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[@BreakoutCards]

NGL travel sucked this weekend. Delayed 5+ hours Saturday (almost missed the show) and a canceled flight when I got back to DC airport later that night. I guess it sort of worked out in the end.
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[@UsualmikeTelevision]

So many great cards! I think your correct on the Boris Karloff card being Australian release. Great video!

[@BreakoutCards]

Thank you and I’m like 90% sure it is

[@ACollectorsDream]

Awesomeness! Love the great cards you got. I saw that Goodwin Champions Beecher PSA 2, was listed at $8.5k wow. Really liked the swell Jackie.

[@BreakoutCards]

Feel you would really enjoy that dealers cards

[@rayfromphilly6969]

love that kahn's johnny bench

[@BreakoutCards]

Tough card to find

[@fastbreaksbreakfast]

Great pick ups as always Ryan! The Wilbur Wright card roughly translates to "He was born in the state of Indiana on April 16, 1867 and died in Dayton on May 30, 1912. Together with his brother, he had set up a bicycle workshop in his town, when he became preoccupied with the prospects of air navigation. From about 1900, he did not stop in his experiments, and in December 1902, with a sliding machine coupled to an internal combustion engine, he made a short flight in an airplane. In October 1905, near Dayton, he made the first long flight (more than 24 miles) at a speed of 38 miles per hour. Despite these results, the American government did not help Wright who, in 1908, went to France, winning the Michelin prize in a 56-mile flight. In 1909 he flew over the Hudson River, amazing the world, and becoming the true pioneer of modern aviation."

[@BreakoutCards]

Sweet, I appreciate the translation

[@robertnolan5628]

Thanks for translating that for Ryan. That was kind of you!

[@RandomCC777]

That Boris Karloff card is from Australia, giant licorice is an Australian brand they are pretty hard to find at time in Australia.

[@BreakoutCards]

Sweet, knew it was worth grabbing

[@armourcoin]

Ryan great vintage as usual. The tables you filmed looked as good or better than what I saw at Strongsville! The non-sport card pick ups are awesome. It’s funny that many of the cards you purchased I recently acquired for the Look N See set. The Look N See cards though don’t come close to what you picked up. I’ll see you at the National-I’ll be there Wednesday and Thursday.

[@BreakoutCards]

Look N See is such a fun set see you at the Nat

[@CommercialFreeShow]

Love this show. Thx for sharing

[@BreakoutCards]

Thanks for checking it out

[@ClementeCollector]

The Atlantic Oil had two back’s because they were attached and you split them. One peice said the rules to the game, other back was advertisement. Great video, really enjoyed!

[@BreakoutCards]

Is there a pricing difference between the two or about the same?

[@ClementeCollector]

@@BreakoutCards No, I feel it’s very similar. Similar pop also. I’d price based off either back.

[@jordanparks99]

Napoleon/Sherman available? Also are you able to get the marker off the sleeves or do people just ruin the sleeves when they write on there?

[@BreakoutCards]

Both holding in my collection sorry

[@clarkstandish1354]

The Clemente is from the 1968 Atlantic Oil Co. set.

[@mikehamm007]

Great pickups and see you at the National!

[@BreakoutCards]

Thanks and see you there

[@godisgreat8462]

Awesome my friend 🎉🎉

[@BreakoutCards]

Thanks

[@ezekielsportmemorabilia7939]

Love the Clemente's

[@BreakoutCards]

Thanks

[@amerigomenichetti3547]

Awesome picks i’ve been buying Tiger Woods cards I noticed that vendors don’t push Tiger Woods. He is a goat and making history in golf.

[@BreakoutCards]

I mean, most people dont collect golf cards. Its niche

[@MidLifeCards]

Awesome video, as always.

[@BreakoutCards]

thanks for checking it out! Glad i was able to make the live

[@Jesse_Saucedo]

Really liked that Peter Jackson boxing card
Hope to see more boxing pickups

[@BreakoutCards]

I try to grab boxing when I can

[@LegendsNeverDieCollection]

Lots of unique pickups on this one Ryan. I’d say you made the most of your flight cancellation!

[@BreakoutCards]

Definitely agree although cancelled flights definitely suck

[@Jonfishman5624]

Nice Thorpe. I recently moved to Jim Thorpe,PA and definitely want to pick up one of his cards soon.

[@BreakoutCards]

Thanks and same here. Want his Zeenut one day

[@bbokariontop]

1962 Civil War News top 5 non collectibles.

[@BreakoutCards]

I like the older civil war cards. Lots from 1800s

[@thesportscardprofessor7586]

You got positive shoutouts on tonights Sports Cards Live Jeremy Lee livestream.
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​Chasing Cardboard, S.C.L ., Chris Sewell, Ryan Nolan and B.I.C. are the only content I watch these days... so many have dried up or quit.
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The Sports Card Professor 7
​If you send cards for grading to SGC via Nolan Ryan it sounds like he just "drives" them over .
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​Ryan Nolan is transparent in his Vlogs on the pricing of his purchases and his negotiations. This I found educational.

[@BreakoutCards]

Going to check it out

[@oarancards4443]

Smart kid

[@papajim460]

Some great finds and pick ups!!

[@BreakoutCards]

Thanks

[@jamesreynolds9673]

You should get a haircut. It will change your life.

[@BreakoutCards]

cool