BOUGHT A SHOEBOX FULL OF VINTAGE SPORTS CARDS!
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Published 2024-07-13
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All Comments (21)
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Thanks it brings me nice memories of my childhood. I was born in 1959. The first baseball cards I bought were the 1966 semi high numbers.
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Really just beautiful cards, when card collecting was about the basics. No autos, no patches, no numbered cards. It’s why I love older cards, basic cardboard. Loved every second of this video…
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Fantastic finds, Jon. Make sure you go back through those football cards. There was an Ernie Ladd card in there with some good value for wrestling collectors.
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The 1968 with the white at the top is not a miscut , Its a Topps Milton Bradley which was part of a board game topps made cards for , they are more rare then regular topps
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Entertaining as always. ❤ the channel. Those vintage cards were cool to see. That Nolan card is in all our hearts. In 90 flea market a beat one asking $650??? Enjoy your weekend.
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I just covered Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Bob Hayes in my NFL draft blog: he's the only player to win an Olympic Gold Medal & a Super Bowl ring during his career.
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Awesome find!😊
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The ‘58 Topp Mantle All Star is a triple print, which is probably what keeps it affordable in SGC or PSA 5-6 and even higher condition. Great card and love that it’s the first year Topps made All Star cards.
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Good lord, what a great pick up! Thanks for sharing.
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amazing! great pickup
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2nd year gale sayers card at 31:00, that could be a score, great box!
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the William Harridge A.L. president card is from 1956 Topps.
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Really great pickup! Glad the chat remembered my claim on that Mantle! 😉
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Nice acquisition! The 68 Rod Carew was well-centered - rare for that card.
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What an awesome score there, congrats Jon 👏
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That was awesome
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Nice haul! I love rose carew rookies. For sure a bucket lister.
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Just so Cool
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Love that '64 Mantle. 10 years ago at a card show I bought a very heavy, sealed "hot pack". Not sure the year, 2010 Topps maybe. Went home & opened it hoping it wasn't gonna be a dud pitcher relic. As a Yankee fan since '78, life was perfect that day. My "hot pack" relic odds were 1:134,000. A '64 Mantle RP (old & grey) jersey relic card #'d to 36. Hated having to sell it a month later, for $225.
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Why can’t I find some buy like this one?!?! Nice pick up!
