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VERY INTERESTING FACTS!!!! THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!!!

Need to read about 56 Bowman cards they were going to produce. Sent cards to kids to choose which they like best. ESPN host Keith Olberman has some that were glued to folder.

Awesome video

Only valuable if graded other wise cardboard trash

I have all of them

I trust fanatics to be as evil as they are greedy

Another great one

Good video just subscribed!!

Being a life long Braves Fan, I go with Aaron, becauae he broke the record after it belonging to Ruth for 50-ish years and it was understood to all those then, that recoord would never be broken. However, having played some upperlevel baseball myself and growing up during the steroid era, most people need to realize most of those taken, was because, just the testosterone i was given during 3 surgeries on my right leg (not when i was playing, it was while i was in the Marines) were taken because the most important thing most of the steroids do is cut your recovery time from injuries in half on average and even less in many cases...plenty did take them to bulk up, that being said, if you cant hit a baseball, they will not help you become a hitter...yes if your a great hitter already sure if you make contact, there's certain times you will drive it farther, but no farther than simply bulking up anyways..also the usage of PED was so far more widespread than most will ever know or want to know...notice you heard of the superstars that they, THE MEDIA, KNEW people would pay attention to...no one would care that a player with a career .219 avg. and 14 HR's a year was doing it, because then, anyone could easily see those players DID NOT in all most all cases, it didnt make any difference in their stats...plus no one and i mean no one, even talks about, much less has done a documentary on, concerning the open secret rampit use of Black Beauties aka (amphetamines & to a less extent cocaine before the legislation of those meds) use by the players of late 68 & 69 but mainly the entire decade of the 70's, then into the early 80's...And kinda to my main point, stimulants are a major advantage, as they did help cappy hitters, get more hits, because as everyone knows (or should) they increase a hitters reaction time....thats something every hitter would tell you is a 100% unfair advantage for any hitter...even if the pitcher was also taking them...But people who love to think everything is either black or white, good or bad type logic, do not realize...the whole conversation around PED's is not black & white, its a grave and nuanced as everything else in our lives...but the media loves to destroy people and thats becauae sadly many people love to watch those kinds of stories and convict people in their own minds, even though and despite only have 30% out of the 100% full story...this should be obvious even today in the way the internet people and media do it at an even more rapid rate today.. thanks, nice short again.

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Fun video! Fun to see some of these cards again! Some I have never seen but cool to look at it!👍🏻

How can you possibly skip Kirby Puckett's 1984 Fleer Update RC? Lame! That card is more desirable and valuable than the PED abuser Clemens.

Where do you see the baseball card market going? And if you have a baseball card NFT let us know your experience!

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Very interesting and informative. Btw, Ontario is pronounced On-tear-ee-oh. (tear or tare)

I have many, many cards that I have has for 20 years. never looked at. I am trying to sort and arrange the best way. Sooo, doing much research on.

He’s got a great role model of a father to learn from. Two scumbags in a pod !

If he signed and then breached his contract he’s screwed.

Thanks for doing this.

What makes the Chipper Jones a Tiffany?

My father has been looking to get up off his feet and has every single one featured he saved from his childhood plus more from various other years, wow that’s life changing money. Thank you for this

I hope more players go this route!

Where do you think this is all going and what about players taking back their own NIL?

Great video, my friend! 40+ year baseball card collector and still learned a lot. Thank you!

The OF defense sucks

0:22 ... Actually Munson is NOT in the Hall of Fame. He probably should be but the shortened career kept him out. His stats were dropping off in his last 1-2 years due to the knee issues. Great catcher and clutch hitter and was the cornerstone of those Yankee championship teams but is he a slam dunk for the HOF?? Not sure and on the fence about it. I have his '75 card in a rare PSA 10 and am curious what the value is and am thinking about selling it. Only 3 I believe..

I got scam for 400. Sad so many lies

I have the whole complete sets of 1978, 1980, and 1982 Topps that my grandfather collected and been untouched since he bought them

You missed so many 90s cards that sell for a lot more than these do.

Yeah I don't use the word encased anyway. I doubt people search for encased thats why. It just adds to the title with zero benfit.

Thanks for sharing

Roberto, not “Roberta” Sir.

I was a kid in 1980s. Nobody was collecting tiffany. We were saving our allowance money and lawn cutting money for raw Topps packs. I would remove tiffany from this list.

1975 baseball cards rule over the 70s, sorry, then 70, 71, 72, 73, 74......

B bonds 1987 4 errors topps rookie c jones tops 40 rookie b sanders rookie alot m I re

I have cards worth alot of money want to sell also star wars vintage 1977 figures

England always will be mother of America 😅😅

0:00 - Introduction, talking about covering valuable 1970s baseball cards worth over $100 in PSA 9 condition. 0:21 - 1970, mentions Thurman Munson's rookie card being worth $2,700 in PSA 9. 0:37 - 1971, hints a card is worth $200,000. Mentions Roberto Clemente ($66k), Ernie Banks ($43k), and Nolan Ryan ($26k) cards. 0:53 - Continues 1971 listings, adds Dave Winfield ($600) and Dave Parker (over $100) cards. 1:06 - 1972 had no cards that met the criteria. Plugs the sports cards edge course. 1:22 - 1973, lists Mike Schmidt rookie (6k), Hank Aaron (1.4k), and Roberto Clemente (1.4k). 1:36 - 1974, mentions Dave Winfield and Dave Parker cards. 2:01 - 1975, discusses Hank Aaron card worth $7,500. Also lists George Brett and Ron Guidry cards. 2:25 - 1976 only card that qualifies is Eckersley's rookie at $2,800. 2:33 - 1977 is a special year with many valuable cards. Spends time listing cards from that year. 5:46 - Starts discussing 1978 rookies and notable cards from that year. 6:53 - 1979, lists more cards including Ozzie Smith, Dave Winfield, and Nolan Ryan cards. 7:42 - Goes back to 1971 to reveal the $200k card is Munson's 1971 All Star rookie card. 8:18 - Thank you and plugs for the sports cards edge course and free baseball card checklist download.

Imagine if that pack of cigarettes had a Wagner in it

I hate what happened to card collecting. It has become this hobby for oversized kids and the current kids have been priced out of cards so guess the future of card collectors is gone.

Is there any evidence that Brooklyn Atlantic photo was created for distribution at games? I always thought it was a team photo for the players. Was there mass printing of photos in 1860?

Isn’t it difficult to sell like this because once you buy the card you are setting the price?

Everybody dream cards

Great video bring back memories from the 90. Keep up the good work 2:35

Baseball and rules as we know it is all American

Samuel Peck come up with the ideal of the whole team with advertisements of his sporting good store Peck and Synder on the back. Till then they were just photos. Spaulding bought out Peck. Yep the ones that make baseballs.

Excellent!!! Very informative!