Lunch Pail Find of rare tobacco baseball cards! T210 Shoeless Joe Jackson, T206 Ty Cobb & Cy Young!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Here's the story of The Lunch Pail Find of rare tobacco baseball cards, including the extremely rare T210 Shoeless Joe Jackson, as well as a huge amount of T206 cards, including Cy Young and Ty Cobb!
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What would you do with the money if you sold this card?
I would probably help my parents, too.
I wouldn't sell it.
If my parent's needed help, then yes. Some of the money, would be invested in gold.
Love that attic finds, thanks
Glad you like them!
AMAZING
I’ve been binge watching your “Attic Finds” videos and thoroughly enjoying them, some of the stories I’ve heard before, some I’m hearing for the first time but either way they’re amazing stories, thanks for sharing my friend and I look forward to watching more👍
Awesome! Thank you!
What a great find!! love this series Mike!! Dave
Thanks! It’s a blast for me too.
That's a great story
Thanks Rich!
Love stuff like this
Yeah buddy. Love this channel. Great job as usual my man thank u
Glad you enjoy it!
Awesome find, all my lunchbox contains is a ten dollar bill, and a rotted pear. Hahaha
Not too shabby!
just found your channel, and been watching for a few hours, it feels like haha. great stuff
Glad you enjoy it!
One of the best finds ever, especially when he gave the money to his parents. Thanks for sharing
Cool story I've never heard before.
Fun Fact: Shoeless Joe Jackson's Great-Great nephew played on our city's minor league team Spokane Indians in 2013. His name was Joe Jackson as well.
That’s awesome!
We had a handful of T210s. All sold for right around $100 each. No Shoeless Joe's in our basement.
Yeah I guess he was the only valuable one. Bummer
Back in the mid-90s, my dad befriended a guy at a card show who found a small box at the local landfill while dumping his own stuff. Bunches of T206s. They were in horrible shape, but included a green portrait Cobb and some other hall of famers.
Wow! What a find!
I have three autographed Pedro Martinez item's. An MLB ball, an Expos hat, and a 16×20 of Pedro pitching. It resides next to my, 16×20 Bogaerts auto.
Awesome!
Great job and story.👍🏟️
Thank you!
Yet another prime video with impeccable research. Every single time I ‘tune in’ to you Mike I come away with knowing that I previously didn’t have. I also appreciate your calm and mature attitude and manner.
Please keep up the great work and thank you for your contribution to the hobby!
Peter
I appreciate that!
That is a wicked sick find good for that young man for giving the money to his parents so they can be retired together. I would probably freak if I ever found something like that especially that rare.
Me too!
Always wished something like this would of happened to me growing up but in a small way I'm glad it didn't because I was horrible with money and very gullible when it came to sports cards.someone could of told me that the joe jackson was only worth $100 bucks and I would have believed every word
He put them aside and forgot about them? Actually, probably a good thing the way prices have jumped. Great story.
Thanks Mike!
Dude I got chills listening to this story ... What a great find!!! Wow, some people have all the luck!
You and me both!
If I opened up an old lunch pail, I'd find an old ham sandwich with my luck; great story.
That Pedro is awesome!
lol me too
I love attic find Fridays!!! What a story. I always vision myself being the person who finds the card when you are telling the story. Lol. If I would have sold the card I would re invest half of the money on vintage cards and with the other half I would have brought a property on an island like Puerto Rico or Dominican Republic. Attic find Fridays are 🔥🔥🔥
Love that! Thanks Carlos!
You know your old if you had a lunch pail lol
lol comment of the day
Thanks so much for the birthday shout-out for Josiah! He was all smiles. (I may or may not have whooped out loud, too, as I didn't tell anyone that it might happen...lol)
Your delivery of the story was spot-on as you shared it, too, Mike. It brought a couple of chuckles to me throughout the episode.
Josiah and I live in WV and did check to see how long it would be to drive up there to Portland, ME for the card show. 13 hours each way doesn't fit in our schedule this weekend, but let us know about other card shows you might go to in the future and we'll see if we can make it to meet you. Or, if you're ever driving through Charleston, WV, let me know and we'll arrange a meetup if you're game.
I’m glad he enjoyed it! Sorry it was a day late. Life happens, you know?
Nice to see another Mountaineer here. I'm driving to Charleston tomorrow because my 13-year-old son is in the State Science Fair on Monday. His project is on the science of spotting counterfeit sports cards.
Vintage SGC outsells Vintage PSA, At least from what I see sales wise across all platforms
That’s good!
Awesome story! I would have done something similar with the Jackson - get it graded, sell it , and split up the proceeds for my girls higher education. Would have gotten all the other T-206's graded and get as much as possible - selling in drips and drabs and collecting others cards I like. Thanks again for a great story!
Good idea!
This video was great and custom fitted for me. I live in NC and have been to past few or more Raleigh card shows. Maybe I passed the guy and never knew. LOL Glad for anyone finding great fortune like that. Makes it even better when they pass on some of that fortune. I'm a believer in karma so Ben should have some good things in his future.
You had me til you said SGC was better then PSA... 😅 I guess it is unless you wanna actually make $$👍
492K? Right now it's getting parked into a high interest savings account taking advantage of these 4%-4.5% rates until I figure out how to invest it
*Maybe using some of that 20K or so gained annual interest to buy some cards😁😁
Me too, my friend
@@JunkWaxHero Now THAT is a video topic. "I've sold my collection/card in my collection for big money. Now what?"
A dream card for me is a Jackson card. If that was my dad's card and he was still around I would have to give it to him. Now even though I want a Jackson card I might sell it to help with the purchase of the last 4 hof t206 cards. That would be the ultimate set to have.
Great ideas
That miss labeled strip card I bought, psa agreed they labeled it wrong so sent me a free resubmit with free FedEx shipping. Sent off today so we'll see how long it takes. They said with the marks I was told to put on box it will get sent to a different division.
@@dougstewart5020 great!
Yea whilel PSA often are more valuable, alot of big time prewar collectors prefer SGC. While SGC was very well known for vintage in general, pre-war is where their true expertise lies.
I purchased a Cy Young collection in 2021. I have a few Type 1 photos (from the 50s) from his personal collection. He possibly wrote on the back of one of the photos (It features an old Cy and a young lady standing on a farm). A couple of photos have his personal home signature stamp. I also have a rodeo program that belonged to Cy...this also has his home stationary stamp. There is also a tintype photograph from the 1870s (that resembles Cy as an adolescent boy). Who do I talk to? I've contacted Cooperstown and they said they didn't have the technology to authenticate tintypes. I've also had trouble reaching somebody at the Cy Young Museum in Newcomerstown, Ohio. Is there a Cy Young expert out there I can contact? Any help or guidance would be appreciated.
I would contact PSA. Good luck!
I keep hearing SGC is better. I just bought a high grade 1956-1970 hof lot (79 cards, Majority are 1956-1963) Most look 5s and 6s. 10 Mantles, Multiple Mays/Aaron/Killebrew/etc. I want to preserve the high grade ones. Should I go with SGC? (Look up Mantle Mania by ObsessedCollector) Thats the lot I got :)
Someone just commented that vintage SGC is selling for higher than PSA. If it’s not yet, I think it will be soon. I prefer SGC for many reasons.
As usual Mike, you have got your finger on the pulse of real collectors and collecting.
My lunchbox just has sandwiches but I can live vicariously for sure!
Thank you for your work.
Peter
I got some cards I purchase from thrift store, what should I do? Sell it raw or graded? Im new to collecting and picking, and I only know very little into baseball
Way too little info… do some research on the cards. Look them up on eBay to see what they’re selling for.
@@JunkWaxHero ahh ok, I guess I have to check atleast 500 of them cards. Any player I should look for to narrow it down. It says om cards topps 1991 40 yrs of baseball. Thank you
@@six7onevlog85 unfortunately 1991 Topps was mass produced and there’s basically nothing in there worth anything. Google the set and there are websites that will tell you most valuable cards.
@@JunkWaxHero ok thanks, bought $15 bucks of trash hahaha, the only one looks good is the guy Nolan Ryan. Im still checking