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Rick's Vintage Cards, Submissions and Reveals
Приєднався 12 лис 2011
Hello Fellow Collectors! I've just gotten back into the card hobby for the first time since I was a young collector back in the mid 80's. My father was a collector in the 60's and we have a large collection of vintage cards of HOF'ers and Rookies from the 60's, 70's and early 80's with a few dating back to the mid 50's. Learning the hobby all over again is like waking up 30 years later to find everything has changed. Cards are now authenticated and graded for value, selling is now mainly online or through auction sites and my channel is dedicated to that re-immersion process. We have thousands of high quality cards that we'll be working through the grading process and I'll be doing a blind reveal each time they return. As a future phase, I'll talk about my strategy and what my plans are for selling some of these cards down the line! Hope you enjoy!
Part 2, PSA 60’s Special Blind Reveal - Some absolute blazers! Straight Mint!
Here we go for Part 2 of my 60’s submission! These are some of my best common cards from 1967, 68 and 69 topps baseball.
Want to see a 1968 Topps Gem MT 10? Check this out!
Want to see a 1968 Topps Gem MT 10? Check this out!
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1960’s PSA Blind Reveal - Lots of 1967, 68’s and some fantastic results!
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This submission of 50 HOF Vintage baseball cards from the 1960’s was part of PSA’s monthly grading special. Check out the reveal as this one has some high quality 8’s and some not so good returns on grades. Enjoy! Hank Aaron, Willie Mays, Roberto Clemente, Ernie Banks, Bob Gibson, Pete Rose, Willie Stargell, Steve Carlton, Roger Maris, Billy Williams, Eddie Mathews, Al Kaline, Jim Kaat, Whitey ...
Rollercoaster Vintage Reveal! PSA - 60's, 70's. Grades from 9 down to 2!
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Fun reveal with a mix of 60's and 70's HOFers. We got Mays, Ryan, Seaver, Rose, Thruman Munson (or as I like to call him Thomas...haha), Yaz, Maris, Carew, McCovey, Koufax and Mr Cub, Ernie Banks 58 AS card. The grades were all over the map!
1960’s, 70’s Vintage Blind Reveal from PSA. Ernie Banks, N Ryan, Mays, and more@ricksvintagecards
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Vintage Baseball Card Blind Reveal of Newly Graded Cards from 1958 to 1979. 1958, 1967, 1969 Ernie Banks 1960 Mickey Mantle All Star, Jim Kaat, McCovey RC, Willie Mays 1963 Juan Marichal 1965 Jim Kaat, Neikro RC 1969 Rod Carew 1979 Rose, Carlton, Rice 1976 Nolan Ryan 1977 Mike Schmidt 1970 Killebrew, Marichal, Carew 1972 Tony Perez 1973 Johnny Bench @ricksvintagecards
Vintage Blind PSA Reveal of 60’s and 70’s HOFers and Rookie Cards. A 30 Card Reveal!
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Vintage Blind Reveal of 60's and 70's of HOF and Rookie Baseball Cards. Clemente, Ryan, Garvey, Yaz, Killebrew, Rose, Reggie, Bench, Fisk, Munson and many more!
PSA Blind Reveal of 60’s, 70’s and a few 80’s vintage baseball cards! A 25 Card Reveal.
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Vintage reveal of 60’s, and 70’s. Mays, Aaron, Mantle, Rose, Clemente, Blyleven, Carew, Palmer, Colavito, Fingers and a 1968 Nolan Ryan rookie card!! Also have a few 80’s including Mattingly, Henderson, Gooden and a fun error card to wrap it up.
My 1st SGC Blind Reveal of Vintage 60’s and 70’s cards
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@ricksvintagecards A first SGC blind reveal of vintage HOFers and Rookie cards from the 60’s and 70’s.
do you edit before you push send ..get away from the blinds
Too many cards to be graded, they rush them through them, mistakes happen. I have seen PSA card grade 7 that looks like 5. Just because it is PSA it doesn't mean it is what it is graded. Inaccurate in grading card to overate company
Next time close the blinds behind you, too much Sun glare. Nice cards
What about submitting to SCG?
WOW! PSA grading is really really inconsistent - happy for your 8’s cards gradings but many of your 4’s and 6’s looked like sure 8’s to me too! Donbcdn 👍
That was a real roller coaster ride of grading. But you have to be happy with the large number of 7-8s in vintage 60s cards.
New subscriber here. Do you sell on eBay ?
When you pick up these cards and set them on that desk that wooden desk or wooden whatever it is piece of furniture you can hear the plastic bang why don't you if you're going to send in Hall of Fame PSA graded cards why don't you be prepared and have a pack of those plastic that you put the cards in cuz when it makes a noise sounds like nails on a chalkboard
The reason you made a comment that you sent in plenty of modern cards that don't grade high and you're amazed by these wonderful 67 cards that are Graded nice. It's because PSA has a population count known as a pop count. PSA is controlling the population of the modern market
Preach!!!!!! 👏👏👏👏
@@Hollywood5453 I have 23 different 1967 Topps Baseball Graded PSA Cards. PSA 5 , 6 , 7 , 7.5 and 8 . Commons and Hall of Famers.
Great submission! all the best, Ronnie
Wow Rick, the hits keep coming, the 8 on the 67 Clemente is CRAZY! Awesome card. Some of the VG-EX grades might be worth reviewing and potentially resubmitting.
26:19 Mike Cuellar. Pronounced "Quay-yar". Great video brother. Sorry about that Banks. Check those subjective "light surface scratches under close inspection".
10’s and 9’s from the 60’s are very very impressive. Great reveal
Very nice! Really like the Williams and Banks but the Neikro is really sharp
Seriously great grades, Rick! Quite a few jaw droppers. You must be thrilled overall. Just subscribed. Looking forward to catching up on your videos. Well done. Take care, Rob.
Thanks for not putting your thumb over the grade when turning over. Great cards.
Enjoyed the video. Nice submission
Congrats on that 10!
Wow, awesome cards. Some of those grades looked tough, but it's amazing to see some of them in that high grade!
your 1968 card probably graded out better than others that I have seen in other reveals
Ka-NOP, Clen-DEN-non.
As an Italian kid from NYC, Joe Pep was THE MAN
My ex wife was a nurse for Joe in Florida before he passed and she said when Joe woke up in the mornings he always wanted to make sure his hairpiece was on straight !
@@dennishaas4745 I highly recommend his book, Joe You coulda done us proud.
Sorry a few of the grades were a bust, but that 10 is a banger!
Danny Cater was a really good player, saw him many times at the Real Yankee Stadium, i share your disappointment in the ratings. I'm 69 and probably was the only cubs fan in NYC back in the day.
Cater was average at best
Some great-looking cards! Thanks for sharing!
I love the 1967 set especially when the cards are in great condition ! PSA treated you well.
Nice haul! Thanks for sharing.
New subscriber!! Great looking cards!! Where were you able to find raw vintage cards of that caliber?
Nice returns Rick!
The 67 clemente 8 is sick
Great job.
Awesome cards! Love the Post cards and the Mathews is great! 75 Yaz rocks! The Bench Cup card is definitely his best and I need to move that 70 Jackson up my list! Ha!
I wonder what killed the McCovey. I don't see it, but it's a beaut otherwise. Lots of nice cards there, and the All Stars are great.
great reveal. so many nice cards
Nice reveal. Love those 58 All Star cards
On a cheery note these are some great cards and love the Ryan's the Koufax and Thurman "Thomas" lolol. My take on PSA at this point is that if you submit a common vintage card you can get a 9 which really should be a 10 and they work their way down from there. If you submit a perfect vintage card of a superstar player they start at 7 as the highest possible grade and work their way down from there. I have countless cards that I would love to have graded for the protection piece of it and the authentication piece but I just can't give them money knowing the fix is in. Just subbed. Keep up the good work.
that Stargell is a beauty
It looks like 6 is the new 8 from PSA.
Awesome reveal, lots of great cards.
Great reveal. lots of great cards.
Very nice sub! You got some really nice grades on some vintage. Tough to do. I have been doing good with my grades during my preview videos compared to my reveals. I am nervous with a modern sub I have at PSA now. We shall see how that goes. Keep up the great videos. New subscriber here!
I'm glad i found this. I'm new to the world of baseball cards I inherited my mother's and brothers baseball cards over 3 years ago and it's around 4000 cards dating back to the 50,s up to 1998 and i was wondering why my mother and brother had duplicates of cards in the plastic covers but was told to be careful with them if anything happened but not to let just anyone have them Because I were worth a lot of money
That 75 Yaz is beautiful!!!!!!!!
When I was a kid, Harmon Killibrew and Boog Powell were my favourites....only because of their names. We had no baseball on tv back then,
I just found your channel. Great grades
I am a new subscriber. Terrific reveals in your channel!
1975 topps features a great Pete LaCork rookie!
Phil Niekro’s RC is actually the 1964 Topps with Phil Roof. As happened to several players of that era, Topps gave him the “double multi-player card” treatment. Lou Pinella had at least 3 of them before finally getting his own card in 1970.
Great insight, thanks! I did not realize that he had an earlier card.
18:55 Nice Billy Joel card 😱
Great string of 8's and very nice Banks in a 7. Thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍