Fantastic video, Chris! Your research department deserves a raise! The Littlefield error was one of the cards I sold to help pay for my daughter's adoption. She and her husband recently had a baby girl, so I'm a first time grandpa! Some immeasurable ROI.
I was on a trip with my family to the mountains at the time, and the cabin we were staying in didn't have a tv, but it did have a radio, and I remember like it was yesterday listening to that Vin Scully call of Gibson hitting the home run. My dad and I went to game 4 of that World Series. One of the most epic moments of my childhood.
Took me till my 40's to finally become super cool and own an 84 donruss Mattingly. I was able to purchase that set and the 84 fleer update set after a very profitable year of hard work. They will both stay in my collection until I leave the stadium of life for good 😆
I'm in the same boat. The 84 update Clemens was the Holy Grail when I was a kid. It was absolutely unattainable. I was shocked to find how much the monetary value decreased. I was happy yo fond that I could now buy several copies...raw, graded, autographed, I kind of went a bit 'mid life crisis' lol. I just got that donruss mattingly yesterday.
I collected McGwire as a kid and ended up with around 10 of the USA cards. Sold them all when he broke the record and bought a few Jordan rookies. Good times
Great video! My mother just passed and ive been going through all of my old cards. I have found dozens of some great gems. I may had overlooked a goodbit without these videos to inspire me to look through them all.
It’s crazy what these cards and the whole card market were selling at in 2021 people who got into cards at that time didn’t realize thanks for video appreciate you
I spent $40 on a raw NM+ Topps Gwynn rookie when the market was high. I definitely got beat when you look at being able to get them for $10-15 now. At least I can say I've got one.
Thanks for the video! I owned several of the cards you shown, 15 years ago I ended up in jail for DUI,I wasnt able to pay my storage bill and some lucky person ended up buying the unit. I got 8 unopened boxes & 2 opened .
80s were the best. Weird week - lots of 80s list videos popped up. And channel COG Sportscards and I planned an 80s livestream before all these videos, and we did that Thursday. Amazing iconic favorite cards of mine in the 80s! Nice job as usual Chris !
You had Vin Scully’s description of Kirk Gibson’s historic home run it gave me chills!! Thanks 🙏 for the memories…. You get a subscription & a thumbs up for that Bruh
Awesome video! I recently got back into card collecting. Being in my 40’s the 1980’s are naturally the ones I remember and appreciate the most. All my old cards are raw and I knew if I was going to start again I’d want graded but 9 and 10’s are pretty wild price wise, so I decided on PSA 8’s. To me, as a casual collector, they look pretty darn mint and only cost a fraction of the price of 9/10. I completed my 1980’s rookie set and couldn’t be happier with how it came out. A lot of these cards are the same ones I choose. So iconic and nostalgic!
Had quite a few of these back in the days, kept em in shoe boxes. When we moved in the 90s they disappeared. My parents were "clearing things out" during the move and I was overseas for summer vacation. Came back, never saw them again! Every time my parents cleared things out in the house they seemed to throw some of my stuff out they saw as junk, I was a collectibles hoarder, toys, comics, cards etc (kids stuff back in the day). The stuff they got rid of if I still had them today, I'd be one lucky fellow. Usually kids / teens dont take care of their stuff, I would not play and keep my things in mint condition, so I guess my parents saw me as a hoarder who did not play with his stuff, so they threw things out thinking I would not notice, every time they did something like that the experience of having my stuff taken was very disturbing.
OMG, I have all of these cards from the 1980's (many 1987-1988) in pristine condition, Fleer & Fleer Ultra's, Upper Decks, Topps, Donruss. Nolan Ryan, Wade Boggs Rookie's, Ripkins, Frank Thomas, many & many more. I bought 2 big boxes, nicely packed sets. I lost 1 but it's around here somewhere that I bought over 25yrs ago in an Estate sale.
My mother convinced me to sell all my cards when I went into the military. The collection was ungraded since it was not really a thing in 1988 for the average collector. I had several complete runs of Topps from 1979, 80, 81, 82, and 83. Sadly, no traded sets but still. This video while amazing, made me a little nauseous hahaha!
Hey! I have two of those cards, not graded though😊 #20 and #1, bookends 😂 , I should have those two 86 honourable mentions as well, not sure but I have two binders full of 86 topps. Great content, keep up the good work ❤
Back in 1989, I had a brief conversation with Kirby Puckett as he was pumping gas in his car and I was pumping gas in my car in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. Very nice guy. I didn’t ask him for an autograph. I just asked him how he was doing, he said he was doing fine. Getting ready for spring training.
Traded my Rickey Henderson rookie at some point in the 80s and have been kicking myself for it ever since. Regarding that 84 Donruss Mattingly rookie, I remember that set being harder to find at the time because there were fewer printed of that set. (Not sure about exact numbers though.)
Great video! Still get chills from the Gibson HR call. Hmmm…for the tidbits got 81 Raines and 82 Lee Smith. Love the 81 update Raines. Not sure about the others - think Glavine is on there someplace-maybe 88. Love the 83 rookies. Gwynn, Boggs and Ryno are some of my favorite cards. Not 500 different cards like today but 3 rookie cards adds some variety.
Regarding Kirk Gibson’s home run, the radio announcer screwed up the call and said the Tigers won the game. Gibson was obviously with the Dodgers in the 1988 World Series.
My dad collected for only a year (1960) and told stories of how he put them on his bike. Survivors were Yaz RC, Mantle AS, Clemente, and Mays. I collected from 85-88 and have the Topps and Fleer 86 traded sets, McGwire USA, and that Canseco 88 donruss. Even then the 84 Fleer Update was always one of the top sets to get and out of my allowances range 😂.
I will say that Chris does have a really good eye when it comes to cards.. I'm not talking about condition but the examples of players and the photos of them on their cards - the aesthetics.. And as a true collector that's what it's all about - I mean raw - most of these cards can be had for less than a few bucks - but they are so cool.... I suppose my point is that - the best looking card isn't always the rarest or most valuable card - but that shouldn't take away from it's "glory" as a good looking card of a player we all enjoyed (or hated, lol) at one point in time...
Awesome! Excellent summary of the WILD 1980s! I am surpised Maddux's Leaf rookie didn't get there, but I know not to argue with your research department 😉. Thanks for another Gem-Mint video, Chris
I have a Lot of these Raw so watching this gives me an Idea of witch cards to send in for Grading , If I could afford Grading there are soo many I would like to Have Graded , Well Chris that was fun , I Shared your Video and Gave it a Like , I Hope Shop Owners will Pay a decent Price for Raw Cards as that is abought all I can Do living under the Poverty Threshold .
Love the video Chris... regarding the 1986 Donruss Sandberg.. fyi, I don't think that a ball going past him but rather the right-fielder backing him up on a groundball that he hasn't yet fielded.
As a kid growing up in Minnesota I can tell you Kirby's Topps rookie was all we cared about. I would have ignored anything else - just goes to show what we knew.
Kirk Gibson and his sister babysat me on June 11, 1978, the day my brother was born. She lived next door to my parents. At.least that's the legend my dad told me many times.
I have 2 different variations of the Billy Ripken card, both in PSA 10.... I have the U.D. Griffen Jr in PSA 10... I have the Cal Ripken Topps Traded PSA 10, & also have the Rickey Henderson in PSA 9. Great cards !! Had them over 10 years now....
Great Video! Been waiting on one of these since the last 80s one! I’d love to find those prices though, you definitely couldn’t have got those sells from eBay! 😂 Thanks Chris!
2:55 I swear I had a Wade Boggs 1983 Topps in my childhood collection. Far preceding his '86 Topps. I can see it, it imprinted in my brain cells. 🤔3:04 Never mind! 🤣
I do own most of the baseball cards and I continue collecting them and I know foul ball paul Jones record holder of 3.06 million baseball cards in Guiness world records most in America.
Fun fact about Gibson WS HR. If you watch the replay on RUclips and you look beyond the stadium you can see a car slam on their breaks. They left the game early to beat the traffic and missed one of the greatest plays of all time..
Everytime I try to sell some of these cards at a card show…I feel like they are trying to rob me blind. If a card is worth 50 bucks they will offer me 5 dollars. I have a ton of cards from the 80’s & also lots of garbage pail kids…but nobody is willing to pay a fair price for them.
My takeaway is 2021 was when I should have sold. Edit: My three big specific memories from collecting in the late 80's early 90's was: 1 - I had 20ish dollar to spend and I bought the Mark McGwire USA instead of the 89 UD Griffey. 2 - I opened a Frank Thomas Member's Choice First Day production Stadium Club and immediately traded it for a bunch of older 70's/80's Nolan Ryan's(which I still have today). 3 - My Wally Joyner collection was stolen... not that it was financially valuable but I put a lot of time and effort into collecting various Joyner cards, including all of his rookies and one offs/promos, and I never recovered it.
I have this Ricky Henderson rookie card.. how would I get it graded and get the value of it? I did most of my collecting as a Teen in the mid 80’s.. so I’ve got tons of baseball cards from the late to mid 70s throughout the 80s.. as well as a Bo Jackson rookie Tiffany card
Can't believe the '81 traded Raines didn't get in there while Kirk Gibson and Fernando did. I feel like Raines is tragically overlooked in the hobby. His rookies sell for just a few bucks and then everything else is practically commons. He got passed over quite a bit in the 90's insert boom as well so he doesn't really have many chase cards either, I think the 81 traded might be it.
I'm new to this and would like to know what would be my first step is in getting started. My father passed a few years back and left 100s-1000s of cards.
Hello you have the best coverage I can find most informative. I appreciate it very much. I bought 1,000s of cards full league sets box's of all years and every brand almost. I'm new to collecting being I didn't before this purchase but even knowing very little about the hobby I didn't have to think twice on this buy. The best thing is almost all the cards looks to have only been touch to maybe 1or2 times and some probably none. I found a 1992 John smoltz bonus 1992 it has a totally blank back can't find anything like it?? I'm in central Texas I would like to talk with you if possible being you seem to know a ton about the hobby??? Look forward to hearing from you God bless you and yours FYI I have baseball and football and basketball hockey in the type sets I spoke of in beginning of post..
Fantastic video Chris. Absolutely love these. Would be interesting to see the 1980s NBA and NFL if your research department ever gets the time to look into it.
A lot of people knock the Junk Wax Era, but I wish every era of cards were like that. There is something for every collector in terms of price range/grade. If you just want a solid PSA 9 collection of Mint rookies, they are all affordable with the exception of Henderson. If you want to go high end and have a large budget, you can spring for the PSA 10’s. And if you are on a tight budget, the PSA 8’s are a steal. I see so many vintage and ultra modern cards out of the price range of most collectors, the Junk Wax Era is the most collector friendly in that respect.
@@wormsby74 the "junk wax" era was from 88-92 .. card company's in those 4 years just produced so much of it .. That's why its still so cheap , and collector friendly today ..
@@wormsby74 People sometimes have the misconception that there are more then 4 years , but nope 88-92 is the junk wax era . .. Look at the price of a box of 92 topps , and 93 topps . Quite the difference .. same deal with the 87-88 topps .. you can see the price drop in those 4 years due to over production .. There's just still a lot of that stuff sitting on the market .
Gave my nephew about 9 of these cards for his future. He lost them all. Two 100 perfect Rickey cards among them. This info hurts. Thanks for the fn random reco algorithm
I saved up most of the money for a Canseco RC at its peak, $120, and bought it with a little help from my parents back in the late 80s!! Worst investment ever as it's worth 10 bucks now and would only be like a PSA 7 if graded. Ah well, loved the card and was obsessed with it at that time. Jose was my hero back then.
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Fantastic video, Chris! Your research department deserves a raise! The Littlefield error was one of the cards I sold to help pay for my daughter's adoption. She and her husband recently had a baby girl, so I'm a first time grandpa! Some immeasurable ROI.
Amazing to hear that!
Wow
I was on a trip with my family to the mountains at the time, and the cabin we were staying in didn't have a tv, but it did have a radio, and I remember like it was yesterday listening to that Vin Scully call of Gibson hitting the home run. My dad and I went to game 4 of that World Series. One of the most epic moments of my childhood.
Took me till my 40's to finally become super cool and own an 84 donruss Mattingly. I was able to purchase that set and the 84 fleer update set after a very profitable year of hard work. They will both stay in my collection until I leave the stadium of life for good 😆
Baines was on Orioles a long time, he is in both clubs HOFs.
I'm in the same boat. The 84 update Clemens was the Holy Grail when I was a kid. It was absolutely unattainable. I was shocked to find how much the monetary value decreased. I was happy yo fond that I could now buy several copies...raw, graded, autographed, I kind of went a bit 'mid life crisis' lol. I just got that donruss mattingly yesterday.
Love that Mattingly. I have a 84 Topps
Rack pack with Mattingly showing
Love both of those sets
I collected McGwire as a kid and ended up with around 10 of the USA cards. Sold them all when he broke the record and bought a few Jordan rookies. Good times
Great video! My mother just passed and ive been going through all of my old cards. I have found dozens of some great gems. I may had overlooked a goodbit without these videos to inspire me to look through them all.
Thanks Chris, goosebumps and slight tears once again from those two all time calls
I love these videos. Brings back great memories and makes me realize that I can pick up some all time great cards in raw condition for dirt cheap
It’s crazy what these cards and the whole card market were selling at in 2021 people who got into cards at that time didn’t realize thanks for video appreciate you
Picked up a PSA 8 83 Topps Gwynn a couple weeks ago for under $40. A PC card I wanted since I collected in the 80’s-90’s. Great value on the 8!
I spent $40 on a raw NM+ Topps Gwynn rookie when the market was high. I definitely got beat when you look at being able to get them for $10-15 now. At least I can say I've got one.
Thanks for the video! I owned several of the cards you shown, 15 years ago I ended up in jail for DUI,I wasnt able to pay my storage bill and some lucky person ended up buying the unit. I got 8 unopened boxes & 2 opened .
80s were the best. Weird week - lots of 80s list videos popped up. And channel COG Sportscards and I planned an 80s livestream before all these videos, and we did that Thursday. Amazing iconic favorite cards of mine in the 80s! Nice job as usual Chris !
Pre-watch comment. Can't wait to watch! Where will my 🍓 be one the list? Hope top 10 but guessing 13. Great coffee and cards video again!
Strawberry just missed the list! He would have landed 21 or 22
Wawwaa! Great video even tho I was disappointed. What a decade!
Needs to be 30! 😂 Also saw a guy do a Top 10 of each major brand in the 80’s with each player once.
You had Vin Scully’s description of Kirk Gibson’s historic home run it gave me chills!! Thanks 🙏 for the memories…. You get a subscription & a thumbs up for that Bruh
Awesome video! I recently got back into card collecting. Being in my 40’s the 1980’s are naturally the ones I remember and appreciate the most. All my old cards are raw and I knew if I was going to start again I’d want graded but 9 and 10’s are pretty wild price wise, so I decided on PSA 8’s. To me, as a casual collector, they look pretty darn mint and only cost a fraction of the price of 9/10. I completed my 1980’s rookie set and couldn’t be happier with how it came out. A lot of these cards are the same ones I choose. So iconic and nostalgic!
Finally a lot of great players to represent the hobby deserving the prices set for them as opposed to the cash paid out for high rollers cards.
Thank you for excluding Tiffany cards!, before it was painful to watch since I don’t have any..
I was a mad collector in the 1980s and I never heard of Tiffany until a few years ago.
Great video. Got the bug again watching this after taking a break from buying. Lots of 80s gems to chase now !
Love the video btw, keep up the amazing work Chris
Had quite a few of these back in the days, kept em in shoe boxes. When we moved in the 90s they disappeared. My parents were "clearing things out" during the move and I was overseas for summer vacation. Came back, never saw them again! Every time my parents cleared things out in the house they seemed to throw some of my stuff out they saw as junk, I was a collectibles hoarder, toys, comics, cards etc (kids stuff back in the day). The stuff they got rid of if I still had them today, I'd be one lucky fellow. Usually kids / teens dont take care of their stuff, I would not play and keep my things in mint condition, so I guess my parents saw me as a hoarder who did not play with his stuff, so they threw things out thinking I would not notice, every time they did something like that the experience of having my stuff taken was very disturbing.
Loved the recap!! Much nostalgia
My aunt bought me an '89 Junior Upper Deck RC for my birthday in the early '90s. She was shocked at the $40 price tag. 😂
I have so many old cards haven't looked through them in over 20 years got to have some gems in there I guess I should look lol
OMG, I have all of these cards from the 1980's (many 1987-1988) in pristine condition, Fleer & Fleer Ultra's, Upper Decks, Topps, Donruss. Nolan Ryan, Wade Boggs Rookie's, Ripkins, Frank Thomas, many & many more.
I bought 2 big boxes, nicely packed sets. I lost 1 but it's around here somewhere that I bought over 25yrs ago in an Estate sale.
My mother convinced me to sell all my cards when I went into the military. The collection was ungraded since it was not really a thing in 1988 for the average collector. I had several complete runs of Topps from 1979, 80, 81, 82, and 83. Sadly, no traded sets but still. This video while amazing, made me a little nauseous hahaha!
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I remember when 1987 was loaded with various stars worth something, crazy how now not a single card made it on the list.
Well said 👌 👏 👍 😊😊😊 ...........Great Cards , I have Alot of these cards in the 80's ..........
Hey! I have two of those cards, not graded though😊 #20 and #1, bookends 😂 , I should have those two 86 honourable mentions as well, not sure but I have two binders full of 86 topps. Great content, keep up the good work ❤
Those all time highs are wild man.
I missed Roberto Alomar out of the 11 HOF'ers as he's never really been on my radar..🤔😥 Gr8 video Chris love these kinds of videos..😍😮 Take care..👍💕🔥👊
I have most if not all of these cards raw. Very good condition. Thanks for the info 👍
Back in 1989, I had a brief conversation with Kirby Puckett as he was pumping gas in his car and I was pumping gas in my car in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. Very nice guy. I didn’t ask him for an autograph. I just asked him how he was doing, he said he was doing fine. Getting ready for spring training.
Kirby Puckett was my favorite player. And I’m from nowhere near Minnesota.
Traded my Rickey Henderson rookie at some point in the 80s and have been kicking myself for it ever since. Regarding that 84 Donruss Mattingly rookie, I remember that set being harder to find at the time because there were fewer printed of that set. (Not sure about exact numbers though.)
Great stuff as always!
Great video yes I'm definitely going my old cards I'm pretty sure I have almost all of those many doubles also
Great video! Still get chills from the Gibson HR call.
Hmmm…for the tidbits got 81 Raines and 82 Lee Smith. Love the 81 update Raines. Not sure about the others - think Glavine is on there someplace-maybe 88.
Love the 83 rookies. Gwynn, Boggs and Ryno are some of my favorite cards. Not 500 different cards like today but 3 rookie cards adds some variety.
Enjoyed your research and commentary.
Regarding Kirk Gibson’s home run, the radio announcer screwed up the call and said the Tigers won the game. Gibson was obviously with the Dodgers in the 1988 World Series.
My dad collected for only a year (1960) and told stories of how he put them on his bike. Survivors were Yaz RC, Mantle AS, Clemente, and Mays. I collected from 85-88 and have the Topps and Fleer 86 traded sets, McGwire USA, and that Canseco 88 donruss. Even then the 84 Fleer Update was always one of the top sets to get and out of my allowances range 😂.
I will say that Chris does have a really good eye when it comes to cards.. I'm not talking about condition but the examples of players and the photos of them on their cards - the aesthetics.. And as a true collector that's what it's all about - I mean raw - most of these cards can be had for less than a few bucks - but they are so cool.... I suppose my point is that - the best looking card isn't always the rarest or most valuable card - but that shouldn't take away from it's "glory" as a good looking card of a player we all enjoyed (or hated, lol) at one point in time...
1981 was the first boxed Topps Traded set.
Awesome! Excellent summary of the WILD 1980s! I am surpised Maddux's Leaf rookie didn't get there, but I know not to argue with your research department 😉. Thanks for another Gem-Mint video, Chris
I have a Lot of these Raw so watching this gives me an Idea of witch cards to send in for Grading , If I could afford Grading there are soo many I would like to Have Graded , Well Chris that was fun , I Shared your Video and Gave it a Like , I Hope Shop Owners will Pay a decent Price for Raw Cards as that is abought all I can Do living under the Poverty Threshold .
Love the video Chris... regarding the 1986 Donruss Sandberg.. fyi, I don't think that a ball going past him but rather the right-fielder backing him up on a groundball that he hasn't yet fielded.
Theres something magical about Baseball cards. I don't even like the sport, but I still love 'em.
Great info! Lots of research on your part 👏
Always good stuff. Thanks man
Lucky for me my brothers gave me all their cards in the late 80's. I have a ton of 84 Donruss.
Surprised the Raines 1981 Topps Traded didn't make the list.
I may have a few of these. Gotta check storage
Red Sox fan here...Mattingly AND Billy Martin need to be in the HoF...no question
16:26 I like tidbits. Thanks Chris!
Omg I remember that game with Gibson. Amazing!! Lol
can't wait for the 90s
I got all correct on your trivia. I guess I'm an 80's card nerd
As a kid growing up in Minnesota I can tell you Kirby's Topps rookie was all we cared about. I would have ignored anything else - just goes to show what we knew.
Ooof-dah!
Kirk Gibson and his sister babysat me on June 11, 1978, the day my brother was born. She lived next door to my parents. At.least that's the legend my dad told me many times.
Woah. I’m pretty sure I have one of those Upper Deck Griffey Jr. cards at my moms house in my collection. It’s been years since I’ve gotten them out.
I have 2 different variations of the Billy Ripken card, both in PSA 10....
I have the U.D. Griffen Jr in PSA 10...
I have the Cal Ripken Topps Traded PSA 10, & also have the Rickey Henderson in PSA 9.
Great cards !!
Had them over 10 years now....
Great Video! Been waiting on one of these since the last 80s one! I’d love to find those prices though, you definitely couldn’t have got those sells from eBay! 😂 Thanks Chris!
All the prices are the average of recent sales, most of which are from ebay
My favorites are (1) 83 traded Strawberry (2) 84 traded Gooden (3) 84 Donruss Mattingly (4) 89 Billy Ripken FF
I’ve got 25 McGwire donruss diamonds kings, but I have like that many of each player kings cards from that year
2:55 I swear I had a Wade Boggs 1983 Topps in my childhood collection. Far preceding his '86 Topps. I can see it, it imprinted in my brain cells. 🤔3:04 Never mind! 🤣
I do own most of the baseball cards and I continue collecting them and I know foul ball paul Jones record holder of 3.06 million baseball cards in Guiness world records most in America.
I enjoyed the heck out of this video. Thanks!
I had very few of those because there just weren't packs and were all in showcases with money I was never allowed to spend.
1981 Traded Valenzuela still my favorite after 42 years. Traded cards not considered as rookie cards in the 1980s.
Research department needs a raise.
I just pulled my 1980 tops complete set and I have the Nolan Ryan and Rickey Henderson 😮 Gem MINT
Fun fact about Gibson WS HR. If you watch the replay on RUclips and you look beyond the stadium you can see a car slam on their breaks. They left the game early to beat the traffic and missed one of the greatest plays of all time..
Everytime I try to sell some of these cards at a card show…I feel like they are trying to rob me blind. If a card is worth 50 bucks they will offer me 5 dollars. I have a ton of cards from the 80’s & also lots of garbage pail kids…but nobody is willing to pay a fair price for them.
I have 2 Ken Griffey rookie cards. One that you showed, and another from Donruss. Need to get them rated to see what I can get them sold as
I have a bunch of these whole storage tub in binders problem is finding the buyer that buy will not rip someone off
I have all these cards from my childhood, lots of doubles, all cansecos, mattinglys,Sosa McGwire,all these shts
My takeaway is 2021 was when I should have sold.
Edit: My three big specific memories from collecting in the late 80's early 90's was: 1 - I had 20ish dollar to spend and I bought the Mark McGwire USA instead of the 89 UD Griffey. 2 - I opened a Frank Thomas Member's Choice First Day production Stadium Club and immediately traded it for a bunch of older 70's/80's Nolan Ryan's(which I still have today). 3 - My Wally Joyner collection was stolen... not that it was financially valuable but I put a lot of time and effort into collecting various Joyner cards, including all of his rookies and one offs/promos, and I never recovered it.
Thank you for such an awesome video!
These types of videos are great. Can you do same type for 70's, 80's or 90's football.
I plan on doing those soon!
Awesome - wonder if any of the packs i have that have never been opened yeilds a Valuable Card had them for 20 years
I have this Ricky Henderson rookie card.. how would I get it graded and get the value of it? I did most of my collecting as a Teen in the mid 80’s.. so I’ve got tons of baseball cards from the late to mid 70s throughout the 80s.. as well as a Bo Jackson rookie Tiffany card
Noticed most high dollar sales in 2021 or so. Market has fell a good bit, because of various reasons
I wish will the thrill clark was there he was a awesome player for many years.
I think I had about all of those cards at one point.
I have everyone of those cards I was big collector in the 80’s
9:38 chills 👏👏
Can't believe the '81 traded Raines didn't get in there while Kirk Gibson and Fernando did. I feel like Raines is tragically overlooked in the hobby. His rookies sell for just a few bucks and then everything else is practically commons. He got passed over quite a bit in the 90's insert boom as well so he doesn't really have many chase cards either, I think the 81 traded might be it.
The donruss Canseco was the hottest card during the 80s
Damn I need to look at my collection from when I was a kid I know I have stacks of like half of those
Without watching. Im guessing #1 is bill ripken scribbled out in white.. at $900
I'm new to this and would like to know what would be my first step is in getting started. My father passed a few years back and left 100s-1000s of cards.
Great video
I wonder if Fleer ever had an employee workshop on how to notice words on bats after the famous card.
Hello you have the best coverage I can find most informative. I appreciate it very much. I bought 1,000s of cards full league sets box's of all years and every brand almost. I'm new to collecting being I didn't before this purchase but even knowing very little about the hobby I didn't have to think twice on this buy. The best thing is almost all the cards looks to have only been touch to maybe 1or2 times and some probably none. I found a 1992 John smoltz bonus 1992 it has a totally blank back can't find anything like it?? I'm in central Texas I would like to talk with you if possible being you seem to know a ton about the hobby??? Look forward to hearing from you God bless you and yours FYI I have baseball and football and basketball hockey in the type sets I spoke of in beginning of post..
I mean….who doesn’t like tidbits?
I believe I am the all-time tidbit appreciatetor.
@@walterdudedonny me too. My card collection is ok. My tidbit collection though? Legendary.
I have that Cal Ripkin Jr. Card. I bought it already sleeved at Canton Flea Market in 1994. I was 12.
Fantastic video Chris. Absolutely love these. Would be interesting to see the 1980s NBA and NFL if your research department ever gets the time to look into it.
I have a huge collection from this era , mint condition
A lot of people knock the Junk Wax Era, but I wish every era of cards were like that. There is something for every collector in terms of price range/grade. If you just want a solid PSA 9 collection of Mint rookies, they are all affordable with the exception of Henderson. If you want to go high end and have a large budget, you can spring for the PSA 10’s. And if you are on a tight budget, the PSA 8’s are a steal. I see so many vintage and ultra modern cards out of the price range of most collectors, the Junk Wax Era is the most collector friendly in that respect.
This! These cards are accessible, nice, and there isn’t 42 parallels of each one.
1980 Topps is not really junk wax.
@@wormsby74 the "junk wax" era was from 88-92 .. card company's in those 4 years just produced so much of it .. That's why its still so cheap , and collector friendly today ..
@@gumshoe7237 yup, I think 87 and 93 are included in there as well, although I suppose it's still loosely defined.
@@wormsby74 People sometimes have the misconception that there are more then 4 years , but nope 88-92 is the junk wax era . .. Look at the price of a box of 92 topps , and 93 topps . Quite the difference .. same deal with the 87-88 topps .. you can see the price drop in those 4 years due to over production .. There's just still a lot of that stuff sitting on the market .
What do you suppose Ken Griffey Jrs baseball hat he wore as a Bellingham mariner be worth? Just curious??
Gave my nephew about 9 of these cards for his future. He lost them all. Two 100 perfect Rickey cards among them. This info hurts. Thanks for the fn random reco algorithm
I saved up most of the money for a Canseco RC at its peak, $120, and bought it with a little help from my parents back in the late 80s!! Worst investment ever as it's worth 10 bucks now and would only be like a PSA 7 if graded. Ah well, loved the card and was obsessed with it at that time. Jose was my hero back then.
I would have thought Barry bonds error rookie card would have been up there