the Fogel collection again. When you have a guy who has collected this long, his knowledge is invaluable and his collection is priceless! Well done Geoff on the interview and look forward to more videos.
If I saw that old man on a street corner, I would feel compelled to give him a couple dollars😂
This is amazing
This guy is Legend!
Marshall too
98th LIKE here !! Marshall is truly an amazing gentleman!! It must be such an amazing feeling to sift through his collection Worth so much, like its just another card to him!! A true collector !! Well done Geoff as always!
Great content as always Geoff, Marshal Fogel is a legend in collecting!!! Thanks for making this and the videos to come!!!
It's so good to see " Louisville Slugger" on those classic bat's. I'm from Louisville so I'm proud of my city being a huge part of baseball history. If u haven't been to the Louisville Slugger Museum, you have to bring the family for a wonderful tour. The best part is, you and the family get mini bat's to take home. How great is that!!
Yep
I'm in Clarksville. I love the museum, and the huge bat!!
Now, that is how i would collect if i had big money. I love memorabilia.
Wow what an experience for you!
That Marshal guy is a character! That mans collection looks astounding. Cant wait for the next few episodes.
My buddy Marshall Fogel is the G.O.A.T.
The OG gangster of sports memorabilia.
So much knowledge and history shared on these episodes. He’s passing forward knowledge to a new generation of collectors. Love these episodes.
A card guy that is a professor in cards , meets a guy who is a professor at memorabilia! 😮
What a sensational collection - Marshall seems like a really interesting guy - would love to know more about him
Fascinating stuff. Looking forward to the next installment in your interviews with Mr. Fogel.
This guy has friends in the right places! And his knowledge is way ahead of his time, more so when he started.
That’s awesome 😎
I don't think anyone's collection can come close to Marshall's. I don't thing anyone has the stories/storytelling anywhere near Marshall's either.
@Sports_Card_Investor-. f u.
I have been collecting autographs from my favorite athlete for a few years now. The best thing I've learned was to build a database of known autographs to use to compare when potentially buying a new one. This is pretty much what authentication companies do. I have a huge folder full of known autos, categorized by items the athlete has autographed over the years. I also have a folder full of fakes which helps me to really see what common mistakes forgers make.
The other thing that is super important is the proper display of your valuable memorabilia. UV-protected glass and keeping direct sun out of your display room is important for preservation.
So if I wanted to have my 1905 Christy Mathews graded, would I mail it in, or does PSA come to my house and grade it?
I’d probably drop it off in person to PSA at a show or their headquarters
Thanks for the wonderful video, Geoff! Mr. Fogel's collection is simply a dream.
My LCS does not have slabs. I'm like, WHAT? Everyone of us want 1/1 millionth what that guy has. Amazing. I mean that dude has a freaking throne!
This video is so cool. I love watching you. I love sports cards
Marshall was a work comp claimant attorney with a great reputation. I had many cases against him and now have many vs his son and both are honorable attorneys. He and fellow collector, the late Barrie Sullivan of Denver were inspirational to all of us in their quest for the best memorabilia. The Mantle 10 is likely the most valuable card on the planet.
That was an amazing show Geoff , wow man thank you for making that. What a collection by a HOF collector...wow.
I only make like $4,000 a month lmao I can only afford psa 4-6 for anything pre 1969 but I love the hobby I love vintage and I love the history
I’d like to know what’s the one piece he regrets not buying the most
Gotta be Zion Base Prizm Rookie PSA 10.
@@johnpawlowski2141 hahaha.. I didn’t see any of those in his collection :)
Enjoy watching your Marshall Fogel episodes.
WOW ! SUCH A WONDERFUL TIME ! THANK YOU FOR SHARING ALL OF THIS.
I'd be interested to know what, if anything, Marshall is working to collect now...
So amazing!!! He should sale tickets to come see it in person. So much history
shame he doesn't have that 1952 Topps case from all those PSA10 cards from? Or does he have that case? The Mr. Mint case
Awesome video , nice person , incredible items …..long live the hobby ❤️ want to see more 😃
Loving that chair. Absolutely tremendous. Great video. 👍
I’m glad you revisited Marshall. His collection is mind boggling.
Marshals knowledge of his collection of what he collects is impressive to say the least. It is great to hear the story behind his collection.
For an odd piece:How about the bat Jamie Moyer used to hit his second and last sacrifice fly of his career,22 years after his first one?
Just insane collection
GOAT 🐐
He collected cards as a kid but the vast majority of his collection wasn't purchased until the late 1980's and beyond. He was an attorney, but I always wondered if he was an early Microsoft investor or hit it big with other stocks or just came from a wealthy family to have had millions to invest in the 1990's. Either way, he certainly timed his card buying right
awesome video
Tell me how much money he has in the bank and I can tell you how he got this amazing collection.
Very nice someone that doesn't Work for PSA 🤣😉
Excellent. Thank you.
Huge Gehrig fan here, great to see Lou get some love!
Wow what a collection
How did you find this guy, I wish he was my grandpa
Tremendous
I seen that Gretzky stick. Trying to me sneaky hey😉
Let's go
Finally a great video that’s not talking about a Lebron card
So he really don't know those balls are real of not , that's that ,he has two guys words plus his that none of them saw him sign it ,or have a picture of him signing it.
They’re all authenticated by experts
Was good
Are signed cards considered memorabilia?
Great video wish I had there kinda money to be able to collect like that but I'm still happy with my little collection that just keeps building
How many are trimmed by Mathis and the squad?
Fella is a national treasure 😮
God bless this man❤
He’s a legend.
Gracias por compartir👍🏻
Nice to be rich.
Strange guy.
just money
Awesome video guys!!
Wunder wunder wunderschön vielen dank fürs teilhaben lassen ❤❤❤
🐐
He splashes slabs like they are poker chips
Baseball is gaaaayyyy
Wow
First
First
all trimmed
❤❤
Fith
Lmao that velvet throne 😂
@ᴛᴇxᴛ ᴍᴇ ᴏɴ ᴛᴇʟᴇɢʀᴀᴍ👉@Sports_Card_Investor lol you guys are still doing this 😂
The chair I was sitting in was Lou Gehrig’s personal chair!
@@SportsCardInvestor that is awesome!!
Love your videos