You've GOT MONEY in those 1980's SETS!
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- Опубліковано 8 сер 2024
- There is plenty of value in the 1980's Topps Sets!!! We give you all the details!
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0:00 Lets Talk!
1:36 Important MEAT Question
2:45 Season 3 Inventory!
3:48 #10 1981-82 Topps Basketball
4:11 #9 1982 Topps Football
4:40 #8 1981 Topps Football
5:03 #7 1980 Topps Baseball
5:35 #6 1986-87 Topps Hockey
6:05 #5 1986 Topps Football
6:48 #4 1985-86 Topps Hockey
7:14 #3 1982 Topps Baseball
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9:09 #2 1980-81 Topps Hockey
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NEWS ALERT: I realize that I pronounced Patrick Roy's name wrong...and it'll be the first of many Hockey mistakes I make the next few months. 😎
It's hockey, you are forgiven.
Lol. My last name is Roy like you said. In the late 80s I had some buddies that would call me by the hockey players pronunciation. To this day one of them calls me by my full name just so he can pronounce it like that
Haha! I was wondering if you knew
Yes it's pronounced PAT-RIK...the C is silent.
Redeem yourself by learning how to say Nap Lajoie and report to us in the next episode of chasing cardboard :)
You should have the 84 Topps Football set on this list. Rookie Cards of Marino, Elway, and Dickerson just to name a few.
They were #11 on the list.
Great list, however in my opinion, I would put 1984 Topps Football ahead of 82 FB. Sure the LT, Lott and Munoz are great cards, just think the Elway, Marino, Dickerson and 9 other HOF RC’s are more impactful. I love the content, keep up the great work.
Haha that's funny how that commercial said "this may be your last chance to get the 90 Topps set" Couldn't be further from the truth lol!
This was fun. Thanks for the laid back summary. very helpful. Do more of these!
84 football has to be worth way more than 82. Theres like 15 hof RC in there.
Without a doubt
That Topps Ad showing the 1974 Mike Schmidt second year card had to have been the biggest false advertising I’ve ever seen. Even in 1990 that card was about a $40 card.
Great video! I agree with #1. That perforated trio Bird/Magic rookie card is amazing. Topps later produced the 2003 Matrix set with the legendary “Big 3” Lebron/Wade/Bosh rookie and variation with Carmelo. Super iconic design.
I'm not a set collector but maybe one day I'll start working on the 1984 Donruss baseball.
Beef for sure for me. For anyone looking for a decent 80's set that wasn't overproduced to hell but that doesn't break the bank, I'd look at '83 Topps baseball. You have three iconic HOF rookie cards in Gwynn, Boggs and Sandberg, and the design of the set is really nice too. Pretty sure you can pick up a complete set for less than $100.
Pork dude...chicken and fish would probably make me feel better about myself, but I'm a big pork guy lol. Very versatile. I think Ribs are probably the tie breaker for me
If you are ever in the SF Bay Area and want to catch some delicious ocean fish to stock the freezer with and talk cards while doing so hit me up.
Now that sounds quite appealing!
Great video Ty. Those are all fantastic sets and the information would definitely help people that don't really know. As for me I would say fish for the rest of my life haha
Thanks MFB! And...Fish... who would have thunk? :--)
Great breakdown on the Topps sets of the 80’s. Definitely nothing from the late 80’s. Love the commercial of Mike Schmidt stating it might be your last chance to get a 1990 set. I bet you have found a few sealed versions of that set in the collections you have found.
I’m definitely going with fish, and chicken would be second. Basically have cut out most red meat from my diet.
Public service announcement, Patrick Roy of the Canadians and Avalanche is pronounced “waah” and not “Roy”. Looking forward to the next chicken coop episode! 😝😜🤪
Love your videos!
Thank you!
Love your videos. Kudos. Dude, you’re in some serious Sasquatch country there. I keep looking over your shoulder wondering if one will randomly walk by. 😅👍🏼👍🏼
Love your content and have watched many of your episodes and bid on some of your vintage cards. It's important to mention the Topps Tiffany Sets of the 1980's. They are incredibly valuable with gem mint graded versions selling in the thousands to tens of thousands in some cases
Thank you Jacopo... Yeah, I purposely stayed away from the Tiffany's because we will have a separate video on them soon.
Those were collectors issues and basically parallels. Plus they aren’t that common to find anymore as many have been broken down for grading.
We also have several rookies and champions that are in our 80s Scanlens sets that are exploding right now.
I think this is happening in a lot of countries as they become vintage and are added to the hall of fame.
The Corona era got many back into the hobby as well.
Lol. Your being friendly and talking to your food. Looks like a great spread ya got there. Love the bluffs in the background. I'm in Iowa ...so nothing in my background. Except corn if I were out of Des Moines. Lol
Haha! Iowa is beautiful as well... we've spent lots of time across Iowa the past 10 years, love your state.
we need more vids like this!!!! amazing man
Thanks Colin, we'll try to pump some more out.
My question is, if you have a sealed set is it better to break the seal and pull the hit card(s) or leave the set sealed?
Enjoying watching your videos
I would rate the Top 3 1980s rookies as 80T Rickey, 84D Mattingly and 89UD Griffey.
For future reference, Patrick Roy pronounced "Waaah" not Roy. Also, besides the 80-81 Bird Magic that set is a disaster with the way the cards are numbered since the panels vary the players appear on various diff full cards
Fair enough! Thanks for the call out
Yea may not be a great set as a whole, but I'd still take that set over any other 80s set just to get that 1 card.
Looks like "Roy" to me
He’s French Canadian.
Absolutely ❤️ Smooth Sleeves!!! Been using them since the beginning. They’re 1A in sleeves w/ 1B being the Grade Saver Pro pull tab sleeves! An absolute MUST when sending cards in for grading.
For the most part I agree w/the list, but would think the 1980 Topps Rickey Henderson set would be higher up since his rookie cards worth more than all the rest sans the Bird/Magic/DrJ! Although, of course they’re super difficult to grade.
LOVE the show!👊🙌💎
New sub love the channel brother good luck 🙏🏼
Thank you!
Where can I find unopened sets for those prices?
Thanks for a great video. Agree with #1 - specifically for the Julius Erving /Bird/Magic card. Yes, I'm a homer.
Very cool info and breakdown. I'm primarily baseball so had no idea about most others. I'm bummed out that Mr Schmidt said I have lost out on a chance at an official 1990 set. Good luck finding one of those babies in your search! Probably chicken for me and beef second. Although, could I live without bacon? We had a small cattle farm growing up. Nothing like the taste of raising your own.
Heck yeah. We are building fencing to start Sheep/Cattle ...seems daunting, but I'm pretty stoked.
I have a topic question that I would love to hear you thoughts. In the Junk wax error cards were way over produced. And that meant there were thousands of each individual player. Seems like today there are thousands of cards of each player but they are numbering a lot of them making them chase cards. So is there actually a false market that will fall apart one day.
Instead of 5 million of the same card in the 80’s now you have 5 million 1 of 1s that basically diminish the value. It’s why you can find inserts from the 90’s numbered to 500 that are worth more than 1 of 1s today of the same player.
Other than hockey, I had many of those cards in my youth. Some were traded, some went into bike spokes, some were BB gun targets and the survivors (Henderson rc, Bird &Magic rc etc) were later stolen out of a storage unit I had in the early 90s. Trying to replace some but it's getting expensive these days...
BB gun targets. HA!
Nice video 👍
Prob chicken. However if you let me say seafood in place of fish. I’ll goo seafood
Fun fact - the 198 card Topps hockey sets in the mid-80s didn't feature "doubles' of several players. 66 of the cards were "double printed". This was due to the layout of the cards on the sheets of cardboard. 132 was usually the "magic number" of cards on a sheet. So the 198 cards sets had 132 single printed and 66 double printed (66 + 66 = 132) cards. Many sets had card totals in multiples of 132 total cards. Topps football sets in the 80s either had 528 (132 × 4) or 396 (132 × 3) cards while most of the baseball sets had huge 792 (132 × 6) card checklists.
Awesome, loved this kind of content! Honorable mention 1986 Topps update Baseball?
You can get the set today for 50 bucks. Only real value is the Bonds rookie, however 86 is extremely difficult to grade due to the black border.
I have 1984 donruss set still from my childhood along with 2 Topps Tiffany
Good video 👍 Fish
Thanks RR!!
Great video & someone who grew up in the 80s I still have all those set on my wish list.
Also growing up on a 234 acre farm with beef cows, chickens, & some lambs. I prefer beef overall plus you’ll save a lot of money.
Thank you MCB! Dang...234 Acres!! Where at?
In WI about 30 minutes West of Madison.
the pig gives you bacon and breakfast sausage, chops, ribs, loins, hams. it is the ultimate animal in terms of versatility if you can only eat 1. To me sheep are a great Homestead animal because you can get meat milk AND fiber all in 1. But in reality a well diversified Homestead keeps the pastures grazed correctly and maximizes input efficiency... oh, were we talking about cards?
HAHA!! You are in your element.
we usually kill a couple deer each year and it lasts a full year in the freezer. but the best tasting is def cow long term frozen then cooking imo
Nice!! A deer last a full year?
@@CHASINGCARDBOARD we have most of it processed into ground beef for chili and burgers etc. and a large deer last most of the year for us. usually like 135lbs of meat few steaks
Hey guys! Could you do a short on pricing a large collection? Do you comp out some things and guesstimate total amount of cards with what you can expect to be apread out through the rest of the stuff.
I ask because I bought a collection which was essentially made up of boxes and binders that covered a 5x5x5 area. Comped everything out and just going through a few boxes I knew it hadnt been picked through. Lady through out 2k. Did the quick math and knowing what I had already found in just a few boxes I just went for it and said lets do it.
Pork hands down! Ham, pork chops, pork tenderloin, sausage, ribs, pulled pork aaannnd BACON! I bought a collection from a customer of mine and he had a ton of the 80-81 Topps NBA cards almost all of them except the Magic/Bird/Erving and they were super mint. I am waiting to bulk ship to PSA. I wish there was an easier way to send all my cards in to get graded and not have to front the cost.
Where can you purchase these box sets just starting to collect cards
eBay...
@@CHASINGCARDBOARD thanks
Chicken for health but pork and beef have so many cuts and ways to prepare, you would likely never get sick of it.
you used a picture of a dog when you said lamb lol!
I was wondering how long it would take for someone to notice!!
I’d have to go with pork or beef, also would love to see more hockey on the channel
I'm trying to ramp up my knowledge as fast as possible. We'll be in Canada in a few weeks, so I need to prepare myself. :-)
fish! Many different tastes, depending on the fish and how cooked. Great content!
Good stuff and great points on the Fish.
I have a complete 86 football set the cards have a slight bend to them bc they have been in those short boxes that they used to sell them in a lot of nice rookies the rice rookie is one of the best cards i have..
Thanks for watching!
Good list. Just glad that 1986 topps baseball didn’t make the list!
is there any value in 1989 Baseball topps , great show and massive fan from South Africa
You got any videos out there about what your family is learning about related to homesteading?
P.s. Chicken would be my choice. Plus, chickens are easy to raise and they can be helpful for soil health if you do things well. Fish would be cool too, especially if you set up some aquaponics kinds of systems to go along with them, so their poo before you eat them could feed plant growth.
Dang... dropping the knowledge. I don't do videos on homesteading (although we've thought about it)... mainly because I'm such a novice. Who do you like watching?
@@CHASINGCARDBOARD you should make a channel of your homesteading learning! The fact that you're novices could just be part of the whole thing. I personally would appreciate seeing homesteading through the experience of someone brand new into it who is just figuring out different things for the first time. I mean with everything else you have going on, don't know how motivated you'd be to do another channel, but I'd be happy to be your first subscriber if you did!
I don't watch any one channel about homesteading at the moment, though I've watched lots on specific topics I wanted to learn more about over the years. Learning about permaculture and small scale farming has been a hobby of mine for quite a number of years now. And as part of homeschooling, my kids and I have done a bunch of small scale farming experiments using different methods (hugelkulture, aquaponics, building raised beds, companion planting, raising chickens, pine needle mulching, etc).
86 Fleer??
what about topps traded tiffany sets? 1987 and 1990
Ty I'm pretty sure I saw you drive by today in your sweet van! Cheers buddy. Stop by sometime! I'd love to chat.
Yeah? Where was that?
First thing: beef. Steak and hamburger. Good video. I think you should of added Tiffany collections.
so far I ran into two great deals on Facebook on 80s football sets.. one guy had 2x factory sets from 1984-1989 with a near perfect Rice RC in one of them and bought all those for 150.. then another guy had the complete run from 78-89 topps only missing rice-marino and montana that his ex wife stole.. got all those for 150 along with another $600 in doubles and older fb stars..
Would like you to do the top ten 1980 baseball sets too
Gimme something more exciting.
Lamb is low key underrated!!! Great versatility
Do u have another channel for the homesteading?
No... I've debated on starting one... I'm such a novice with it, that I don't think it would be very entertaining.
@@CHASINGCARDBOARD bub u are already building a chicken coop your not a novice I am I only have the material
Pretty much any 1980s topps tiffany sets go for more than any of these sets except maybe your #1 set.
Which meat? In the BB world, the less legs, the better. I’d say fish. In taste preference, I’d love beef first. But in health, especially for a year, fish 💯
I’d struggle without beef but chicken is more versatile I think. Cool info out of my wheelhouse being a 90s and 00s collector.
Still useful to know.
Nice video
Thanks Cannon!
Love your videos as an 80s/90s collector that just started to dip my toes back into the hobby. That lamb looks an awful lot like a dog. Just sayin'. :) Tough question though, but I would probably pick chicken with beef as a close second.
I literally damaged a corner sticking a card in a penny sleeve as you started that ad...that said, those are nickel sleeves...paying 5x as much for penny sleeves doesn't seem feasible, though I like the concept. If they were $1.50 a pack instead of a buck, I'd be all in. But $5? Yikes.
They're five penny sleeves.. :)
No doubt...inflation is real... BUT... I will seriously never go back to standard sleeves. These are game changers and worth the price.
Aloha Ty. If you were to do a top 20, I'm thinking you might have included '84 Donruss baseball, '89 Score football, and '84 Fleer update baseball. Awesome sets for sure. So sorry to see your pigs on death row. Maybe a pardon from the governor?
Especially 1984 Fleer Update and Donruss. Some of the sets on the list had one iconic card in them. The Donruss set had iconic rookies AND expensive veteran cards. I remember paying $25 for the Ripken alone.
owen benjamin is the man when it comes to homesteading sure you are good too bro, fish so long as it is not filled with mercury
I'll check him out, one guy I haven't heard of!! Thank you!
HHUUHH! Chicken Coups!?!? Next Video! Don't quit your day job Ty 🤪🤪🤪
I will buy 1980 topps sets for 170 all day everyday how many you got
Surprised you didn't have the 1985 Topps baseball set in the top 10
Thanks Brandon.... yeah 1985 was pretty fair down the list. Buying a complete set is fairly cheap (~$50)
Love that set. I've bought many over the years. Plenty of Rookies with Hall of Fame talent who won't ever make it (McGwire, Clemens, Gooden). At least it has the Puckett.
The McGwire PSA 10 consistently sells at $1500-$2000, Clemens at about $1000, and the Puckett around $800. Heck the Eric Davis PSA 10 usually fetches between $700-$1000. Not to mention about a dozen Hall of Famers whose 10s live in the $200-$500 range.
For me, the 1985 is definitely worth the $50 to hunt for those 10s. Plenty of chances and good ROI every time.
Have people work for baseball cards on the home stead. Document a day of it.
I had 1980 81 Basketball 500 count vending box I bought for 5 dollars back then,I I couldnt figure out how to put a set together,so I threw them out. True story. I wonder how many BIRD ,MAGIC,ERVING cards there were? Makes me sick to think about it.
Lol, I would go with Duck
Why not add 1984 or 85 USFL sets? They were produced by Topps.
Yeah maybe…but I’ve never seen any of those in the wild. But good point…
FYI- Patrick Roy is pronounced like "Wah", not "Roi". I bet some hockey fans got a little grumpy on that one.
i guess the 86 fleer basketball and 84 fleer baseball update sets are worthless then lol
Thanks for watching!
Where is 1983 Topps? Tony Gwynn, Sandberg, Boggs, Strawberry...just to name a few.
Beef, no doubt about it. I’d go elk or moose first if they were an option
I'd go fish all day.
How did the 1986 Fleer Basketball not make the list?!?!
Because that is "Fleer"... and this was a Topps list.
This list was Topps only
Give me a year full of ribeyes please!
Fish. I like steak best, but I'd have a heart attack eating that every day.
🐟 for the win!
Why did your lamb bark?
I have alot of 80's mlb Topps and score sets....anybody in So-Cal interested?
Beef all the way! 🐄
Chicken for sure. Eggs and meat!
fish fur shur
Lam
Not much after ‘85 eh? And oh by the way MOOOOOOOOO! on your meat question. Yeah, I know, I’m a big SOB!
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Probably chicken so I don’t blow an artery
HAHA!
I would rate 82 topps traded at the bottom. Only 1 card has any real value in the set. In a psa 9 the 82 LT rookie is worth about the same as the 82 ripken traded.
Fair enough... I ranked these by sales price, not personal preference.
Must have forgotten the Ronnie Lott Rookie and the Joe Montana second year which is notoriously off center and hard to find in a 10.
Chicken
Thanks Thomas!
it's hands down Beef , I eat steak every day , I do a modified carnivore diet
fish all day-
Beef no brainer.
agreed
Beef all day!
Eat more fish!
99 times out of 100, pulling cards out of these complete sets will not be high grade. Otherwise that would be more common practice and the sets would sell for much more than they currently do. Reason they are affordable for most part is bc one should expect the key cards to be mid grade at best. Speaking from experience in attempt to save money and try fish for a high grade RC rather than pay for the slab. Not worthy the money or energy to try that. Live and learn.
Especially collated sets of the 80’s that didn’t come in factory set form. The dealers that made these sets back then always kept the best centered cards to sell individually. Many times the dealers broke down vending cases to make sets and those were the best because they didn’t get the wax and gum stains but they were also the worst for quality control as they were usually the last off the printers presses and why they were meant for vending machines.
Chicken would be the best option, it’s the healthiest. Fish is also healthy but there is the issue of mercury as well as radioactive isotopes from Fukushima.
Now that is a response!!!
Pork is a trap for the heathen, detrimental to your health and a sin to the Most High Yah. Lamb, chicken, and sardines all have their place though. Hard to choose just one because they all have their pros. Lamb might be the most nutritious, although chicken and fish are easier to digest.
Are we talking about sports cards or cooking?! Hahaha!