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Enjoyed the breakdown Sammy! I knew squat about these before this video, and only even knew of them at all because of your Mays purchase.

really nice artwork and great standup you have. its sweet!!!! thumbs up

Hi Sammy. Another awesome segment. Those stand ups are just incredible and you have a real beauty. Thanks for sharing my friend, talk soon pal.

Laughlin did great work. I’ve got my Ted Williams front and center on my shelf

Fascinating stuff and person. Thanks for sharing. 🤛🏻 I don’t think I realized until this vid just how big those are.

That Laughlin Mays is a true treasure and a piece of art!! You are fortunate to have that as a part of your collection Sammy!!

Great video. I have a few Bob Laughlin cards. I remember when you could buy an entire set from Bob in the early 70’s. Back then $10 was expensive for me. Of course you could buy a house in Southern California for under $25,000 back then.

Great research Sammy, very informative video.

Gave a video like. Really enjoyed hearing more about these and seeing the website. Very cool! Thanks for sharing, Sammy

How do you price these? I see a few I’d like on eBay, but the prices are very steep.

Thanks, Sammy. I really didn’t know Bob Laughlin until last week when I purchased one of his 1980 cards of Walt Dropo. I thought it was pretty cool. I didn’t know he did everything you showed in your video. Thanks for that. Take care.

Interesting topic. Learned a good bit. Keep sharing the knowledge.

Jay- great interview. My #1 target at Strongsville is Lefty Grove. If I see the Diamond Stars I will keep you in mind

Great discussion and cool to again see how so many of our early collecting stories and how we got back in the hobby are similar. Congrats on the channel @jayavgvintagecollector - I added a sub to your total!

Nice video Sammy!

I love this idea for a series. You should have a subtitle of “Welcome to the rabbit hole do pre-war”. I know I had a few of these way back when I type collected but honestly can’t remember which players were represented. You Mathewson is beautiful. I love the sunset background.

Fun live-stream. Awesome getting to learn a bit more about, Jay.

Every time I see that Mays Coke Card I think its Monte! GREAT VID! Enjoyed the LIVE tonight as well⚾

Thx for the history. Really interesting. Cheers.

Nice video Sammy

What a great new series! I am definitely looking forward to more of these. Thanks for the video and thanks for sharing!

I actually like these cards. A good looking design but I like the bigger horizontal cards. It’s crazy to revisit your oldest videos much different collecting back when you first started your RUclips channel.

These cards are so beautiful! Very educational, Sammy. Thanks, my friend!

Well done Sammy! Thanks for the cool history! Love the Mathewson! 🤩 Congratulations!

I wonder if Hershey had anything to do with American Caramel's demise? Those old-timey magnates were cut-throat. That Coke news is Very exciting! I'm hoping they surprise you with some crazy new old stock or a promo piece as a gift... I mean it's good press for Coca-Cola in another light, maybe it inspires them to delve back into the hobby some? Make it happen, my friend, that is too cool they even responded!

Great episode Sammy fun to learn about these cards we love 🤙🤙

Sammy, congrats on tracking down and obtaining the epic 1968 bazooka "gum-stick" Seaver! So happy for you, my collecting brother! 😊👊

Hi Sammy. I really love this new series you’re putting out. Thanks for sharing my friend, talk soon pal.

Thanks for sharing Sammy

I love the history of early E,D,M etc cards.. I might add American Caramel was born out of acquisition of Breisch- Hine ( see e107 Breisch- Williams) and the Lancaster Caramel co which maintained Hershey. IMO !!! American Caramel co. Cards are uninspiring ( in fact my view is the E91 set is the worst candy cards ever made)…I will say the e106 matty may be one of the most beautiful cards ever made. None the less… Standard Caramel, Williams caramel , a bunch of confectioners etc etc were MUCH smaller companies but set the bar high for early candy cards.

Hi Sammy. That was a fun and informative video. I always enjoy learning about new cards/sets and I did not know much the American Caramel Company. Thanks for sharing and I look forward to future episodes.

I love a little history. Nice job.

Awesome stuff Sammy! Thanks for sharing. The American Caramels, in particular E90-1, are some of the best prewar cards ever made. A set worth celebrating!

Terrific christy love it octavio

Awesome detail Sammy! Love this as a new segment. Extremely educational!

Love the series. Great information! Beautiful Matty!

Great idea. LOVE other PreWar Type Back Card collectors. Let me show you my channel so we can learn and expose PreWar Type cards youtube.com/@prewartypecardcollecting6166?si=Sdx5QE3SXsUCKxL2

Nice job Sammy , i really like this idea 💡. Thanks for sharing 👍

Love the American Caramel cards. Great info!

Really good video, Sammy. I like this concept. I don't know much about history of the companies, that produced cards from over a 100 years ago, and I am sure there probably others who could garner a lot of knowledge, too. Looking forward to this series, and congrats on getting the ground running.

Great new series Sammy!! Awesome Mathewson card!! Thanks for the lesson!! Look forward to learning more about the baseball card sets!!

Great info Sammy!

Looking forward to future episodes Sammy.

Hey Sammy! First like! Really think this is a good series for your channel!

Great start of the week! Some fantastic submissions. Love the image of the Seaver stadium club card.

Hi Sammy. I really enjoy this segment. As always, we get to see some incredible cards. Never get tired of seeing your pickups. That Mays Berks Ross is still a beauty in that grade. Congrats on this new edition. Thanks for sharing my friend, talk soon pal.

More excellent pickups folks! That Sporting News is insane... That O-Pee-Chee is an 8 all day! Great T206's and awesome high-end Boog for Jay. Nice snag on the Berk Ross Sammy!

Great batch. That Grover is fantastic. That Mays is crazy. Awesome one.

I really liked that Boog and the Ryan. Great cards. Thumbs Up. Happy New Year!!!

Love this series! Thank you for showing my card. Some great looking stuff! That Grover Alexander is very cool! Thanks for the video!