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Donnie is my favorite fuggler

Just look at 25:29 of the video how you damaged the card corner by shoving back in with no consideration of care. Truly you do not deserve to even handle this treasure of a collection. UNSUBSCRIBED before you give me anxiety condition watching you ruin more.

Are you selling these cards? If so how do I buy some of these from you?

'Who do you think you are?! I am!!'

Are you guys giving any of this stuff away?

i hope you see these comments pleading with you to be gentle with them. There are a lot fo valuable cards and you are handling them like I used to when I was 6. Please stop.

You passed a 69’joe Namath and said I don’t know any good guys from this era

All of them went from PSA 9 to PSA 5 after these guys got done with the book flipping.

Keep those cards in the binder😅 cards like to be bent up every time you thumb through 😅

Lot of 78 football, Tony Dorset rookie goes for nice money in higher grades I saw one

I'm interested.

Junk.

Bro, hall of famer after hall of famer!

He's handling the cards like he broke in and only has so much time to count the loot... 😂

Card heaven.are u selling

I can’t wait to see part two, 32 Dan Marino rookie cards, seriously.

Do you have an email to reach out about buying cards in bulk? Depending where you’re located I would love to look

More sports card videos! Are you selling cards on whatnot too?

This is bonkers. Congrats man. I can dream of finding collections like these

boring trash

It hurts my heart when people have not idea what they lucked into are and to watch them treat them roughly makes me cringe.

They were perfect until you started treating them like playing cards.

Did you find any UFC cards? If so, I’m a buyer.

Makes me sad how they are rifling through the pages. Be careful taking them out of the pages, they look like they may stick to the plastic after being compressed for so long. Laughing at the 1979 Ozzie RC, typical Topps off centered just like I have in all 3 of my sets from that year.

These guys don’t know what they are doing. They obviously don’t know how to handle cards and are not apart of the hobby. They remind me of how my 6 and 4 year old girl handle my cats… They are rough with all the cards and it is due to being ignorant to how they are treating something that should be handled with care.

That 79 Ozzie a PSA10 goes for like a 100 grand

How did you find all of these cards?

Pete Weber, son of Dick. That’s the bowler you were going for

Clearly, this is the inventory from a card and comic shop that closed likely early 90s. That is, unfortunately, an era of junk wax and unauthorized stuff but vintage cards on the other hand have price appreciated nicely since then.

The way you’re tearing through them cards is insane…

You can tell hearing them looking through the cards that they don't know anything about thr cards ..really funny because now they got so much of em ..guess they'll know all.about cards soon

How much did you guys pay for the locker?

Great stuff fellas, and I comment as I watch. Awesome notable items from the begining. 1989 Score, complete set. 1st football binder with the 4 in 1s in back. Topps super in 1st binder/complete set looked really nice. Would look closely at those and grade/sell as a set. Obviously the 85 vending box, and 81 binder with Montana. The Topps Giants another awesome binder. The 78 binder had the Eddie Murray rookie in it. 1981 Topps binder at 16:48 rolls into 1982 Topps Traded! The ripken is shown at 16:50. Most of those blue binders with white border stuff were small glossy sets like you would find at a department store, Kmart etc. Usually 25 card sets. Those mini red white and blue are old Kelloggs cards that looked 3-D. Then the crispy loose stack of pages is a nice looking run of 1975 Topps! Check for the Mother's Cookies for Griffey. The loose sleeved stack of singles, saw some tough high numbers from 1972, Dennis Eck rookie! Then that box of gray border, 1970 Topps, those looked very nice. If not a complete set, those high number series sell well and in great condition worth grading. Up until 1973, Topps were sold in several series. 1974 Topps was the 1st year where all cards were sold in 1 series. If you need any advice on anything and what stuff is and what to look for, feel free to reach out on my channel. Best to not unload a bunch of bulk before you go through in detail of what you have. Yes some junk was in there throughout, but still collectable and some really nice gems at 1st glance. New to your channel, and I am sure you guys know your stuff in other areas, just don't unload that stuff for a fast profit when you have some really nice stuff. Best of luck with the collection ✌🏽⚾️

Typical methhead organization.

How did you come across this storage unit and what state is it in

You have no idea how lucky you I would love that unit because I’m a sports cards collector

What is the name of this market??

Where is this flea market

Ozzie smith rookie!

football box 1989 Topps traded, Barry Sanders rookie!

Saw those sweet metal shirts on @storageunitpirate & let me to this channel! Sweet baseball cards!

That vans and peanuts is so dope

Omg, pokemon, where is that for sale at?

Ooooo ,Beetlejuice , I would love a chance to buy

In all the sets there are what's called inserts, for example, 1970 topps ,cards 400+ were all stars 300~350 for example were world series players etc

Oj rookie year was 69' I would live a chance to purchase

Omg, these fardscare soo amazing, I have already followed you guys on whatnot, I hope this is a current episode and these items are still available for sale, awesome fund, woww!!

Actually I can't watch anymore it's painful totally painful to watch how you're handling that stuff. Especially that 1971 football stuff you'd depreciate it by 50 percent just the way you touched it. Good luck guys. You need to put on some white gloves. I'm not going to be able to sleep at night watching the way you handled all those cards.