Thank you Terry for including non-video makers. Many times I don’t reply because I feel like content creators only care about other content creators. But you appreciate everyone!
No, thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. Those who don’t make content far outnumber those that do. They are also some of the most thoughtful commenters and passion at collectors. Have a great Father’s Day weekend.
Thank you, Terry. This non video content creator, but viewer and commenter appreciates it. Sometimes not posting videos, it can make things difficult to fit in, and feel part of the community. But I try to tell myself, we all matter here. Appreciate you putting that into perspective. Have a great weekend.
No, thank you, Andrew for all your support of me and others. It makes the videos more enjoyable when people like yourself watch and comment. You definitely matter here. Keep being yourself and sharing your thoughts. You have a great weekend too.
Thx Terry. Folks can participate in the hobby without doing videos. I also agree that the cards of my childhood are items that I cannot part with and am happy to leave them to my sons when I’m gone. If they sell them, that’s fine. I cannot.
Hi Dave! I think it is awesome that you still have the cards from your childhood. It is one of the things I enjoy about your channel. I imagine your kids will keep at least some of them because they will remind them of you. Have a great weekend.
Hi Terry. Always enjoy your stories and cards. Our hobby includes many people who do not put out content, but are wonderful to our hobby and community. Without question, those who serve to protect our lives, are the real hero's of our lives.Thanks for sharing my friend, talk soon pal.
Thanks Stephen! Well stated about our fellow collectors who don't turn on the camera. They are an integral part of the community and I wanted to bring attention to a few who have supported me and others. Gary (Golden Slumber) is from Canada as well. Bless those who have made the ultimate sacrifice so we can live in peace and freedom. Take care, my friend.
mr.chairman...it doesn't surprise me at all that many other collectors hold you and your channel in such high regard, especially for collectors in our age group. but for any age group your channel continues to inspire, entertain and educate . I also know that you're always supporting other channels early and often.at 52 years young I aspire to eventually become the collector and true steward of the cards that you already are...... your friend ....Jonathan
Thanks Jonathan. Based on your videos and our interactions, I think you're a steward of the cards. I am grateful for the support you and others have shown me. Gannon, Dan, Noel and Gary are passionate and knowledgeable collectors and I wanted to express my appreciation. Have a nice Memorial Day.
Hello Terry, i enjoyed to look at the cards, listen to the stories and yours nostalgia thoughts. Great shoutouts to the non making video UA-cam members. In my opinion the best part about YT is to share with others people. Thanks Terry for sharing and Have a great week-end.
Thanks Fabien! We have some great people who haven't turned the camera on. You and I can relate with them being we turn the camera on but choose to remain anonymous. Enjoy your Sunday.
Fantastic shoutout to some of the unsung heroes of the community! Several of the mentions also are big supporters of mine. So much knowledge and personal stories I’ve learned just from the comments. Selfishly I wish they made content also because I’d love to see it. Thanks for sharing Terry!
Thanks Joe! It was nice to be able to recognize some collectors who are knowledgeable and supportive of those of us who make videos. I am fortunate enough to see some of the cards in their collection.
Terry, your story telling talents (God given of course) are amazing. The detail you share brings the listener on the scene. Remembering family memories like that is so important, especially in today's confused world. I want to thank you for honoring me and the others as you did. I know you explained well our collecting interactions and faith. I hope to someday add the card you showed of Gabriel. I love the 67 Topps of Yaz. Its a toss up for me with that one or his 62 as favorite. Glad you like the Blue autograph. It belongs with someone who will appreciate it. The other gentlemen, like me, must be pleased with the stories you shared of them. They sound like great guys. Thanks again and God bless.
Hi Dan! You're always so kind with the encouraging words. Yes, family memories are so important. They have provided me with joy and comfort. I want to share what I can with my family, so they learn something about the people they never met but who still played a role in who they are. The '62 Yaz is a good one too. I also like his '76. I don't know Noel well, but like you, Gannon and Gary are great guys. Have a great rest of the weekend. God bless!
Hi Terry- Earl Morrell. What a story. I didn’t know the story about him in 1972 backing up Bob Griese! That was a well thought out and presented video here. Dan is a great guy.
Thanks CK! Yeah, there was a little of Kurt Warner on Morrall. A late bloomer he found ways to win. He was a quite an athlete. Played both in the Rose Bowl and College World Series. He chose football over baseball. Dan is awesome. Have a great Memorial Day weekend.
I worked in radio in the early 2000’s we had a station that played music of your life. Love that 1987 Marino, great tales of collectors who impacted you.
Absolutely fantastic presentation, Terry. The more I hear you discuss your passion for the history surrounding the cards and magazines in your ever-growing collection, the more I feel blessed to have actually lived during the eras you visited today. The Earl Morrall story I can recall so vividly. I remember watching Earl on those Thanksgiving Day games back in early '60's when the Lions traditionally played usually muddy contests against tough opponents like the Bears and Packers. He was traded to my NY Giants after YA had retired and I had hoped the team would regain its prior dominance. Took them another twenty years till Bill Parcells and Phil Simms came along. I remember Earl's miracle run with the unbeatable Colts and watched that season come crashing down in SBIII. I did not know whether to cheer for Johnny U or feel bad for Earl. Probably a bit of both. Then in '72 the second miracle. It was like Deja vu all over again. Griese comes back to end the perfect season, and Earl quietly stays ready on the sidelines. To see all those games usually with my dad alongside on the couch was a blessing and the memories I retain I appreciate more and more as each year screams by. Thanks for sharing your cards, and more importantly the stories of the friendships you have developed through YT. Take care, my friend.
Hi Rob, thank you for sharing your memories of Morrall. You came of age during a great time in sports. Morrall had a unique career in that he was the second overall pick and never really was given much of a chance to start. He gets traded to the Steelers after one season with the 49ers and then after one full season goes to the Lions in the trade that landed them Bobby Layne. He often came through when needed. That is great you have so many memories of him. He was a classy player who fulfilled his role perfectly. That is awesome you were able to share so many special sports moments with your dad. We were both blessed to have dads who shared our passion for sports. I appreciate all the kind words and support you have given my channel. Take care
Timing can be a crazy thing. The beginning part hit me hard because my wife is dealing with the emotions that come from her family selling her grandparents house.
Hi Kin, I am sorry to hear they have to sell the house. The memories will be with your wife, but it is hard to think how much the place has changed from what she remembers. My grandparents house seemed so big when I was kid.
I appreciate your video TJ. Though not a subscriber long, your videos always speak to me as your meaning for collecting and the questions you ask align with my own thoughts and feelings. Your channel has allowed me as a non content creator to expand my community in the hobby in communication with you. Thank you. 👍
Your text is quite clear, but here is a slightly refined version: Hi Todd, It makes me happy to hear my videos resonate with you. I have realized the importance of being part of a community of collectors in adding to my hobby fulfillment. We all participate in different ways, but connecting with others is important. I collected by myself for many years. While it was fun, I didn't realize what I was missing. Have a great rest of the weekend.
Hi Terry, That was a great idea talking about collectors that watch your channel and don't make UA-cam videos, but still have very nice collections. They just want to comment and talk to collectors without having to make a video and I totally get that. It was very admirable for you to acknowledge them. Listening to you drive by your childhood home reminded me of a few years ago when Mom and I drove to my childhood house and they were having an Open House. The house inside and out no longer looked the same. It was sad, but at the same time it didn't change my memories of that old house. I loved growing up there. That's the second time we've showed the same card in our video. That Maris is featured in my video and I still need that Lou Brock! I never knew Earl Morrell was more of a journeyman. I always thought because of what he did in 1968 and 1972 that he was a very good QB that just never got his shot to be a starter. He has an interesting story. I do think the Dolphins were so good that if Morrell had played in the Super Bowl, the Dolphins still would have won. I love that Roman Gabriel card. I want that 1967 Yaz as well. This was a great story and very nice of you to acknowledge your viewers, Terry. Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend!
Hi Rick, Yeah, the 1963 Gabriel is my favorite card of his. I still may get his rookie, but I like this one better. You're right that the memories of where we grew up stay with us and are comforting but it is sobering to see how much the places we have fond memories of have changed. It is part of life. Morrall had an interesting and fairly unique career. He played in the Rose Bowl and College World Series, so he was quite an athlete. Morrall was selected 2nd overall in the 1956 NFL draft. The 49ers drafted him but then traded him to the Steelers. He was then part of the trade that brought Bobby Layne from the Lions to the Steelers. He did start some years with the Lions and Giants and seemed to perform well. At least statistically. I plan on reading more about him. A nice card to add to my collection thanks to Gary. I was thinking about doing this video for a while. I wanted to do it in the right way. Those who don't create content are supportive of so many channels and our passionate collectors. They just don't have a desire to turn the camera on. Thanks Rick!
Great idea Terry. Very thoughtful way to intertwine others in the hobby who do not make videos. Of course the way you integrate your thoughts into your videos is second to none. Well done as always my friend.
Thanks, Jason, for the kind words. Gannon, Gary, Noel and Dan are great supporters of me and many other channels. I am happy to be able to recognize all they do in support of the community. I hope you have an enjoyable rest of the Memorial Day weekend.
Hey Terry. Thank you so much for your kind words. I was so moved by what you said, I had to stop the video before going on! As I've always said, there are a lot of holes in my knowledge, and I have learned so much from you and many of the other UA-cam content creators. I didn't really know that you did a lot of corresponding via email. Knowing that you do, look to hear from me very soon. Listening to you talk about your grandparents and their home, it's always very stirring to go back and visit those places. As you know, you're never alone on such visits as the ghosts are always there. You hit the nail on the head posting those 1968 Topps cards. The Maris and the Brock are two of my favorites from that set, and I of course like the Cepeda as well. I actually have three of the Maris' sitting on my coffee table at this very moment! I will email you and tell you the story behind that. Thanks again Terry and have a great weekend.
Good morning, Gannon. It was my pleasure. Your insights are an important part of this community. I always like reading your comments not only on my channel but others as well. There is something to be said for those that don’t make videos but still take the time to watch and support others. I knew based on our past exchanges that those 68s would be perfect. I almost put the 68 Kaline in there but I wanted to see those three Cardinals together. It is sad to see places you shared special memories in fall into disrepair, but as you wrote the ghosts are there with you. I have some great memories of family gatherings there. Please feel free to reach out by email. That way I have yours as well. I look forward to hearing your 68 Maris story. Have a great Memorial Day weekend.
@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 Hey Terry, thank you so much again. Your words mean a great deal to me, and I will be in touch. I just wanted to quickly comment that I LOVE Earl Morrall, who is one of the players that I collect. What an unsung hero. I became aware of him watching the Colts play the Jets in '68. Boy, do I wish they had a '68 Topps card of him. A travesty that they bypassed him that year. That's a great 1964 Philadelphia that Gary gifted you. I'm thinking maybe Gary is a Beatles fan with his moniker being Golden Slumber? ("Golden Slumbers" being one of the songs in the medley on side 2 of Abbey Road. Just a guess!) Also, Yaz Fan, I think I may have interacted with him indirectly through Picker Jim when we were talking about Yaz Bread, which was briefly made in 1970. I think Dan said he may have had one of the actual wrappers that the bread came in. I may be wrong about that, but that's how I remember it. That autographed Vida Blue card he sent you is really nice.
@@jga59 Hi Gannon, That's great that you collect Morrall. He had an interesting career and was quite an athlete. I read that he played in both the Rose Bowl and the College World Series. I like his '66 Philadelphia card with Bob Schotz. I enjoy looking at advertising in the background of cards. I'm not sure what stadium they are in. I've never looked it up. You would like Gary. He is a great guy and lives outside of Toronto. Knowing Gary, you're probably right that he is a Beatles fan. Dan is also very thoughtful. We usually email once a week or so. I enjoy seeing the cards in his collection. He is working on some fun player projects that you would appreciate.
@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 Hey Terry. The photo on the '66 card with Schotz was taken in Yankee Stadium. You're looking out to the left-center field bleachers behind them. Thinking about Morrall this week and discussing him with you, I ordered a copy of his 1969 book, "In The Pocket".
@@jga59 Thanks Gannon for letting me know the photo was in Yankee stadium and telling me the spot. It was a part of the stadium I couldn’t point out. That’s great your ordered a book on Morrall. Gary’s card helped me gain a deeper appreciation for his career. I enjoy when cards lead to learning more about the players.
Nice job shouting out non content creators. Some of my greatest support are from non-creators. Hope one day we will be able to see some of the guys start making videos. Love the Maris, Cepeda, Brock all lined up with the 68 Topps. Have a great memorial day Terry
There are some passionate collectors out there who don’t make videos. I am grateful for the support they have shown me and other channels. Those three Cardinal batters together is striking with the red and yellow. Thanks as always, Steve. You have a great Memorial Day weekend too.
Super video Terry. I so enjoyed hearing about your childhood memories. That was really nice of you to recognize the folks who comment on your videos and who are collectors as well. Thanks for sharing and have a great Memorial Day.
Hi Ed! I am glad enjoyed. The non content creators who comment are some of the most knowledgeable and passionate collector out there. I had a great Memorial Day weekend. I hope you and your family did as well. Take care
I can't remember the last time I was in a 7-11 and had a slurpee, but that's where my card collecting journey started in the mid-80s. I would ride my bike with my buddies to play acrades at 7-11, buy candy & I would spend whatever was left over for packs of trading cards. I'm glad you have GREAT memories of spending time at your grandparents ❤️ Mrs. Diaz and I also have great memories of spending time with our Grandma's! My Grandma gave me money for cards and Mrs. Diaz's Grandma made her the best Italian cookies that she misses til this day! Mrs. Diaz would like you to know that she just subscribed to your UA-cam channel and will hit the like button and watch your videos. She's subscriber 935! She can't wait to learn more from your storytelling! ❤ It is also nice to acknowledge the viewers who are not content creators and are a HUGE part of this community. We always make videos with the idea to connect with individuals who do not make content! Having fellow content creators along for the ride is a bonus! 😊 Happy Memorial Day! We salute the men & women who paid the ultimate price for the freedoms we enjoy today 🇺🇸
Hi Dre, please thank Mrs. Diaz for subscribing to my channel. Her kind and encouraging words mean a lot. You both need to get a Slurpee for old time’s sake. 😁 They have a lot more flavors now and sugar free options. I am usually old school cherry or Coke but I will experiment once in a while. Your 7-11 memories sound like mine. I was telling my kids how there were video games in convenience stores and we would line our quarters along the top of the console. That was how we claimed our spot. Thanks for sharing memories of both your Grandmothers. I love Italian cookies. We are of Scotch-Irish descent but my grandmother and mother both worked for a locally owned Italian bakery for many years. I was happy to recognize a few non content creators who are supportive or me and many others. There are a lot of passionate and knowledgeable collectors out there. I hope you both had an enjoyable Memorial Day.
@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 we had a great weekend! We swam a lot! We love to swim. We need to get slurpees now; the different flavors sound yummy. Mrs. Diaz says she's excited to learn more about trading cards from your channel! She really enjoys your storytelling! She learns a lot from Stukes, Doug, Rob, Orlando, and Hugo! Her favorite channel is Rob's at Commenting Collector! ❤️ Take care, Terry
Very thoughtful of you to recognize these friends in the hobby, Terry. It’s nice that they’ve reached out to you and you’re in contact with them now. Love the video idea and the cards you chose to display in their honor. That’s a very nice gift from Dan! Have a great Memorial Day weekend.
Thanks Hugo! Dan, Gary, Noel and Gannon are examples of people who make this community a great place. Dan is a kind person. The Blue auto came out of the blue in my mailbox the other day. Pun intended. That is how Dan is. You have a great Memorial Day weekend too.
Terrific video, Terry! Very thoughtful video tribute to those unsung heroes that keep their collective journeys private to themselves, but feel the desire to connect with other collectors just the same How Terrific that they know that you're someone they've connected with enough to want to share some photos of their cards and memorabilia with you. Thank you for the Home Deport Garden section story. Ferns are very nice.. I took a fondness to palms a while back and even though they're everywhere here, my dad supported my enthusiasm to plant some. I must of lived on a tropical island in a previous life. I loved seeing the 68 topps cards. I don't know why, but players in red uniforms really pop right off the card in that color. That bulletin board border just went with everything. Tom Seaver in Met's blue for example. Pure magic! They just couldn't go wrong that year Enjoy your holiday weekend. The music of our Lives. Nice notion. The great crooners of the 40s and 50s and Blue Jay games must of been so relaxing on the sunny days after the lawns been mowed, the dogs been walked and the hot dogs are on the grill while the lemonade is chilling away. Take care my friend!
Hi Avian, There are some passionate and knowledgeable collectors who regularly comment. I was happy to recognize a few of those contributors whom I have gotten to know better since joining UA-cam. As you know, I don't show myself in my videos because I am a private person, so I can relate to others who don't create content for similar reasons. It's great that your dad supported your foray into planting palms. You never know where a child's interest will take them. At the very least, it created fond memories for you. I agree with you on the '68 cards. Some colors are particularly striking. I like the yellow circles with the red. I am especially fond of the Tigers and Cardinals cards. The Tigers team card stands out not only for the beauty of the card but also for the historic season. I also appreciate the uniform appearance of the team with their bright white uniforms. I hope you have an enjoyable Memorial Day. We have much to be thankful for, and today is a reminder of that. You evoked a pleasant and relaxing image in my mind when you mentioned hot dogs and lemonade. We plan on having hot dogs and hamburgers today. Take care.
What a great way to honor and showcase the part of this card collecting community that haven’t made videos. They are definitely unsung at time and it was a brilliant idea to honor them. That Cepeda is beautiful by the way. The splash of red really pops against a sometimes humdrum design of the year.
Thanks Drew! There are some passionate, articulate and knowledgeable collectors who haven’t turned on the camera. I wanted to shout out my fellow collectors who like to remain anonymous. Yeah, I love the look of Cepeda, Maris and Brock together. Have a great Memorial Day weekend.
Gave a video like - Always enjoy your videos. Very neat shout-outs! So fun to create connections with fellow collectors in this hobby and have someone appreciate your appreciation of the cards you enjoy. Thanks for sharing and have a blessed Memorial Day weekend, Terry!
Thanks Brian! I was glad to recognize those four. I appreciate the time they take to watch my videos. I hope you have a blessed Memorial Day weekended too. Take care.
Great memories, really brought me back to memories of my own with my grandparents. My grandma was all about Lawrence Welk 😊 Just like music for me, cards take me back to a time in my life. When I see cards from 89, it takes me right back to that year. When I see cards from 78-87, it takes me back to my first year collecting, and opening packs from my LCS... I'm so glad I had an interest in the "old" packs, such as 78, 79 Topps. I enjoyed your comments about collectors who comment on your channel, that's great. The comments can be one of the most rewarding parts of creating content. Maybe THE most rewarding part. Seeing Units, Morrall, and Griese together, so colorful, great cards all together like that 👍 Morrall sure was a great QB to have on the roster. Marino looks great in your collection! And wow, that Blue Auto looks great!! Thanks for sharing buddy!
Hi Brian, Your comment about Lawrence Welk reminds me of when my mom told me that my great-grandparents used to love watching that show every week. One of the biggest draws of collecting is being able to reflect on your past and bask in the memories. Gary sending me that Morrall card inspired me to take a closer look at his career. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
Hey Terry! Really nice of you to recognize some members of the cardmunity that often get overlooked because they don’t create content. They are just as important to the hobby! Those are some beautiful cards to recognize those UA-camrs. Have a good holiday weekend as well!
Hi Mike, I wanted to show my appreciation to them. Frankly, I think between content creators I get the sense there is often a quid pro quo going on when it comes to viewing content. Not with those who genuinely enjoy you and what you're trying to do but there are drive by commenters hoping you'll watch and comment back. Most of us get them. For the commenters that don't make videos, their reason for watching is authentic. Have a great Memorial Day weekend. Good luck if you have any baseball games this weekend.
I’m honoured to be part of the TJMac community Terry & glad Mr. Morrall fits your PC criteria although you could probably weave a great story about a 50% off discount card 😆. Earl did alright for a career backup & most accomplishments by current backup QBs would pale in comparison. Great memories of the grandparents & old time AM radio.
Hi Gary! I hope you and the family had a great time in Vegas. Morrall definitely fits right in with my collection. I was looking forward to showing it with the 68 Unitas and 72 Griese because of key role he played on those teams. I am glad you enjoy when I share memories. It is such an important part of my collecting. I enjoy reading about why we collect. It is a complex question that has been extensively studied by smart people. It has enlightened me when I look at channels on UA-cam and how they go about their purchases. Thank you for all your support and friendship.
Great way to shoutout those in the community who are not content creators but play such a large role! The beginning of your video brought me back to my childhood. As a young kid I spent a lot of time at my grandparents house. I remember going back as an adult and thinking how much bigger it was in my memories. My grandfather was a huge Dodgers fan and there was always a game on the Television or radio. I am a big Sinatra and Dean Martin fan because of my parents, the cool thing is my three daughters have grown up listening to them And are big fans themselves! Live the 63 Roman Gabrielle card. He was our QB when I was younger, and since his passing I have been thinking that I need a card or two of his in the collection. Have a great Holiday weekend Terry!
Hi Steve! I have been wanting to do a video like that for a little while. I just wanted to do it in a way that captured how I feel about them. Gannon, Dan and Gary are three of the nicest and most thoughtful people in this community. Noel is someone who recently reached out shared pics of cards from his collection. There have been some others, but I didn't want the video to lose meaning by making it about too many people. Yes, a Gabriel will look great in your collection. Go on to football card gallery and pick the one you like best. My favorite is the 63 but there are many others that you may appreciate. I was sorry to hear of his passing. He was a heck of a quarterback. It's unfortunate that he didn't have the post season success but he was still a great quarterback. I am glad you appreciate the memories I sometimes share. It is a big part of the reason why I collect, and I want these videos to be around for my family. Sinatra and Dean Martin are timeless voices and will be around for generations to come. Nice to hear your daughters enjoy them. Thanks Steve for sharing your memories as well.
Some beautiful cards as always and great way to recognize some who don’t make content but interact (which is what’s it’s all about to me). Have a great Memorial Day weekend my friend 👊🏻🏒⚾️
Funny, the more I watch your channel, the more I feel connected to you. Some interesting stories I have related to this video. I lived north of Miami from about 1971 - '74 when I was 3 to 6 years old. My very first sports memory is everybody in the room erupting in cheer cuz Czonka just carried five guys downfield. Later around that time my mom's boyfriend presented me with a cloth napkin from a Holiday Inn where he just saw the Dolphins and got them to autograph it for me. Czonka is on there along with a few others including Earl Corral! Should be during their undefeated season cuz Morral is on there. It's my first piece of sports memorabilia and I still have it although every year it gets more faded. In '75 we moved back to outside of Chicago. My mom was single and I stayed with my grandparents a lot. They lived down the street from a 7-11 and I grew up on Slurpees and still enjoy them (Coke is ALWAYS out, why don't they run two Cokes???) My grandpa was always out puttering in the garage and always had the radio on listening to a ball game. He named my uncle Michael so he could call him Mickey after his favorite player. After I make a video revealing my massive sports mag collection, I'm going to put out a video of a guy I did an interview with who is trying to get his deserving father into the baseball HOF. I'm gonna ask for guys like you and a couple other UA-camrs for help in that effort. Can't wait for you to hear the interesting story and to mention it!
Thanks for sharing your memories. It’s funny the thought and experiences we hold on to. I took family vacations here and there as a kid and they were fun, but it was the simple pleasures like hanging out with my grandpa or getting a Slurpee, a pack of cards and a quarter for an arcade game that have greater meaning. That’s great you have a napkin signed by some of the Dolphins. Csonka was a beast with the distinctive nose guard that protruded out from his helmet. Great memory you have of him. Let me know when you do your first video. I did sub to you. Thanks again for the great comment.
nice 1971 Palmer , Franco Harris , Steve Carlton so you and your 8 year old went for a Slurpee , sounds like fun , nice 1968 Roger Maris , Orlando Cepada, Lou Brock !! nice Johnny Unitas , Earl Morral , and Bob Griese , nice 1984 Dwight Stephenson , Dan Marino and Mel Renfro , Roman Gabriel, Vida Blue and Yaz ,
It would have been hard to start Griese over Morrall in that Super Bowl. Some may have thought that Griese was a little rusty. I wonder how Morrall felt. I am familiar with Dan. I enjoy his emails as well. Your narrative is always well thought out. Nice tribute to those that have long supported you.
Thanks Drew! Griese actually relieved Morrall in the AFC Championship in a close game that the Dolphins ended up winning. So he did play prior to the Super Bowl. Morrall wasn’t happy about it but he was a pro and knew his role. Dan is a great guy. He is a loyal supporter of many. Enjoy the long weekend.
Wonderful way to shoutout the amazing people who support your channel who don’t make content. Awesome job Terry. Just picked up the Stephenson rc to get TTM’d , can’t wait to get it back. Like Renfo as well, he as well is a TTMer
Thanks Adam. They are amazing and loyal viewers. Great guys too. Lineman don’t get the love. Especially, in the modern hobby. Glad to hear you’re sending to Stephenson. Have a great weekend!
Terry, what a thoughtful video! The one commenter you called out that I have experience with is Gannon! What a great guy! I hope you have a great Memorial Day Weekend as well! 😊👊
Thanks, Adam! It’s something I have been wanting to do but was thinking about the right way to go about it. You're right about Gannon. A great guy and so smart. Take care, my friend.
Hi Terry! What a great video and idea to give shoutouts to those who do not make content. Well, it was great until you brought up the Colts losing the Super Bowl, haha! Dan’s the only one that has commented on my channel that I know of and I’m grateful he spends his time watching what I put out. I enjoy hearing about his 70 football set and the other cards he’s adding. We don’t have a Home Depot but I’ve been spending many Saturday’s at Menards with my son trying to get the yard into shape. Also, sounds like our grandparents house looks about the same. I park for work about a block from where they lived. Makes me sad everyday I walk by it. Great addition with the Cepeda. He wasn’t with the Cards too long but his time in St. Louis left an impression with my dad. Have a great Memorial Day weekend!
Hi Andy! I have been wanting to do this video for a little while and now was the right time. UA-cam wouldn’t be the same without the support of many who choose not to make content. Dan is a great guy. I have enjoyed sharing in his collecting journey. He has built a meaningful group of 70 Football cards. I was happy to see he added the Tombstone Jackson rookie. Yeah, the Colts Super Bowl loss stings. On the bright side, Morrall helped them have an incredible season after Unitas went down. It is a shame to see the houses that meant a lot to us growing up fall into disrepair. I am sure your grandparents were like mine in taking pride in their home. Keep making wonderful memories with your family. Have a great Memorial Day weekend.
Great that your channel connects with people who don’t make content. Cool to hear about the Earl Morrall 1972 season. I was alive, but only two years old and didn’t watch football then. Hope you had a great Memorial Day.
Hi Ken, we did have a nice Memorial Day. It was quite which is how we like it. Yeah, Morrall's 72 season was a couple of years before my team. He was quite a backup quarterback.
Nice video. I wish I could share my collection with you. 160 complete sets and 21 partial vintage football sets older than me. Still a work in progress. Unfortunately most of my collection is in storage.
Terry, wonderful story about your grandparents home & your childhood memories. Beautiful recognition of some really awesome members of our community as well. I’m also thankful for the God-given freedom’s fought for by our incredible service men & women & their sacrifices, remembered on this weekend. Thank you Terry for your support of this community my friend.
Hi Doug! I am glad you enjoyed hearing the memories of my grandparents. My love of sports and collecting was fueled by family. Acquiring vintage cards in some ways connects me to them. I was happy to shout out Gannon, Noel, Dan and Gary. I appreciate the time they take to watch my videos and to share their collections with me. I hope you and your family have a great Memorial Day weekend. We have much to be thankful for. God Bless, my friend.
Great idea to acknowledge some guys that do not make videos but are still very much part of our great community! I don’t know Gary and Noel but Gannon and Dan are both great guys and so knowledgeable! I enjoy interacting and learning from them both! Some of the most amazing collections and knowledgeable collectors are not anywhere on social media!
Thanks Jim! I have been wanting to do a video like this for a little while but wanted to capture it in the right way. Gannon and Dan are a lot of fun to interact with. You're right there plenty of collectors out there we don't know about. Before UA-cam, we were part of that group. Have a great weekend!
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Thank you Terry for including non-video makers. Many times I don’t reply because I feel like content creators only care about other content creators. But you appreciate everyone!
No, thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. Those who don’t make content far outnumber those that do. They are also some of the most thoughtful commenters and passion at collectors. Have a great Father’s Day weekend.
Thank you, Terry. This non video content creator, but viewer and commenter appreciates it. Sometimes not posting videos, it can make things difficult to fit in, and feel part of the community. But I try to tell myself, we all matter here. Appreciate you putting that into perspective. Have a great weekend.
No, thank you, Andrew for all your support of me and others. It makes the videos more enjoyable when people like yourself watch and comment.
You definitely matter here. Keep being yourself and sharing your thoughts.
You have a great weekend too.
Thx Terry. Folks can participate in the hobby without doing videos. I also agree that the cards of my childhood are items that I cannot part with and am happy to leave them to my sons when I’m gone. If they sell them, that’s fine. I cannot.
Hi Dave! I think it is awesome that you still have the cards from your childhood. It is one of the things I enjoy about your channel. I imagine your kids will keep at least some of them because they will remind them of you.
Have a great weekend.
Hi Terry. Always enjoy your stories and cards. Our hobby includes many people who do not put out content, but are wonderful to our hobby and community. Without question, those who serve to protect our lives, are the real hero's of our lives.Thanks for sharing my friend, talk soon pal.
Thanks Stephen! Well stated about our fellow collectors who don't turn on the camera. They are an integral part of the community and I wanted to bring attention to a few who have supported me and others. Gary (Golden Slumber) is from Canada as well. Bless those who have made the ultimate sacrifice so we can live in peace and freedom.
Take care, my friend.
mr.chairman...it doesn't surprise me at all that many other collectors hold you and your channel in such high regard, especially for collectors in our age group. but for any age group your channel continues to inspire, entertain and educate . I also know that you're always supporting other channels early and often.at 52 years young I aspire to eventually become the collector and true steward of the cards that you already are...... your friend ....Jonathan
Thanks Jonathan. Based on your videos and our interactions, I think you're a steward of the cards. I am grateful for the support you and others have shown me. Gannon, Dan, Noel and Gary are passionate and knowledgeable collectors and I wanted to express my appreciation. Have a nice Memorial Day.
Hello Terry, i enjoyed to look at the cards, listen to the stories and yours nostalgia thoughts. Great shoutouts to the non making video UA-cam members. In my opinion the best part about YT is to share with others people. Thanks Terry for sharing and Have a great week-end.
Thanks Fabien! We have some great people who haven't turned the camera on. You and I can relate with them being we turn the camera on but choose to remain anonymous. Enjoy your Sunday.
Fantastic shoutout to some of the unsung heroes of the community! Several of the mentions also are big supporters of mine. So much knowledge and personal stories I’ve learned just from the comments. Selfishly I wish they made content also because I’d love to see it. Thanks for sharing Terry!
Thanks Joe! It was nice to be able to recognize some collectors who are knowledgeable and supportive of those of us who make videos. I am fortunate enough to see some of the cards in their collection.
Terry, your story telling talents (God given of course) are amazing. The detail you share brings the listener on the scene. Remembering family memories like that is so important, especially in today's confused world. I want to thank you for honoring me and the others as you did. I know you explained well our collecting interactions and faith. I hope to someday add the card you showed of Gabriel. I love the 67 Topps of Yaz. Its a toss up for me with that one or his 62 as favorite. Glad you like the Blue autograph. It belongs with someone who will appreciate it. The other gentlemen, like me, must be pleased with the stories you shared of them. They sound like great guys. Thanks again and God bless.
Hi Dan! You're always so kind with the encouraging words. Yes, family memories are so important. They have provided me with joy and comfort. I want to share what I can with my family, so they learn something about the people they never met but who still played a role in who they are. The '62 Yaz is a good one too. I also like his '76.
I don't know Noel well, but like you, Gannon and Gary are great guys.
Have a great rest of the weekend. God bless!
Wonderful video! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Rob! Take care, Terry
Hi Terry- Earl Morrell. What a story. I didn’t know the story about him in 1972 backing up Bob Griese! That was a well thought out and presented video here. Dan is a great guy.
Thanks CK! Yeah, there was a little of Kurt Warner on Morrall. A late bloomer he found ways to win. He was a quite an athlete. Played both in the Rose Bowl and College World Series. He chose football over baseball. Dan is awesome.
Have a great Memorial Day weekend.
I worked in radio in the early 2000’s we had a station that played music of your life. Love that 1987 Marino, great tales of collectors who impacted you.
Thanks Zach. It was a pretty popular format.
Absolutely fantastic presentation, Terry. The more I hear you discuss your passion for the history surrounding the cards and magazines in your ever-growing collection, the more I feel blessed to have actually lived during the eras you visited today. The Earl Morrall story I can recall so vividly. I remember watching Earl on those Thanksgiving Day games back in early '60's when the Lions traditionally played usually muddy contests against tough opponents like the Bears and Packers. He was traded to my NY Giants after YA had retired and I had hoped the team would regain its prior dominance. Took them another twenty years till Bill Parcells and Phil Simms came along. I remember Earl's miracle run with the unbeatable Colts and watched that season come crashing down in SBIII. I did not know whether to cheer for Johnny U or feel bad for Earl. Probably a bit of both. Then in '72 the second miracle. It was like Deja vu all over again. Griese comes back to end the perfect season, and Earl quietly stays ready on the sidelines. To see all those games usually with my dad alongside on the couch was a blessing and the memories I retain I appreciate more and more as each year screams by. Thanks for sharing your cards, and more importantly the stories of the friendships you have developed through YT. Take care, my friend.
Hi Rob, thank you for sharing your memories of Morrall. You came of age during a great time in sports. Morrall had a unique career in that he was the second overall pick and never really was given much of a chance to start. He gets traded to the Steelers after one season with the 49ers and then after one full season goes to the Lions in the trade that landed them Bobby Layne. He often came through when needed. That is great you have so many memories of him. He was a classy player who fulfilled his role perfectly.
That is awesome you were able to share so many special sports moments with your dad. We were both blessed to have dads who shared our passion for sports.
I appreciate all the kind words and support you have given my channel.
Take care
Great stories as always Terry. Great shoutout to the non content creators. Great display of cards to go along with it.
Thanks Greg! I was happy to recognize and show some appreciation to those that don't create content. I enjoy the exchanges I have with them.
Timing can be a crazy thing. The beginning part hit me hard because my wife is dealing with the emotions that come from her family selling her grandparents house.
Hi Kin, I am sorry to hear they have to sell the house. The memories will be with your wife, but it is hard to think how much the place has changed from what she remembers. My grandparents house seemed so big when I was kid.
Great video and story Terry, always enjoy hearing your childhood memories.
Thanks Orlando! Have a great Memorial Day weekend, my friend.
I appreciate your video TJ. Though not a subscriber long, your videos always speak to me as your meaning for collecting and the questions you ask align with my own thoughts and feelings. Your channel has allowed me as a non content creator to expand my community in the hobby in communication with you. Thank you. 👍
Your text is quite clear, but here is a slightly refined version:
Hi Todd,
It makes me happy to hear my videos resonate with you. I have realized the importance of being part of a community of collectors in adding to my hobby fulfillment. We all participate in different ways, but connecting with others is important. I collected by myself for many years. While it was fun, I didn't realize what I was missing.
Have a great rest of the weekend.
Hi Terry,
That was a great idea talking about collectors that watch your channel and don't make UA-cam videos, but still have very nice collections. They just want to comment and talk to collectors without having to make a video and I totally get that. It was very admirable for you to acknowledge them.
Listening to you drive by your childhood home reminded me of a few years ago when Mom and I drove to my childhood house and they were having an Open House. The house inside and out no longer looked the same. It was sad, but at the same time it didn't change my memories of that old house. I loved growing up there.
That's the second time we've showed the same card in our video. That Maris is featured in my video and I still need that Lou Brock!
I never knew Earl Morrell was more of a journeyman. I always thought because of what he did in 1968 and 1972 that he was a very good QB that just never got his shot to be a starter. He has an interesting story. I do think the Dolphins were so good that if Morrell had played in the Super Bowl, the Dolphins still would have won.
I love that Roman Gabriel card. I want that 1967 Yaz as well.
This was a great story and very nice of you to acknowledge your viewers, Terry. Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend!
Hi Rick,
Yeah, the 1963 Gabriel is my favorite card of his. I still may get his rookie, but I like this one better.
You're right that the memories of where we grew up stay with us and are comforting but it is sobering to see how much the places we have fond memories of have changed. It is part of life.
Morrall had an interesting and fairly unique career. He played in the Rose Bowl and College World Series, so he was quite an athlete. Morrall was selected 2nd overall in the 1956 NFL draft. The 49ers drafted him but then traded him to the Steelers. He was then part of the trade that brought Bobby Layne from the Lions to the Steelers. He did start some years with the Lions and Giants and seemed to perform well. At least statistically. I plan on reading more about him. A nice card to add to my collection thanks to Gary.
I was thinking about doing this video for a while. I wanted to do it in the right way. Those who don't create content are supportive of so many channels and our passionate collectors. They just don't have a desire to turn the camera on.
Thanks Rick!
Great idea Terry. Very thoughtful way to intertwine others in the hobby who do not make videos. Of course the way you integrate your thoughts into your videos is second to none. Well done as always my friend.
Thanks, Jason, for the kind words. Gannon, Gary, Noel and Dan are great supporters of me and many other channels. I am happy to be able to recognize all they do in support of the community. I hope you have an enjoyable rest of the Memorial Day weekend.
Hey Terry. Thank you so much for your kind words. I was so moved by what you said, I had to stop the video before going on! As I've always said, there are a lot of holes in my knowledge, and I have learned so much from you and many of the other UA-cam content creators. I didn't really know that you did a lot of corresponding via email. Knowing that you do, look to hear from me very soon. Listening to you talk about your grandparents and their home, it's always very stirring to go back and visit those places. As you know, you're never alone on such visits as the ghosts are always there. You hit the nail on the head posting those 1968 Topps cards. The Maris and the Brock are two of my favorites from that set, and I of course like the Cepeda as well. I actually have three of the Maris' sitting on my coffee table at this very moment! I will email you and tell you the story behind that.
Thanks again Terry and have a great weekend.
Good morning, Gannon. It was my pleasure. Your insights are an important part of this community. I always like reading your comments not only on my channel but others as well. There is something to be said for those that don’t make videos but still take the time to watch and support others. I knew based on our past exchanges that those 68s would be perfect. I almost put the 68 Kaline in there but I wanted to see those three Cardinals together.
It is sad to see places you shared special memories in fall into disrepair, but as you wrote the ghosts are there with you. I have some great memories of family gatherings there.
Please feel free to reach out by email. That way I have yours as well. I look forward to hearing your 68 Maris story.
Have a great Memorial Day weekend.
@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 Hey Terry, thank you so much again. Your words mean a great deal to me, and I will be in touch.
I just wanted to quickly comment that I LOVE Earl Morrall, who is one of the players that I collect. What an unsung hero. I became aware of him watching the Colts play the Jets in '68. Boy, do I wish they had a '68 Topps card of him. A travesty that they bypassed him that year. That's a great 1964 Philadelphia that Gary gifted you. I'm thinking maybe Gary is a Beatles fan with his moniker being Golden Slumber? ("Golden Slumbers" being one of the songs in the medley on side 2 of Abbey Road. Just a guess!)
Also, Yaz Fan, I think I may have interacted with him indirectly through Picker Jim when we were talking about Yaz Bread, which was briefly made in 1970. I think Dan said he may have had one of the actual wrappers that the bread came in. I may be wrong about that, but that's how I remember it. That autographed Vida Blue card he sent you is really nice.
@@jga59 Hi Gannon,
That's great that you collect Morrall. He had an interesting career and was quite an athlete. I read that he played in both the Rose Bowl and the College World Series. I like his '66 Philadelphia card with Bob Schotz. I enjoy looking at advertising in the background of cards. I'm not sure what stadium they are in. I've never looked it up.
You would like Gary. He is a great guy and lives outside of Toronto. Knowing Gary, you're probably right that he is a Beatles fan.
Dan is also very thoughtful. We usually email once a week or so. I enjoy seeing the cards in his collection. He is working on some fun player projects that you would appreciate.
@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 Hey Terry. The photo on the '66 card with Schotz was taken in Yankee Stadium. You're looking out to the left-center field bleachers behind them. Thinking about Morrall this week and discussing him with you, I ordered a copy of his 1969 book, "In The Pocket".
@@jga59 Thanks Gannon for letting me know the photo was in Yankee stadium and telling me the spot. It was a part of the stadium I couldn’t point out. That’s great your ordered a book on Morrall. Gary’s card helped me gain a deeper appreciation for his career. I enjoy when cards lead to learning more about the players.
Nice job shouting out non content creators. Some of my greatest support are from non-creators. Hope one day we will be able to see some of the guys start making videos. Love the Maris, Cepeda, Brock all lined up with the 68 Topps. Have a great memorial day Terry
There are some passionate collectors out there who don’t make videos. I am grateful for the support they have shown me and other channels. Those three Cardinal batters together is striking with the red and yellow. Thanks as always, Steve. You have a great Memorial Day weekend too.
Super video Terry. I so enjoyed hearing about your childhood memories. That was really nice of you to recognize the folks who comment on your videos and who are collectors as well. Thanks for sharing and have a great Memorial Day.
Hi Ed! I am glad enjoyed. The non content creators who comment are some of the most knowledgeable and passionate collector out there. I had a great Memorial Day weekend. I hope you and your family did as well. Take care
I can't remember the last time I was in a 7-11 and had a slurpee, but that's where my card collecting journey started in the mid-80s. I would ride my bike with my buddies to play acrades at 7-11, buy candy & I would spend whatever was left over for packs of trading cards. I'm glad you have GREAT memories of spending time at your grandparents ❤️ Mrs. Diaz and I also have great memories of spending time with our Grandma's! My Grandma gave me money for cards and Mrs. Diaz's Grandma made her the best Italian cookies that she misses til this day! Mrs. Diaz would like you to know that she just subscribed to your UA-cam channel and will hit the like button and watch your videos. She's subscriber 935! She can't wait to learn more from your storytelling! ❤ It is also nice to acknowledge the viewers who are not content creators and are a HUGE part of this community. We always make videos with the idea to connect with individuals who do not make content! Having fellow content creators along for the ride is a bonus! 😊 Happy Memorial Day! We salute the men & women who paid the ultimate price for the freedoms we enjoy today 🇺🇸
Hi Dre, please thank Mrs. Diaz for subscribing to my channel. Her kind and encouraging words mean a lot.
You both need to get a Slurpee for old time’s sake. 😁 They have a lot more flavors now and sugar free options. I am usually old school cherry or Coke but I will experiment once in a while. Your 7-11 memories sound like mine. I was telling my kids how there were video games in convenience stores and we would line our quarters along the top of the console. That was how we claimed our spot.
Thanks for sharing memories of both your Grandmothers. I love Italian cookies. We are of Scotch-Irish descent but my grandmother and mother both worked for a locally owned Italian bakery for many years.
I was happy to recognize a few non content creators who are supportive or me and many others. There are a lot of passionate and knowledgeable collectors out there.
I hope you both had an enjoyable Memorial Day.
@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 we had a great weekend! We swam a lot! We love to swim. We need to get slurpees now; the different flavors sound yummy. Mrs. Diaz says she's excited to learn more about trading cards from your channel! She really enjoys your storytelling! She learns a lot from Stukes, Doug, Rob, Orlando, and Hugo! Her favorite channel is Rob's at Commenting Collector! ❤️ Take care, Terry
Very thoughtful of you to recognize these friends in the hobby, Terry. It’s nice that they’ve reached out to you and you’re in contact with them now. Love the video idea and the cards you chose to display in their honor. That’s a very nice gift from Dan! Have a great Memorial Day weekend.
Thanks Hugo! Dan, Gary, Noel and Gannon are examples of people who make this community a great place.
Dan is a kind person. The Blue auto came out of the blue in my mailbox the other day. Pun intended. That is how Dan is.
You have a great Memorial Day weekend too.
Terrific video, Terry! Very thoughtful video tribute to those unsung heroes that keep their collective journeys private to themselves, but feel the desire to connect with other collectors just the same How Terrific that they know that you're someone they've connected with enough to want to share some photos of their cards and memorabilia with you.
Thank you for the Home Deport Garden section story. Ferns are very nice.. I took a fondness to palms a while back and even though they're everywhere here, my dad supported my enthusiasm to plant some. I must of lived on a tropical island in a previous life.
I loved seeing the 68 topps cards. I don't know why, but players in red uniforms really pop right off the card in that color. That bulletin board border just went with everything. Tom Seaver in Met's blue for example. Pure magic! They just couldn't go wrong that year
Enjoy your holiday weekend. The music of our Lives. Nice notion. The great crooners of the 40s and 50s and Blue Jay games must of been so relaxing on the sunny days after the lawns been mowed, the dogs been walked and the hot dogs are on the grill while the lemonade is chilling away.
Take care my friend!
Hi Avian,
There are some passionate and knowledgeable collectors who regularly comment. I was happy to recognize a few of those contributors whom I have gotten to know better since joining UA-cam. As you know, I don't show myself in my videos because I am a private person, so I can relate to others who don't create content for similar reasons.
It's great that your dad supported your foray into planting palms. You never know where a child's interest will take them. At the very least, it created fond memories for you.
I agree with you on the '68 cards. Some colors are particularly striking. I like the yellow circles with the red. I am especially fond of the Tigers and Cardinals cards. The Tigers team card stands out not only for the beauty of the card but also for the historic season. I also appreciate the uniform appearance of the team with their bright white uniforms.
I hope you have an enjoyable Memorial Day. We have much to be thankful for, and today is a reminder of that. You evoked a pleasant and relaxing image in my mind when you mentioned hot dogs and lemonade. We plan on having hot dogs and hamburgers today.
Take care.
What a great way to honor and showcase the part of this card collecting community that haven’t made videos. They are definitely unsung at time and it was a brilliant idea to honor them.
That Cepeda is beautiful by the way. The splash of red really pops against a sometimes humdrum design of the year.
Thanks Drew! There are some passionate, articulate and knowledgeable collectors who haven’t turned on the camera. I wanted to shout out my fellow collectors who like to remain anonymous. Yeah, I love the look of Cepeda, Maris and Brock together.
Have a great Memorial Day weekend.
Gave a video like - Always enjoy your videos. Very neat shout-outs! So fun to create connections with fellow collectors in this hobby and have someone appreciate your appreciation of the cards you enjoy. Thanks for sharing and have a blessed Memorial Day weekend, Terry!
Thanks Brian! I was glad to recognize those four. I appreciate the time they take to watch my videos. I hope you have a blessed Memorial Day weekended too. Take care.
Great memories, really brought me back to memories of my own with my grandparents. My grandma was all about Lawrence Welk 😊
Just like music for me, cards take me back to a time in my life. When I see cards from 89, it takes me right back to that year. When I see cards from 78-87, it takes me back to my first year collecting, and opening packs from my LCS... I'm so glad I had an interest in the "old" packs, such as 78, 79 Topps. I enjoyed your comments about collectors who comment on your channel, that's great. The comments can be one of the most rewarding parts of creating content. Maybe THE most rewarding part.
Seeing Units, Morrall, and Griese together, so colorful, great cards all together like that 👍 Morrall sure was a great QB to have on the roster. Marino looks great in your collection! And wow, that Blue Auto looks great!! Thanks for sharing buddy!
Hi Brian,
Your comment about Lawrence Welk reminds me of when my mom told me that my great-grandparents used to love watching that show every week. One of the biggest draws of collecting is being able to reflect on your past and bask in the memories.
Gary sending me that Morrall card inspired me to take a closer look at his career.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
Nice idea for a video topic.
Thanks!
Hey Terry! Really nice of you to recognize some members of the cardmunity that often get overlooked because they don’t create content. They are just as important to the hobby! Those are some beautiful cards to recognize those UA-camrs. Have a good holiday weekend as well!
Hi Mike, I wanted to show my appreciation to them. Frankly, I think between content creators I get the sense there is often a quid pro quo going on when it comes to viewing content. Not with those who genuinely enjoy you and what you're trying to do but there are drive by commenters hoping you'll watch and comment back. Most of us get them. For the commenters that don't make videos, their reason for watching is authentic.
Have a great Memorial Day weekend. Good luck if you have any baseball games this weekend.
Agreed 100% Terry.
Awesome my friend
Thanks so much.
I’m honoured to be part of the TJMac community Terry & glad Mr. Morrall fits your PC criteria although you could probably weave a great story about a 50% off discount card 😆. Earl did alright for a career backup & most accomplishments by current backup QBs would pale in comparison. Great memories of the grandparents & old time AM radio.
Hi Gary! I hope you and the family had a great time in Vegas. Morrall definitely fits right in with my collection. I was looking forward to showing it with the 68 Unitas and 72 Griese because of key role he played on those teams.
I am glad you enjoy when I share memories. It is such an important part of my collecting. I enjoy reading about why we collect. It is a complex question that has been extensively studied by smart people. It has enlightened me when I look at channels on UA-cam and how they go about their purchases.
Thank you for all your support and friendship.
@@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 It’s a pleasure pal. Enjoy your Memorial Day weekend
@@GoldenSlumber474 Thanks Gary!
Another great video, Terry. Enjoyed it as always. Have a great weekend my friend.
Thanks Mike! You have a great weekend too.
That bob Griese looks great! I don’t know if I have ever seen that one before. Earl Morrell for the win! A don shula favorite
Thanks Tony! I think the 72 Griese is my favorite card of his. I like the design, pose and of course being the year, the Dolphins went undefeated.
Great way to shoutout those in the community who are not content creators but play such a large role! The beginning of your video brought me back to my childhood. As a young kid I spent a lot of time at my grandparents house. I remember going back as an adult and thinking how much bigger it was in my memories. My grandfather was a huge Dodgers fan and there was always a game on the Television or radio. I am a big Sinatra and Dean Martin fan because of my parents, the cool thing is my three daughters have grown up listening to them
And are big fans themselves!
Live the 63 Roman Gabrielle card.
He was our QB when I was younger, and since his passing I have been thinking that I need a card or two of his in the collection.
Have a great Holiday weekend Terry!
Hi Steve! I have been wanting to do a video like that for a little while. I just wanted to do it in a way that captured how I feel about them. Gannon, Dan and Gary are three of the nicest and most thoughtful people in this community. Noel is someone who recently reached out shared pics of cards from his collection. There have been some others, but I didn't want the video to lose meaning by making it about too many people.
Yes, a Gabriel will look great in your collection. Go on to football card gallery and pick the one you like best. My favorite is the 63 but there are many others that you may appreciate. I was sorry to hear of his passing. He was a heck of a quarterback. It's unfortunate that he didn't have the post season success but he was still a great quarterback.
I am glad you appreciate the memories I sometimes share. It is a big part of the reason why I collect, and I want these videos to be around for my family. Sinatra and Dean Martin are timeless voices and will be around for generations to come. Nice to hear your daughters enjoy them.
Thanks Steve for sharing your memories as well.
Some beautiful cards as always and great way to recognize some who don’t make content but interact (which is what’s it’s all about to me). Have a great Memorial Day weekend my friend 👊🏻🏒⚾️
Thanks David! Yes, I enjoy the interaction part. It is nice to recognize those that don't make videos but are supportive of so many.
Funny, the more I watch your channel, the more I feel connected to you. Some interesting stories I have related to this video. I lived north of Miami from about 1971 - '74 when I was 3 to 6 years old. My very first sports memory is everybody in the room erupting in cheer cuz Czonka just carried five guys downfield. Later around that time my mom's boyfriend presented me with a cloth napkin from a Holiday Inn where he just saw the Dolphins and got them to autograph it for me. Czonka is on there along with a few others including Earl Corral! Should be during their undefeated season cuz Morral is on there. It's my first piece of sports memorabilia and I still have it although every year it gets more faded. In '75 we moved back to outside of Chicago. My mom was single and I stayed with my grandparents a lot. They lived down the street from a 7-11 and I grew up on Slurpees and still enjoy them (Coke is ALWAYS out, why don't they run two Cokes???) My grandpa was always out puttering in the garage and always had the radio on listening to a ball game. He named my uncle Michael so he could call him Mickey after his favorite player. After I make a video revealing my massive sports mag collection, I'm going to put out a video of a guy I did an interview with who is trying to get his deserving father into the baseball HOF. I'm gonna ask for guys like you and a couple other UA-camrs for help in that effort. Can't wait for you to hear the interesting story and to mention it!
Thanks for sharing your memories. It’s funny the thought and experiences we hold on to. I took family vacations here and there as a kid and they were fun, but it was the simple pleasures like hanging out with my grandpa or getting a Slurpee, a pack of cards and a quarter for an arcade game that have greater meaning.
That’s great you have a napkin signed by some of the Dolphins. Csonka was a beast with the distinctive nose guard that protruded out from his helmet. Great memory you have of him.
Let me know when you do your first video. I did sub to you.
Thanks again for the great comment.
nice 1971 Palmer , Franco Harris , Steve Carlton
so you and your 8 year old went for a Slurpee , sounds like fun ,
nice 1968 Roger Maris , Orlando Cepada, Lou Brock !!
nice Johnny Unitas , Earl Morral , and Bob Griese ,
nice 1984 Dwight Stephenson , Dan Marino and Mel Renfro ,
Roman Gabriel, Vida Blue and Yaz ,
Thanks Mark! You can't go wrong with a Slurpee. I hope you had a great Memorial Day.
It would have been hard to start Griese over Morrall in that Super Bowl. Some may have thought that Griese was a little rusty. I wonder how Morrall felt. I am familiar with Dan. I enjoy his emails as well. Your narrative is always well thought out. Nice tribute to those that have long supported you.
Thanks Drew! Griese actually relieved Morrall in the AFC Championship in a close game that the Dolphins ended up winning. So he did play prior to the Super Bowl. Morrall wasn’t happy about it but he was a pro and knew his role.
Dan is a great guy. He is a loyal supporter of many.
Enjoy the long weekend.
Wonderful way to shoutout the amazing people who support your channel who don’t make content. Awesome job Terry. Just picked up the Stephenson rc to get TTM’d , can’t wait to get it back. Like Renfo as well, he as well is a TTMer
Thanks Adam. They are amazing and loyal viewers. Great guys too. Lineman don’t get the love. Especially, in the modern hobby. Glad to hear you’re sending to Stephenson. Have a great weekend!
Terry, what a thoughtful video! The one commenter you called out that I have experience with is Gannon! What a great guy! I hope you have a great Memorial Day Weekend as well! 😊👊
Thanks, Adam! It’s something I have been wanting to do but was thinking about the right way to go about it. You're right about Gannon. A great guy and so smart. Take care, my friend.
Great video Terry. Nice way to honor the collectors who don’t make videos but are such an important part of the community.
Thanks Chris! Have a great weekend
Great idea for a video Terry; well done
Thanks Mitchell! Have a great weekend!
This is an amazing video Terry with great cards and great stories.
Thanks so much, Mike. I am glad you enjoyed it.
New sub. Thanks for sharing your stories. I just started making videos, but I have been collecting for years. Have a great day
Thanks for the sub and watching. I subbed you as well this morning. Take care
Hi Terry! What a great video and idea to give shoutouts to those who do not make content. Well, it was great until you brought up the Colts losing the Super Bowl, haha! Dan’s the only one that has commented on my channel that I know of and I’m grateful he spends his time watching what I put out. I enjoy hearing about his 70 football set and the other cards he’s adding.
We don’t have a Home Depot but I’ve been spending many Saturday’s at Menards with my son trying to get the yard into shape. Also, sounds like our grandparents house looks about the same. I park for work about a block from where they lived. Makes me sad everyday I walk by it.
Great addition with the Cepeda. He wasn’t with the Cards too long but his time in St. Louis left an impression with my dad.
Have a great Memorial Day weekend!
Hi Andy! I have been wanting to do this video for a little while and now was the right time. UA-cam wouldn’t be the same without the support of many who choose not to make content. Dan is a great guy. I have enjoyed sharing in his collecting journey. He has built a meaningful group of 70 Football cards. I was happy to see he added the Tombstone Jackson rookie.
Yeah, the Colts Super Bowl loss stings. On the bright side, Morrall helped them have an incredible season after Unitas went down.
It is a shame to see the houses that meant a lot to us growing up fall into disrepair. I am sure your grandparents were like mine in taking pride in their home.
Keep making wonderful memories with your family. Have a great Memorial Day weekend.
Great that your channel connects with people who don’t make content. Cool to hear about the Earl Morrall 1972 season. I was alive, but only two years old and didn’t watch football then. Hope you had a great Memorial Day.
Hi Ken, we did have a nice Memorial Day. It was quite which is how we like it. Yeah, Morrall's 72 season was a couple of years before my team. He was quite a backup quarterback.
Love the story telling. Great video. Cheers.
Thank you. I didn't realize you made videos. I just gave you a sub. Enjoy the rest of the weekend.
@@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 Thanks. I appreciate it. Cheers.
Nice video. I wish I could share my collection with you. 160 complete sets and 21 partial vintage football sets older than me. Still a work in progress. Unfortunately most of my collection is in storage.
Thanks Robert! Wow! That is a lot of sets. It's too bad they are in storage and not where you can enjoy them.
Do you write out what you’re going to say? You are such a great storyteller.
Thank you! I do write parts of it. Usually the opening and sometimes the end. The rest I will have a few notes in front of me.
Terry, wonderful story about your grandparents home & your childhood memories. Beautiful recognition of some really awesome members of our community as well. I’m also thankful for the God-given freedom’s fought for by our incredible service men & women & their sacrifices, remembered on this weekend. Thank you Terry for your support of this community my friend.
Hi Doug! I am glad you enjoyed hearing the memories of my grandparents. My love of sports and collecting was fueled by family. Acquiring vintage cards in some ways connects me to them. I was happy to shout out Gannon, Noel, Dan and Gary. I appreciate the time they take to watch my videos and to share their collections with me.
I hope you and your family have a great Memorial Day weekend. We have much to be thankful for. God Bless, my friend.
Great video
Thanks!
Great idea to acknowledge some guys that do not make videos but are still very much part of our great community! I don’t know Gary and Noel but Gannon and Dan are both great guys and so knowledgeable! I enjoy interacting and learning from them both!
Some of the most amazing collections and knowledgeable collectors are not anywhere on social media!
Thanks Jim! I have been wanting to do a video like this for a little while but wanted to capture it in the right way. Gannon and Dan are a lot of fun to interact with. You're right there plenty of collectors out there we don't know about. Before UA-cam, we were part of that group.
Have a great weekend!
Nice video and cards. I think there are a lot of cards and players that fly under the radar.
Thanks Jim. There sure are.
Great way to support non video makers. Awesome 68 Card trio. Always enjoy my friend
Thanks Scott! Have a great weekend.
Man, your videos are the best.
Thanks so much Chris!
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Franco Harris and Johnn\y Unitas and Dan Marino COOL!
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