These are the BADDEST thing I’ve ever seen!!! I collected during the late 80’s and 90’s and these cards have only sparked my love for baseball card collecting!!! That Hawk auto card is an absolute thing of beauty in my opinion!!!! Love this!!!
That Al kaline card hit me in the feels! Easily one of the nicest tigers I met over the years. Super kind and just a fantastic person! That’s a awesome card!
Chad Raush Modern baseball cards are essentially gambling. Awful investment. If you like the cards, or have money to burn, then that’s fine. If you’re looking to make money, not so much.
Wow sweet pull Phil once in a lifetime is right . It's so awesome that you get just as excited as the rest of us pulling huge hits that's why we love this channel . Thanks so much for sharing. Take care and God bless.
Hey Phil, really enjoy watching your vids. Thanks for what you do brother. That Cy Young though!! I think I was shaking with you. What an amazing pull. Definitely once in a lifetime opportunity.
The Cy Young... wow. Alomar coming in hot in this case. What a beautiful product. Hope to get my hands on some of these cards in the not so distant future.
Love your videos! I’ve been collecting baseball cards since the late 80’s, up until my dad passed away in 2012. I’ve recently gotten back into it the past couple years and your videos are really amazing! I’ve been a fan of you for years and to see you into collecting makes it even better! Keep up your awesome content!
Holy sheeeeeeeeeet Phil how do you not have 1mill subs. I love this stuff. It is the only chance someone like myself would be able to see these amazing cards. The Cy Young ................ I was disappointed there wasn't a Trout Auto. You have shown us a lot of good stuff. thanks eh
Wow Phil grate video and being a pitcher I can only imagine your excitement at that cut auto, and you being a Yankee at one time I have profound respect for you, keep them coming
Glad I found your channel I had no clue these types of cards were out there until I stumbled upon some of your past vids. I may not be able to afford these types of products but I love watching you open them thx for the enjoyment
Nice Aaron, it got me thinking about the correct way to value professionally graded cards - so I thought I would share my method/formula with you guys/gals in the hobby of collecting vintage cards regardless of the sport.... When it comes to graded "vintage" cards (it's a subjective term/idea, I know but I like 1980 or before "the hobby boom") I usually go by the formula explained below... Actually it's more of a "saying" to me, lol... "A card should have to grade to it's year for the card to be worth it's high BV" and on average that's absolutely TRUE. So for example: an average raw 1968 Topps Hank Aaron should grade between a 6.5 or 7.0 when it's slabbed for it to be worth 100% book value, and you tack on 20% for each grade above that 6.5 or 7 (lets use 6.5 for sake of argument)... So a PSA 8 Aaron's real value should be worth it's high book ($100.00) x 20% of it's high book value x 3 because a PSA 8 is 3 grades above a 6.5. so it's, so it's roughly valued at 60%/ er .60 higher than the high BV.... I know it sounds confusing or complicated or even poppycock, but you will understand what I'm posting in the next 5 minutes if you can do basic math.... For sake of argument - lets say the 1968 Aaron's high BV is $100.00, and then you send it to PSA for grading and that card comes back slabbed PSA 6.5 - then that card at a PSA 6.5 should be valued at 100% BV or "high book"...However, being a PSA 8 - the card should/will gain 20% of the cards value tacked on per .5 the card goes up a notch in grade.. So an "average" 1968 Aaron should grade to a 6.5, making it's value be high BV So a PSA 7 Aaron for example should be valued at $120.00 because 20% of $100.00 is.. A PSA 7.5 should be valued at $144.00 because 20% of $120.00 is $144.00 A PSA 8 should be valued at $173.00 because what is 20% of $144.00? After that it starts to get complicated Of course this "rule of thumb" only goes so far, is subjective and applies to cards between 1980 and 1950 and doesn't account for any outside factors which could add or decrease the cards value - such as being an SP vs. a DP, typical issues that particular card faces that are outside of the collectors hands like centering, print spots, typical errors or imperfections caused via manufacturing or demand/popularity etc... Ever notice how some "vintage" cards seem always to share common traits like being o/c - or have the same printing flaws - then you finally find that one that defeats all odds and doesn't have the "typical flaws" you expect and that card clearly stands out because it's unique but unfortunately the corners are dinged?...... Yea? well not having those "common flaws" is way more valuable than a couple of dinged corners - ten-fold (if they're only dings)... Remember that too, but I suppose a lot of collectors are used to those imperfections, and in some cases that's why they love the card, lol.. I'm actually "strictly" a hockey card collector but I do enjoy vintage baseball cards, because despite being born in 1980 - vintage cards got me hooked on collecting as a kid because I saw beat corners and nice centering or terrible centering and nice corners - that type of stuff - but you know what? there is nothing you can do about manufacturing flaws - which makes condition flaws less significant than manufacturing flaws.. A card in which 90% are o/c don't bother me if they have a couple miles on them - but it's goofy at times because sometimes they do... Now I'm just rambling about details, lol..... Hopefully you understand my grading method and agree with it - if you believe it's a flawed method then let me know why - because I would love a different perspective I have not took into consideration....
This popped up in my recommended, listening to the frank thomas ejected story I was actually at the game with my dad when I was younger can’t forget it
you could get a 16 to 35mm lens to have more range depending on what you break, you could invest on a pair of lights, would help with your focusing issue...
2:30 man that question you just raised in my mind is way more interesting than this break. ima have to search that down and brb. dude that's awesome! you're on a pretty short list of players who have done that. god damn dude did you just win a cy young :)
I almost $#!+ Myself seeing that cy young watching this 2 months later I can't imagine how you felt literally holding a piece of history from the man they named a prestigious award many H.o.F members only wish they could have amazing utterly amazing
Great video, really like the card design! What I thought was awesome was when you got to the Frank Thomas cards and reflected on playing against him, it's been something that I wanted to hit ya up about. I was and still am a BIG "BIG HURT" fan ! I was able to be at one of the games you two battled in . So , I would really like to see you do a video of players who you played against or with and their cards you collect. Thanks again for the videos👍 God Bless, Be safe everyone. Trout 🙏✌
Holy shit not only was this case amazing but I just realized this who this was breaking. Dude I've seen a couple videos of your and heard u comment about pitching before just never really put it all together. That is awesome that u are doing breaks I gotta keep an eye out to get into one of these eventually!!
Hey Phil, really enjoy your breaks! Was wondering about your video setup with the Sony A9, what lens are you using? Maybe look into a Sony FE 16-35mm f/4 that way you can go really wide for big package openings like this one, or zoom in for regular openings? Thanks again for helping me come back into collecting sportscards again. I began in the late 80's while living in Santa Ana, CA. and then stopped about 2000, and am coming back into collecting again. Keep up the great work and thanks again!
LOL, I wrote this message before watching the full video and it appears that is setup you are currently using, please excuse my premature comment, but WOW, speechless as well for the AMAZING Pull of a lifetime, especially being a pitcher! WOW!!!
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UNREAL! Congrats Phil! Monster Pull!
mighty goat???? What’s up
Mighty goat 🐐?!
Mighty Goat ...
Phil:says holy cow (show picture of horse)
cards are amazing love to watch these type of breaks . way out of my range but so cool. ty Phil . KENNY D.
Kenny doesn’t care. But I do
Should of had a picture of a scooter instead
IKR
As a former pitcher, that had to be awesome seeing that Cy Young auto. Your hands looked like they showed your reaction perfectly.
These are the BADDEST thing I’ve ever seen!!! I collected during the late 80’s and 90’s and these cards have only sparked my love for baseball card collecting!!! That Hawk auto card is an absolute thing of beauty in my opinion!!!! Love this!!!
WOW... that cut is insane. And the card signatures in general are all crisp and clean. That's a loaded briefcase right there!
That Al kaline card hit me in the feels! Easily one of the nicest tigers I met over the years. Super kind and just a fantastic person! That’s a awesome card!
It’s crazy you can hit one of the best cards possible and not even cover the cost of the case
Chad Raush Modern baseball cards are essentially gambling. Awful investment. If you like the cards, or have money to burn, then that’s fine. If you’re looking to make money, not so much.
Chad Raush You actually made that point. I was just agreeing with you.
@USAFO6 20-25K on average.
Yeah 200$ psa snd some reproduced crap. Topps has gotten out of control. The auto set is nice still not 20g
They should have a loaded 357 with a single gold bullet for when you add up what you lost.
I really enjoy watching the breaks on this channel..rite to the point and you know your stuff..plus the editing is funny af
The vibe on this channel is amasing... and your pulls are stellar! Congrats on that Cy Young...just WAW!!!
Wow sweet pull Phil once in a lifetime is right . It's so awesome that you get just as excited as the rest of us pulling huge hits that's why we love this channel . Thanks so much for sharing. Take care and God bless.
Hey Phil, really enjoy watching your vids. Thanks for what you do brother. That Cy Young though!! I think I was shaking with you. What an amazing pull. Definitely once in a lifetime opportunity.
The Cy Young... wow. Alomar coming in hot in this case. What a beautiful product. Hope to get my hands on some of these cards in the not so distant future.
Amazing opening set again Phil. I love it. Definitely was speechless seeing that cy young as well
Love the look of the cards. Autos are great. Love your passion and love for the cards and respect for legends. Wow
Amazing, thanks for opening & uploading. Glad I could see these cards.
That’s a very well done piece! Amazing stuff and you can tell there is a lot of time taken on that one.
So many awesome autographs. The Cyi Young auto was incredible to see pulled.
Wow. Cy Young! As a Canadian I love the Alomar and what he did for the Jay's.
I would have been happy with that case Alomar was one of my favorite players
@@jimc.goodfellas he and Joe Carter were national heroes. Biggest and best trade in Jay's history.
Thanks for the spoiler your comment is at the top and popped up when i clicked on the vid
Love your videos! I’ve been collecting baseball cards since the late 80’s, up until my dad passed away in 2012. I’ve recently gotten back into it the past couple years and your videos are really amazing! I’ve been a fan of you for years and to see you into collecting makes it even better! Keep up your awesome content!
I like the card design. The buyback of Hank Aaron was real sweet (My Birth Year)!
The Cy Young 1/1was an incredible pull. Speechless!
Wow Cy Young I would have been freaking out. Congrats on that pull Phil, so awesome. The cards look sweet.
Man, love to see how shook you were by that; as you should be! Amazing pull, plus it being a pitcher too, WOW!
Holy sheeeeeeeeeet Phil how do you not have 1mill subs. I love this stuff. It is the only chance someone like myself would be able to see these amazing cards. The Cy Young ................ I was disappointed there wasn't a Trout Auto. You have shown us a lot of good stuff. thanks eh
Andre Dawson’s auto is incredible. Great penmanship. I appreciate that.
I think he has one of the best autos out there. All of his autos look incredible.
Absolutely priceless feeling! I got the Dizzy Dean from the Inaugural set. This is why we do what we do what we do !!
Wow Phil grate video and being a pitcher I can only imagine your excitement at that cut auto, and you being a Yankee at one time I have profound respect for you, keep them coming
Cy Young cut auto was amazing.
Phil’s editing skills are on point 🔥🔥
It must be NICE to be able to open all of these Super Premium Baseball releases... Unreal. I'm lucky to be able to buy a pack of Topps...
I still love watching this. Your hands start shaking instantly. Awesome pull. Too bad you didn’t get to keep it man.
Glad I found your channel I had no clue these types of cards were out there until I stumbled upon some of your past vids. I may not be able to afford these types of products but I love watching you open them thx for the enjoyment
That Cy Young pull was epic. Glad you were able to be the one that pulled it.
Nice Aaron, it got me thinking about the correct way to value professionally graded cards - so I thought I would share my method/formula with you guys/gals in the hobby of collecting vintage cards regardless of the sport....
When it comes to graded "vintage" cards (it's a subjective term/idea, I know but I like 1980 or before "the hobby boom") I usually go by the formula explained below... Actually it's more of a "saying" to me, lol...
"A card should have to grade to it's year for the card to be worth it's high BV" and on average that's absolutely TRUE.
So for example: an average raw 1968 Topps Hank Aaron should grade between a 6.5 or 7.0 when it's slabbed for it to be worth 100% book value, and you tack on 20% for each grade above that 6.5 or 7 (lets use 6.5 for sake of argument)... So a PSA 8 Aaron's real value should be worth it's high book ($100.00) x 20% of it's high book value x 3 because a PSA 8 is 3 grades above a 6.5. so it's, so it's roughly valued at 60%/ er .60 higher than the high BV....
I know it sounds confusing or complicated or even poppycock, but you will understand what I'm posting in the next 5 minutes if you can do basic math....
For sake of argument - lets say the 1968 Aaron's high BV is $100.00, and then you send it to PSA for grading and that card comes back slabbed PSA 6.5 - then that card at a PSA 6.5 should be valued at 100% BV or "high book"...However, being a PSA 8 - the card should/will gain 20% of the cards value tacked on per .5 the card goes up a notch in grade..
So an "average" 1968 Aaron should grade to a 6.5, making it's value be high BV
So a PSA 7 Aaron for example should be valued at $120.00 because 20% of $100.00 is..
A PSA 7.5 should be valued at $144.00 because 20% of $120.00 is $144.00
A PSA 8 should be valued at $173.00 because what is 20% of $144.00?
After that it starts to get complicated
Of course this "rule of thumb" only goes so far, is subjective and applies to cards between 1980 and 1950 and doesn't account for any outside factors which could add or decrease the cards value - such as being an SP vs. a DP, typical issues that particular card faces that are outside of the collectors hands like centering, print spots, typical errors or imperfections caused via manufacturing or demand/popularity etc...
Ever notice how some "vintage" cards seem always to share common traits like being o/c - or have the same printing flaws - then you finally find that one that defeats all odds and doesn't have the "typical flaws" you expect and that card clearly stands out because it's unique but unfortunately the corners are dinged?...... Yea? well not having those "common flaws" is way more valuable than a couple of dinged corners - ten-fold (if they're only dings)...
Remember that too, but I suppose a lot of collectors are used to those imperfections, and in some cases that's why they love the card, lol..
I'm actually "strictly" a hockey card collector but I do enjoy vintage baseball cards, because despite being born in 1980 - vintage cards got me hooked on collecting as a kid because I saw beat corners and nice centering or terrible centering and nice corners - that type of stuff - but you know what? there is nothing you can do about manufacturing flaws - which makes condition flaws less significant than manufacturing flaws.. A card in which 90% are o/c don't bother me if they have a couple miles on them - but it's goofy at times because sometimes they do...
Now I'm just rambling about details, lol.....
Hopefully you understand my grading method and agree with it - if you believe it's a flawed method then let me know why - because I would love a different perspective I have not took into consideration....
Wow badass pull.... Love the Transcendent breaks. HOF Transcendent looks amazing!
6:00 wow i got serious chills. unbelievable pull
WOW!! not gonna lie I don't even actively collect and that cut gave me chills that is incredible.
Looked like Your hand was shaking a little bit when he pulled that cy young
😂
Unrreal, nice pull man. The hits just kept coming!!!
Really liking the card design on these.. I actually have a spot on this break.. VERY anxious to see what i get... GLv to everyone in this break...
Pulling that Cy Young!!! That's a great way to get your own Cy Young Award. This is even better!!! Congratulations!!!
Gr8 product awesome design Phil... Love the Cy Young cut it's certainly a blazer and all auto's are 2sweet!!! Stay well always!!!👍💕🔥⚾
This popped up in my recommended, listening to the frank thomas ejected story I was actually at the game with my dad when I was younger can’t forget it
you could get a 16 to 35mm lens to have more range depending on what you break, you could invest on a pair of lights, would help with your focusing issue...
That Thomas Edison auto cut in one your videos is phenomenal. I know it's not baseball related. But, oh man.. what a huge historical figure to get.
2:30 man that question you just raised in my mind is way more interesting than this break. ima have to search that down and brb. dude that's awesome! you're on a pretty short list of players who have done that. god damn dude did you just win a cy young :)
This box was a dream.. Way cool. Thanks for sharing!
2 videos in one day?? You're spoiling us Phil😁👍
Love that the players at least seem to take their time to sign. The signatures look beautiful.
These cards are amazing
Cy young ..really sweet .
Incredible collection of cards ⚾️😎
#professianalyoutuber
I almost $#!+ Myself seeing that cy young watching this 2 months later I can't imagine how you felt literally holding a piece of history from the man they named a prestigious award many H.o.F members only wish they could have amazing utterly amazing
Thats the most excited i think ive ever seen you over a card very cool
Great cut Phil, love your excitement over it!
Last time I was this early she told me “it’s ok it happens to every guy at least once.”
Lt. Dan’s Legs wowwwwwww
Not sure what’s better. Your comment or username
Ive seen this comment before
I think its fitting that a pitcher opens up the case with the cy young auto in it.
I love how u put the value of card plz keep doing that
I've only drooled once over a card, now its twice. Great content and THANK YOU for taking your time on these.
Zakk Wylde What was the other? Mine was the George Washington pull video.
@@TheGodYouWishYouKnew A home run kings booklet card full of autos from some of the greatest.
When u get a Ryan Sandberg 1/5 auto and aren't amazed.... My heart wud drop... Gorgeous autos...
Phil I enjoy watching your channel, your knowledge of baseball makes it unique from the others.
The slight hand shake was awesome... your hands reacted...
Incredible Cy Young, perfectly centered, speechless
I love Mariano's signature. My favorite auto
It is an awesome looking signature, definitely one of the player's I would want to be the 1/1 out of the break.
Wow, what an awesome cut. Love the design, wish I could afford it
Great video, really like the card design! What I thought was awesome was when you got to the Frank Thomas cards and reflected on playing against him, it's been something that I wanted to hit ya up about. I was and still am a BIG "BIG HURT" fan ! I was able to be at one of the games you two battled in . So , I would really like to see you do a video of players who you played against or with and their cards you collect. Thanks again for the videos👍 God Bless, Be safe everyone. Trout 🙏✌
I enjoy the design and presentation. But it's sad that some HOF players aren't more valuable like Rod Carew for instance!
Man those card designs are nasty! Some of the best I’ve seen
I showed my wife this vid, she didn't care but I loved it. Amazing product.
That's a really cool card design!
Nice pulls Phil
Pretty cool to see an ex major leaguer that shaken to pull someone that defined the position he played in his career. Good for you Phil.
Wow dude that’s amazing. That’s gotta be dope for you to pull, being a pitcher!
I have a feeling Phil will chase that cy young auto down to Add to the pc. What an incredible card and piece of history.
Come on editor,got to give us the scooter sound bite for that “holy cow”
You have been pulling so many great pulls 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Amazing looking cards!
I love the baseball stories man 👍 if ya got any more would love to hear em
Go Yanks! Really nice set of cards. Ultimate pulls. Top notch vids my man
Congrats Phil on getting to open that awesome hit
I so wish I would have won that spot. Awesome break! Thanks for the breaks.
I only recently discovered your channel and I’m enjoying your content. 🙏
Whoaaa congratulations man, enjoy that one!!!
Holy shit not only was this case amazing but I just realized this who this was breaking. Dude I've seen a couple videos of your and heard u comment about pitching before just never really put it all together. That is awesome that u are doing breaks I gotta keep an eye out to get into one of these eventually!!
Dude Cy freaking Young!! G.O.A.T.
Love the stories..Your lucky it was pre nugenix Frank Thomas lol .. Crazy Cy Young pull
That Cy Young cut is amazing. Great Red Sox pitcher!!
I had no idea this Phil Hughes channel!! Sweet!!!!
You can see the hands shake when he took the cy young auto out
Was just coming here to say that!
not even the hand shake just the awe of seeing it cool moment
You were one of the main prospects collecting Bowman 04 -05 your 1st Bowman card
Hey Phil, really enjoy your breaks! Was wondering about your video setup with the Sony A9, what lens are you using? Maybe look into a Sony FE 16-35mm f/4 that way you can go really wide for big package openings like this one, or zoom in for regular openings? Thanks again for helping me come back into collecting sportscards again. I began in the late 80's while living in Santa Ana, CA. and then stopped about 2000, and am coming back into collecting again. Keep up the great work and thanks again!
LOL, I wrote this message before watching the full video and it appears that is setup you are currently using, please excuse my premature comment, but WOW, speechless as well for the AMAZING Pull of a lifetime, especially being a pitcher! WOW!!!
WHY IS EVERY VIDEO HE PUTS OUT A BANGER
Wow what a break, that cut auto just wow, great break phil
Love the cy, what a center stone of any baseball collection
That Cy was sick plus I just subbed to your channel
Phil was SHAKING. I could hear his heartbeat go to 1000bpm.
thats the cleanest cut i ever seen.
Congrats Phil!
oh nice! am I actually catching one of these live? that's awesome. good morning!
Wow what a crazy cut!
Heck of a vid!
Amazing Cy Young Cut Auto! My hands would be shaking as well lol - another great video!
Great Job Phil.