Speculating is always a gamble. I stay away from the modern cards. More times than not you will get burned. Great advice to not get caught up in all the hype. All the free money during the pandemic helped drive the card prices up. Your 1960 Clemente, Killebrew, Yastrzemski and Mantle cards are amazing!! Great eye appeal!! Thanks for sharing!! Enjoy your channel!!
Great video Bill. We win some and we loose some. It is good advice to not prospect and give in to hype on ultra modern. On the mater of great eye appeal, those beautiful vintage cards are in your collection which is why we collect in the first place.
I loved the 1960 Topps Clemente & Killebrew! Both have nice centering and really good corners and I agree with you that they worth more than the average grade of 5 that are on both.
Thanks Billy your preaching to the choir on this video. Those 1960 baseball cards are awesome. I was trying to build a lower grade HOF. 1960 baseball card run and paid 130$ for what I thought was a 6/7 Bob Gibson and a 4/5 Stan Musial and struck out from a card show. So with SGC. grading,shpng. and insurance I paid about 170$. The Gibson came back a 4.5 and the Musial came back a 2? I could have got better ones from ebay for the same money. I still can`t see what`s wrong with the Musial. but I still like them alot. Im a Red`s fan but always thought the Cardinals were the Yankees of the NL. quality and class. I know about how you feel about Whitey because it`s probably the same way I feel about Sparky the world is and was just a better place because of those men. I think and thank GOD for The 75/76 Big Red Machine and that wire to wire 1990 Reds team that was kinda like the 80`s Cardinals just a bunch of really good players. I recently got a psa4, autograph 10 of Bobby Richardson 1960. I think only player to be WS. MvP. on a losing team.I think 7xas. + 5x gold glove.Been reading and studying about Bobby what a great man was one of Mickey`s best friends and gave his eulogy. I was wondering or did I miss it/ Do you like autographs on your 1960 set building cards? Peace Jim.
Hey Jim. Thanks for watching and commenting. It's definitely a gamble buying vintage cards ungraded! Whitey and Sparky is a pretty good comparison but I think Sparky had a better career as a manager. You're right, though they were both class acts. Bobby Richardson was an amazing player who's kind of been forgotten about. I like autographs and have some, but I'm building my set without autographs. Thanks again. I hope you enjoyed the video.
I went to the Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum about an hour and a half after the news of Herzog’s passing. They already had the flowers on his plaque. I was born in ‘85. I firmly believe he made me the fan I am today. He traded for Ozzie, my favorite player. I am a fan who loves defense. If Ozzie isn’t a Cardinal, if Whitey Ball isn’t a thing, etc, would I be the fan I am? I don’t know. I met Herzog for the only time in 2012, and he was great. The news wasn’t surprising, but definitely upsetting.
I've never been to the Cardinals HOF. I need to go sometime. Whitey definitely made some amazing moves to build the groundwork for what those teams would become. It's weird to think about how much different things would be for the Cardinals without him. I'm pretty sure I'd have still been a Cardinals fan as it seems to be in my blood from both sides of my parents' family. It's definitely interesting to think about. I never met him. Like I said, I wish I had gotten his autograph at the show.
@@billyballgamesportscards I gave his autograph to my dad. Meeting him was my memory. One of his most unheralded moves was bringing Red Schoendienst back to the organization. After being fired as manager Red went on to be a coach with the A’s for a couple years. Red is a Cardinal, and Whitey helped that more than we recognize.
@@billyballgamesportscards also, when you can definitely go to the Cardinals Hall, I love it. I based an entire card collection off of our Hall of Fame, and even had my picture taken with my collection there.
Great video Billy! Thanks for the shoutout! You stole the idea that I already stole from you... 😂. That Clemente is such a nice card for the grade. What I realized after I made my video is that paying up for eye appeal brings value, but it isn't reflected in the VCP prices (plus VCP prices seem to jump all over the place).
Haha! I thought you might find that entertaining! No doubt VCP average price does not account for eye appeal. Thanks for watching and commenting, my friend.
After the Covid boom, it never surprises me when cards go down in value. Ultra modern is always a gamble, but even vintage isn’t untouchable. In the end, those are great cards and that’s all the matters in a collection.
Those are some beautiful 5's! New sub here. Surprised to see any Mickey Mantle in this list but like you say, the eye appeal on those 5's means they'd sell above the average price.
Thanks for watching and subbing! It's much appreciated! I definitely try to go after very high eye appeal for the grade. Thanks for commenting, and I hope you enjoy the channel.
@BringingTheHeat-VBC Thanks, Mike. I think they were worth paying up for, no doubt. I'm happy with the cards, and like I said in the video, I think these are better than the VCP average price. Thanks for the kind words and comment.
Billy- thanks for your candid discussion here. That ‘60 Topps Clemente is beautiful. You will be up way past what you paid for it in four or five years. Hang on to them.
Much appreciated! I love that card. It's definitely not going anywhere any time soon, and it's part of the 60 set I'm building. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Really interesting with the mix of modern and vintage. My experience went the other way in that I sold a huge chunk of my collection in November 2019 before the boom. When o see what some of those cards go for now I just shake my head.
Nice video. In my opinion there is absolutely no need to buy modern cards graded. I think i got all my Dustin May cards which is right around 50 cards plus his heritage autograph for $25 total. Unless he gets the call to the HOF, which i doubt it he is always hurt... I do enjoy adding his cards, but they are all ungraded. We have lost a lot of old timers. Ken Holzman, Whitey Herzog and Carl Erskine. Tough.
Love the 60 All Star Mantle, almost impossible to find one that well centered, I'm looking for his 57 Topps card, talk about an impossible card to find that's not off centered
Thanks a lot, Billy. I appreciate you watching and commenting. That 57 set is tough to find centered for sure. The 57 Mantle is an awesome card. Good luck with your search!
@@billysikes1374 No problem at all. Life happens for sure! You are under absolutely no obligation to watch my incoherently rambling videos! I hope things calm down for you!
Maddox is without a doubt the greatest right handed pitcher that I've ever seen, I believe he was better than Seaver and I have edging out Gibson, His cards are criminally under valued, of course I have probably 50 of his rookie cards, mainly the 87 Donruss rated rookie, and 87 Donruss The Rookies, love the 87 Topps Traded, Fleer Update as well, I know Mad Dog is a gross human being and a prankster, but easily the goat of rightys, I mean he put a booger on Chipper Jones first career hit ball 😆 love the 60 Topps Clemente
Maddux was amazing. Definitely one of the best of that generation, for sure. I knew he was a prankster, but I had no idea he put a booger on Chipper's ball. That's hilarious yet very disturbing at the same time. I appreciate you watching and commenting as always!
Great video - new subscriber here, and I agree with many others here. Prices were inflated on many items from the gov't giving out "free money" during the plandemic, and we are watching the bubble deflate.
That 1960 Mantle is a 6 maybe a 7 but id have to see it in person so cant really determine. They are wanting you to crack and resubmit. That's what they do on vintage also they pop control vintage ultra modern not the slightest
Me too, mostly. I'm definitely a collector, but even a collector doesn't want a 1,000 dollar card to become a zero dollar card. At least I don't. Thanks for watching and commenting.
For vintage cards with tremendous high eye appeal, I would suggest you value it .5 to 1 full grade higher. That approach is pretty normal. If the higher eye appeal vintage card is really popular & less supply than the norm (e.g. ‘52 Topps Mantle, ‘49 Leaf & ‘50 Bowman J. Robinson, ‘55 & ‘68 3-D Clemente, 68 OPC & Venezuelan Ryan, etc… ), people can value it .5 to 2 full grades higher (based on sales).
Nice viedo…..I think if you could get more $ from the 5,s……the value would reflect that….even though the 5,s look really nice….there 5,s….maybe crack open and regrade?
Hey Richard, thanks for watching and commenting. If I was ever planning on selling them, I might consider that, but I don't think I'll ever be selling them. A lot of these are cards my wife or kids will have to deal with when I'm long gone. The lines can get blurry between grades. A high-end 4 can bleed into a low end 5, and a high-end 5 can overlap a low-end 6 value wise. But I'm not that worried about it. Thanks again.
$300 dollars for a Fernando Jr my God should have known better! I didn't pay $300 for the PSA 10 Albert Pujols rookie card I own. Whitey was great I met him in St. Petersburg Florida when I was 10 in 88. Yes he will be missed but trust me buddy he is in a much better place! And in the 90s I always thought Brian Jordan was going to be great, what the hell ever happened to him I always ask myself?
The Tatis trade is definitely one of my biggest mistakes in the hobby. It was up to 600 bucks at one point. How things change. I always thought Brian Jordan was going to be a beast also. He has a few good seasons. Including a 100 rbi season. He just couldn't stay healthy, unfortunately. Thanks for watching and commenting.
"Overpay based on eye appeal". If the card is truly nicer than the avg. card in that given grade then when sold it will sell higher. Hence you haven't overpaid
This past week I was invited to an Ozzie Smith collector group. I found out I paid $40 more for a card that others got recently. Oh well, because I have the card. Additionally, I picked up a good condition 1979 topps autographed card for only $100. I’m just saying outside of Lou Brock, Bruce Sutter, and maybe Rogers Hornsby a Cardinals fan shouldn’t be buying cubs cards.
Hey Jon. Sucks you overpaid for that card, but I guess from time to time, it's just part of how it goes. Does it make me less of a Cardinals fan if I would add Billy Williams, Ernie Banks, and Ryne Sandberg to the list? And some of their other HOFers?
@@billyballgamesportscards no, not at all. I was just giving you crap. It’s your collection, your rules. I’ve got Sandberg cards in my Ozzie collection, and I’ve got banks and Santo cards in my Boyer collection.
You can't look or judge card value, the same way you look at the stock market, which sounds what you are doing. Cards are a whole different animal into it's self.
Thanks for watching and commenting. I definitely don't look at cards as the stick market. Most of them I don't even look at as an investment, maybe a very long term one if that. I'm a collector and live the cards. At the beginning of the video, I said it was just mindless fun.
@@billyballgamesportscards ya about 34 cards. I can send you the numbers and condition as my number grade. If you want. If you want any we can try to work out a price and way to ship safe.
@harrydrucker5818 Ok, I'll consider it, and I appreciate the offer and reaching out to me about them. Full disclosure, though I won't be able to do anything until the National. All my baseball card money is going toward saving up to buy some big for me cards there. I hope you understand, and if you don't want to wait that long, I completely understand.
Luckily, I wasn't my VCP. it only has me down 1.5 percent overall. I got pretty lucky with the timing of moving from modern to vintage. I'm happy to see prices continue to drop! That makes it easier to pick up a lot of cards that I thought I wouldn't be able to afford. Thanks for watching and commenting. It's much appreciated!
@@billyballgamesportscards I literally had to stop buying during COVID. Everything was either too inflated or the shelves were empty because of scalpers.
Speculating is always a gamble. I stay away from the modern cards. More times than not you will get burned. Great advice to not get caught up in all the hype. All the free money during the pandemic helped drive the card prices up. Your 1960 Clemente, Killebrew, Yastrzemski and Mantle cards are amazing!! Great eye appeal!! Thanks for sharing!! Enjoy your channel!!
Thanks, Ken. I'm glad you enjoyed it. The hype is one of the reasons I got out of modern and ultra modern.
As someone who almost exclusively collects Mariners Griffey cards, I love to see his cards in your background.
That's awesome! I appreciate it. He's been one of my favorite players since 89.
Great video Bill. We win some and we loose some. It is good advice to not prospect and give in to hype on ultra modern. On the mater of great eye appeal, those beautiful vintage cards are in your collection which is why we collect in the first place.
Absolutely! Thanks, my friend. I appreciate you.
All said perfectly!!! Love the emotion and passion for collecting BASEBALL CARDS!!!!!
Thanks, Gary! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I loved the 1960 Topps Clemente & Killebrew! Both have nice centering and really good corners and I agree with you that they worth more than the average grade of 5 that are on both.
Thanks, Bruce. I definitely think they are very nice examples. Thanks for watching and commenting. It's much appreciated.
Thanks Billy your preaching to the choir on this video. Those 1960 baseball cards are awesome. I was trying to build a lower grade HOF. 1960 baseball card run and paid 130$ for what I thought was a 6/7 Bob Gibson and a 4/5 Stan Musial and struck out from a card show. So with SGC. grading,shpng. and insurance I paid about 170$. The Gibson came back a 4.5 and the Musial came back a 2? I could have got better ones from ebay for the same money. I still can`t see what`s wrong with the Musial. but I still like them alot. Im a Red`s fan but always thought the Cardinals were the Yankees of the NL. quality and class. I know about how you feel about Whitey because it`s probably the same way I feel about Sparky the world is and was just a better place because of those men. I think and thank GOD for The 75/76 Big Red Machine and that wire to wire 1990 Reds team that was kinda like the 80`s Cardinals just a bunch of really good players. I recently got a psa4, autograph 10 of Bobby Richardson 1960. I think only player to be WS. MvP. on a losing team.I think 7xas. + 5x gold glove.Been reading and studying about Bobby what a great man was one of Mickey`s best friends and gave his eulogy. I was wondering or did I miss it/ Do you like autographs on your 1960 set building cards? Peace Jim.
Hey Jim. Thanks for watching and commenting. It's definitely a gamble buying vintage cards ungraded! Whitey and Sparky is a pretty good comparison but I think Sparky had a better career as a manager. You're right, though they were both class acts. Bobby Richardson was an amazing player who's kind of been forgotten about. I like autographs and have some, but I'm building my set without autographs. Thanks again. I hope you enjoyed the video.
I went to the Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum about an hour and a half after the news of Herzog’s passing. They already had the flowers on his plaque. I was born in ‘85. I firmly believe he made me the fan I am today. He traded for Ozzie, my favorite player. I am a fan who loves defense. If Ozzie isn’t a Cardinal, if Whitey Ball isn’t a thing, etc, would I be the fan I am? I don’t know. I met Herzog for the only time in 2012, and he was great. The news wasn’t surprising, but definitely upsetting.
I've never been to the Cardinals HOF. I need to go sometime. Whitey definitely made some amazing moves to build the groundwork for what those teams would become. It's weird to think about how much different things would be for the Cardinals without him. I'm pretty sure I'd have still been a Cardinals fan as it seems to be in my blood from both sides of my parents' family. It's definitely interesting to think about. I never met him. Like I said, I wish I had gotten his autograph at the show.
@@billyballgamesportscards I gave his autograph to my dad. Meeting him was my memory. One of his most unheralded moves was bringing Red Schoendienst back to the organization. After being fired as manager Red went on to be a coach with the A’s for a couple years. Red is a Cardinal, and Whitey helped that more than we recognize.
@@billyballgamesportscards also, when you can definitely go to the Cardinals Hall, I love it. I based an entire card collection off of our Hall of Fame, and even had my picture taken with my collection there.
Beautiful Yaz card!
@robertarnold9594 Many thanks, Robert! I love it. I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Good video. That Clemente is way better looking than 5. That’s a keeper.
Thanks a lot. I thought it was really sharp, too. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Great video Billy! Thanks for the shoutout! You stole the idea that I already stole from you... 😂. That Clemente is such a nice card for the grade. What I realized after I made my video is that paying up for eye appeal brings value, but it isn't reflected in the VCP prices (plus VCP prices seem to jump all over the place).
Haha! I thought you might find that entertaining! No doubt VCP average price does not account for eye appeal. Thanks for watching and commenting, my friend.
After the Covid boom, it never surprises me when cards go down in value. Ultra modern is always a gamble, but even vintage isn’t untouchable. In the end, those are great cards and that’s all the matters in a collection.
Wise words for sure, Chris! The card that isn't down since the peak is a rare one. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Those are some beautiful 5's! New sub here. Surprised to see any Mickey Mantle in this list but like you say, the eye appeal on those 5's means they'd sell above the average price.
Thanks for watching and subbing! It's much appreciated! I definitely try to go after very high eye appeal for the grade. Thanks for commenting, and I hope you enjoy the channel.
@BringingTheHeat-VBC Thanks, Mike. I think they were worth paying up for, no doubt. I'm happy with the cards, and like I said in the video, I think these are better than the VCP average price. Thanks for the kind words and comment.
Billy- thanks for your candid discussion here. That ‘60 Topps Clemente is beautiful. You will be up way past what you paid for it in four or five years. Hang on to them.
Much appreciated! I love that card. It's definitely not going anywhere any time soon, and it's part of the 60 set I'm building. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@billyballgamesportscards anytime. I also subbed your channel!
@@The_Cincinnati_Kid thanks! I subbed to you as well. I'll check out your videos.
@@billyballgamesportscards I appreciate that. We have a mutual love of 1960 Topps! Awesome set!
@@The_Cincinnati_Kid Awesome! Are you building the set?
Great video BBG. New Subscriber. ⚾️. Whitey was the man. RIP
Thanks, David. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Whitey was awesome!
Another great one ☝️ 🎉
Thanks again!
Good vid,imho the more cards that are graded the lower the value is.
Very true. Thanks for watching and commenting, Nick!
Really interesting with the mix of modern and vintage. My experience went the other way in that I sold a huge chunk of my collection in November 2019 before the boom. When o see what some of those cards go for now I just shake my head.
You were the smart one, Drew. I switched from hockey back to baseball at the end of 2018 and didn't start with mainly vintage until 2020 or so.
Nice video. In my opinion there is absolutely no need to buy modern cards graded. I think i got all my Dustin May cards which is right around 50 cards plus his heritage autograph for $25 total. Unless he gets the call to the HOF, which i doubt it he is always hurt... I do enjoy adding his cards, but they are all ungraded. We have lost a lot of old timers. Ken Holzman, Whitey Herzog and Carl Erskine. Tough.
Yes, it is way too many way too fast. Thanks for watching and commenting, Steve.
That Shaq gold PSA 10 holds it's valve between 900 -1,000...
It's a big card. At the time I was looking at one they were 2 grand. I'm glad I didn't buy one then!
Love the 60 All Star Mantle, almost impossible to find one that well centered, I'm looking for his 57 Topps card, talk about an impossible card to find that's not off centered
Thanks a lot, Billy. I appreciate you watching and commenting. That 57 set is tough to find centered for sure. The 57 Mantle is an awesome card. Good luck with your search!
@@billyballgamesportscards thanks Billy, Sorry I haven't been tuning in, catching up though, have a lot of s--t going on at home
@@billysikes1374 No problem at all. Life happens for sure! You are under absolutely no obligation to watch my incoherently rambling videos! I hope things calm down for you!
Great looking Yaz Rookie dude.
Many thanks! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Maddox is without a doubt the greatest right handed pitcher that I've ever seen, I believe he was better than Seaver and I have edging out Gibson, His cards are criminally under valued, of course I have probably 50 of his rookie cards, mainly the 87 Donruss rated rookie, and 87 Donruss The Rookies, love the 87 Topps Traded, Fleer Update as well, I know Mad Dog is a gross human being and a prankster, but easily the goat of rightys, I mean he put a booger on Chipper Jones first career hit ball 😆 love the 60 Topps Clemente
Maddux was amazing. Definitely one of the best of that generation, for sure. I knew he was a prankster, but I had no idea he put a booger on Chipper's ball. That's hilarious yet very disturbing at the same time. I appreciate you watching and commenting as always!
@@billyballgamesportscards you can find that video on UA-cam lol He used to wipe his butt with guys socks then watch them put the socks on lol
@billysikes1374 Wow, that's next level! I'm surprised no one put hands on him.
Great video - new subscriber here, and I agree with many others here. Prices were inflated on many items from the gov't giving out "free money" during the plandemic, and we are watching the bubble deflate.
Which makes cards more affordable, and I'll be buying bunches! Thanks for watching and commenting. I subbed to you also. Many thanks.
That 1960 Mantle is a 6 maybe a 7 but id have to see it in person so cant really determine. They are wanting you to crack and resubmit. That's what they do on vintage also they pop control vintage ultra modern not the slightest
I'm good with it as a 5! It saved me a lot of money! Thanks for watching and commenting.
I look at my card collection as just that,.....a collection, not an investment.
Me too, mostly. I'm definitely a collector, but even a collector doesn't want a 1,000 dollar card to become a zero dollar card. At least I don't. Thanks for watching and commenting.
For vintage cards with tremendous high eye appeal, I would suggest you value it .5 to 1 full grade higher. That approach is pretty normal.
If the higher eye appeal vintage card is really popular & less supply than the norm (e.g. ‘52 Topps Mantle, ‘49 Leaf & ‘50 Bowman J. Robinson, ‘55 & ‘68 3-D Clemente, 68 OPC & Venezuelan Ryan, etc… ), people can value it .5 to 2 full grades higher (based on sales).
I love that idea, TJ! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Nice viedo…..I think if you could get more $ from the 5,s……the value would reflect that….even though the 5,s look really nice….there 5,s….maybe crack open and regrade?
Hey Richard, thanks for watching and commenting. If I was ever planning on selling them, I might consider that, but I don't think I'll ever be selling them. A lot of these are cards my wife or kids will have to deal with when I'm long gone. The lines can get blurry between grades. A high-end 4 can bleed into a low end 5, and a high-end 5 can overlap a low-end 6 value wise. But I'm not that worried about it. Thanks again.
$300 dollars for a Fernando Jr my God should have known better! I didn't pay $300 for the PSA 10 Albert Pujols rookie card I own. Whitey was great I met him in St. Petersburg Florida when I was 10 in 88. Yes he will be missed but trust me buddy he is in a much better place! And in the 90s I always thought Brian Jordan was going to be great, what the hell ever happened to him I always ask myself?
The Tatis trade is definitely one of my biggest mistakes in the hobby. It was up to 600 bucks at one point. How things change. I always thought Brian Jordan was going to be a beast also. He has a few good seasons. Including a 100 rbi season. He just couldn't stay healthy, unfortunately. Thanks for watching and commenting.
"Overpay based on eye appeal". If the card is truly nicer than the avg. card in that given grade then when sold it will sell higher. Hence you haven't overpaid
I get what you're saying, and I agree, but according to VCP average price, I overpaid. Thanks for watching and commenting. It's much appreciated.
I'm so happy I didn't buy one card during the pandemic. Not one. I've been a collector for 35 yrs I knew better.
Well done. I had a few get me, but not too bad. Thanks for watching and commenting.
If you ever want too sell it I just bought my first 3 vintage cards ..
That's awesome. Congrats! I appreciate the offer, but I don't really like to sell much. Thanks for watching and commenting.
But the centering on that 1960 Clemente!
Thank you. I thought it was really nice too!
Stick with vintage HOFers. You’ll never regret it.
Thanks, Mark. That's where most of my focus is at. I still love the junk wax era cards too though.
You didn't have to share this but you diiid, but you diiid, but you diiid... And I thaaaank you...
Haha! Well done, sir! Thanks for watching.
@@billyballgamesportscards Haha, you bet!
This past week I was invited to an Ozzie Smith collector group. I found out I paid $40 more for a card that others got recently. Oh well, because I have the card. Additionally, I picked up a good condition 1979 topps autographed card for only $100.
I’m just saying outside of Lou Brock, Bruce Sutter, and maybe Rogers Hornsby a Cardinals fan shouldn’t be buying cubs cards.
Hey Jon. Sucks you overpaid for that card, but I guess from time to time, it's just part of how it goes. Does it make me less of a Cardinals fan if I would add Billy Williams, Ernie Banks, and Ryne Sandberg to the list? And some of their other HOFers?
@@billyballgamesportscards no, not at all. I was just giving you crap. It’s your collection, your rules. I’ve got Sandberg cards in my Ozzie collection, and I’ve got banks and Santo cards in my Boyer collection.
@@jon-eriksuermann9844 I know I'm just messing with you back! I really appreciate you watching all my rambling videos and commenting!
@@billyballgamesportscards yeah man, keep up the good work on the videos.
@jon-eriksuermann9844 Thanks, my friend.
Fun to collect , not invest.
Without a doubt. I'm definitely a collector! Thanks for watching and commenting.
You can't look or judge card value, the same way you look at the stock market, which sounds what you are doing. Cards are a whole different animal into it's self.
Thanks for watching and commenting. I definitely don't look at cards as the stick market. Most of them I don't even look at as an investment, maybe a very long term one if that. I'm a collector and live the cards. At the beginning of the video, I said it was just mindless fun.
Do you coach High School? I volunteer with our local HS team and we just got eliminated from the state playoffs last night.
Yes, I do. I also coach girls middle school basketball. I'm sorry to hear that. Good luck with the rest of your season.
@@billyballgamesportscardsgood luck with your season. We lost a heart breaker. Up 5-1 in the 7th. 😢
@theathletearchives We've had some of those, too. It sucks!
I have some 60 Topps commons...interested?
I still need quite a few. Do you have a lot? I might be interested.
@@billyballgamesportscards ya about 34 cards. I can send you the numbers and condition as my number grade. If you want. If you want any we can try to work out a price and way to ship safe.
@harrydrucker5818 Ok, I'll consider it, and I appreciate the offer and reaching out to me about them. Full disclosure, though I won't be able to do anything until the National. All my baseball card money is going toward saving up to buy some big for me cards there. I hope you understand, and if you don't want to wait that long, I completely understand.
@@billyballgamesportscards I get it. I like your 1960 Mantle, have fun at the National in Cleveland.
@harrydrucker5818 Thanks, man. Will do.
PSA 5 Clemente I'll give to 200 for it
No thanks, I'm good. I'm building a 1960 set. I love that card!
All the values are coming back down to Earth. Y'all were egregiously over paying plain and simple.
Luckily, I wasn't my VCP. it only has me down 1.5 percent overall. I got pretty lucky with the timing of moving from modern to vintage. I'm happy to see prices continue to drop! That makes it easier to pick up a lot of cards that I thought I wouldn't be able to afford. Thanks for watching and commenting. It's much appreciated!
@@billyballgamesportscards I literally had to stop buying during COVID. Everything was either too inflated or the shelves were empty because of scalpers.
@@rozilla66 those are the main reasons I'm not tremendously in the hole right now.