Few years late but I enjoyed the hell out of this video

I don’t know how else to say this...but this is the best KZread video I’ve watched in a while. Thanks so much for the useful information. Since I’m a teenager, I don’t know a lot about the hobby but my dad got me and my brother interested in collecting in 2007.

Baseball cards used to be a parallel world to me. I know it's there, but I never get to it. I think ball games are exciting, but I never understood why people collect cards for no actual purpose. But after this video, I began to get the idea about these cards. How it caught people's attention and the economy behind it. I think this is a great introduction and review to me! There's plenty of things I've learned. Thank you so much for upload this video.

Thank you Silver Jackify! You covered a lot in under 33min. As a hobbyist during childhood in the late 80's and early 90's, this helped me understand the bigger picture of the tradition. I also sensed a lot of crossover with the history of comic books. Thanks again!

7 year old video and anyone who is new and trying to get into vintage can still learn so much from the video!

well produced video. I have collected since 1979 and still enjoy. i collect all years.

Very informative. Awesome info. I look forward to future videos. one of my favorite sets was 1952.

I really appreciate all the variety in the content you produce.

Love this card history video! I’m pretty familiar with the hobby from 1952 on but didn’t know much pre 52. Have to admit this video sent me on a wonderful chase down the T206, Old Judge and Play Ball rabbit hole. Pleasantly surprised that there are affordable SCG and PSA cards from these sets to be found. Thanks again for taking the time to do the research and make this video!

i know i have watched this before. great vid to watch again. awesome man,

This is my favorite video on KZread. Every time I'm sorting cards I put this video on to play in the background Haha. Just thought I would let u know lol AWESOME VIDEO BROTHER!

Fun video and a nice jog down memory lane.

Great video! Watched it on the way home from work ha

Loved seeing the Donny Baseball cards! The Beckett was the go too! When you were talking about the 86 Donruss from the 1990 Beckett I instantly flipped that page in my head just some great memories back when you could buy cards do you like what you talked about work out the price move on you have a Mike Schmidt rookie now you have a Mike Schmidt rookie but there’s a little ding in the corner it’s just not fun anymore. Do you ever recall sports collectors digest? It was in a newspaper type form. My dad traveled to Chicago for work ( I grew up in Iowa) he would grab this newspaper printed sports collectors digest it was in the vertical format. Just the memories of looking at your cards that was the sweet spot for collecting regardless of value. The 52 topps I just absolutely adore! It’s not even the prices it’s the quality and just obviously the beauty! Along with seeing those signatures People were grateful with the signature today’s world it’s just sloppy. Thanks for your video loved it

Greetings from Atlantic highlands, New Jersey... awesome video. Ben McDonald lol oooo the memories 😁😎🤗

Very cool, Great stuff.

Great video Joe. I'm catching up with all your KZread from the beginning 👍

Excellent video. Informative and stayed interesting. I've subscribed to your channel due to this video. Thanks man!

The prices listed in the Beckett magazines aren't values base on "mint" vs "near mint" condition cards, they're the high average selling price for what the cards are going for versus the low average price. In post-1981 cards it's stated in the magazines that the prices are for "mint condition" cards, while pre-1981 cards are for "near-mint" cards.

Awesome cards man! Very cool, thanks for sharing them, good video. Good information. 👍