@@aaronkosharskyswhiteknight5224 It’s not got a 100,000+ subscribers because it’s a show about ball cards. I subscribe to several ball card shows on UA-cam and none of them are even close to that many subscribers. But to me it’s the best one on UA-cam.
This UA-cam series is something truly, deeply and profoundly special. I don’t know what it would take to get you to TV, but this deserves to be broadcast worldwide because this reflects the ACTUAL hobby. It’s truth, the love, the passion and the testimonies and stories. This is why and how it began and the depth of value this provides on a human level is incredible and needs to be shared with more people. I also love how emotional it is, I don’t think I’ve seen an episode that doesn’t bring a tear or tears to my eyes. God bless you and all I ask is that you never lose this touch you have with the people and the faith and God aspect you are willing to reflect also because it is all deeply needed. Thank you for always reflecting the nostalgic, genuine side of the hobby and not selling yourself short to project the business and cutthroat mentality delivered on every other channel. You are really appreciated. God bless you, brother and God bless all the endeavors for Chasing Cardboard. 🙏🏼💙✝️🙌🏼
I remember Scott, and collecting some of his rookie cards back in the early 90’s. My heart goes out to him and his family for the loss of his brother. Losing a close relative is an emotional hardship, but losing someone so young is devastating. May God bless you and your family, and help you heal.
I have 1 question. Why is this show “chasing cardboard NOT a regular show on network TV? Network TV wants to load the channels with JUNK and this wholesome show is on UA-cam mind boggling
Those enclosed bats he showed back of his trucks are easily worth thousands. Man congrats awesome find & awesome vid as usual! Keep it up man you’ll never fathom how many of us can’t wait every week for a new vid! & doesn’t have to always be finds/buys. We’re all fans of you now, as long as it’s cards we’re here to watch! Keep it up partner
So crazy, I watched this episode Friday and over the weekend was going through my childhood cards (yay junk wax era babies!) and no joke, found the Donruss Scott Coolbaugh Rated Rookie card!
Another fantastic episode. Well done, CC team! What a horrible thing to have happened, but what a wonderful thing the family did in response. Thank you for such great, consistent, content. 👍
Loved the video. Love your content. Seen your whatnot sales. Keep up the amazing work. Would be an honor to sit down and talk cards with you and go through my collection. I got a good amount of stuff. Been collecting for years
16:11 "Go Cougs!" Mike Leach auto when he was at WSU. Miss that guy! I remember hearing that tragic story about Scott's brother passing from the foul ball when it happened.
I played high school ball with Scott's brother Mike in San Antonio, and was shocked when I heard about his accident, such a tragedy. It's nice to see what his brother has done in his memory.
Another great episode. I know someone who has a ton of Scott’s rookie cards. Sounds like he has a lot of great stories. My best to his family and hope to see some of these autograph items for sale soon
There's a tremendous book on Mike Coolbaugh (and Scott) called "Heart of the Game". Goes into tremendous detail, including the story of the unlucky young man who hit the line drive that killed Mike.
I remember Scott Coolbaugh when he played for the Tulsa Drillers, used to watch that team all the time...LOTs of stars there. His brother was with the Tulsa Drillers as well...a very sad deal when that traumatic thing happened. i remember the PA Announcer - Cooooooooooooollllbaaaaauuuugggghhhhh!!
I lived in Little Rock when Mike Coolbaugh was hit by the foul ball at an Arkansas Travelers game. Safety changes were made so hopefully something similar won’t happen again
@CHASINGCARDBOARD 200 autographed items, half which had COAs right? You paid the man $4 per item? Cheese and rice not sure how u arrived at your number but I would have thought a min of $10-20/item would be fair which leaves plwenty of room or $2,000-$3000
@@ed-steminator6688 I think at one point they said less than 100 autos with only 30-40 with jsa certifications. Id guess they piece it out for a couple thousand, which makes 850 more than fair?
A lot of those were low priced autographs not worth the cost of JSA, and sell for $5-20 and will take years to sell. The Mccovey can be bought for $40 on eBay or less and it’s the best thing in there (that we saw). Just like junk wax era, it was junk autograph era and everybody signed too much and for little back then. I have a warehouse full of it, and I’m waiting for TY to come over lol. He’s a reseller, not a collector.
I'm pretty sure when people donated items to help the foundation, they didn't anticipate those items would end up in his personal storage unit. 5:56 Some of the stuff "we kept for personal reasons"... Isn't that called "fraud"? Those things weren't yours to keep, man.
After they extinguished the foundation, they had a lot of leftover items. They kept stuff out of that, and sold the rest to us and another retired MLBer. So no, they didn’t commit fraud. They had a TON OF STUFF.
@@CHASINGCARDBOARD Thanks for the reply. I dunno... nothing seems OK about donated items ending up in someone's personal collection, years after the foundation was closed down. I would have felt an obligation to liquidate the items prior to closing down the foundation and put the money toward the cause it was originally intended -- even if it was just 50 cents on the dollar. The last thing I would have done is lock it up in my personal storage unit.
I don't remember Mike Coolbaugh playing (2000?) but I watched Scott with the Padres in 91 and somehow remember his Topps card with the Rangers that year. I have oh so many cards worth less than a penny but are still fun to me. And dirt cheap to buy so I dont have to worry about ROI like those poor souls that invested in Aristides Aquino or Wander.
$850? What a joke. I am a dealer and I would have offered way more than that. The Favre Ball had a COA, and if half of those had COA's, you are going to do just fine. It also doesn't cost $75 per to get authenticated. It goes by the athlete and some are only like $20, and there are quite a few big names who are only $20-30. The guys who are $75 are guys who are passed away like Willie Mays, Ted Williams, etc. They may be more now, but they were. Regardless, if you are getting the bats too, then you screwed him at $850. That Judge bat alone is worth more than that.
Haha. 🤣 … what would you have offered? And no… bats were NOT included. It was 40 JSA autos, junk wax, and a stack of non-jsa autos. We offered a very fair price
PRO TIP- YOUR BAT SWING IN THE OPENING OF THE VID, LOOKS LIKE YOU’RE SWINGING A GOLF CLUB NOT A BASEBALL BAT ON THE FOLLOW-THROUGH. (STAY AWAY FROM THE GOLF COURSE DUDE
And classically.....I'm pretty sure card's of Scott are worth.....well.....not much. Not being rude..but it is a fact a HUGE amount of cards just aren't worth anything. Common's....are well.....common. Too bad they don't have baseball card shows that feature "common" players. People would like that. Hope things work out for his brother.
Such a low baller every episode a Aaron judge bat is $850 alone ! I was to pressed seen to many episodes already had to go to comments asap when I heard the offer
Another smooth brained comment, couldn't even understand what was being said in the video about the bats but fires off about them thinking they were part of the deal.
I can't believe this channel DOESN'T have 100,000++ subs. These vids are insanely good.....!!!!!
@@aaronkosharskyswhiteknight5224 - never even noticed the music? I'm gonna say "no" to your answer.
@@aaronkosharskyswhiteknight5224I respectfully disagree.
@@aaronkosharskyswhiteknight5224
It’s not got a 100,000+ subscribers because it’s a show about ball cards. I subscribe to several ball card shows on UA-cam and none of them are even close to that many subscribers. But to me it’s the best one on UA-cam.
I agree...just found this in October of 2024, and I can't get enough of these
This has to be my favorite show on UA-cam
Wow! Appreciate that!
same
Only you guys could turn a boring storage unit with junk wax into an emotional episode. you and team are so talented.
This UA-cam series is something truly, deeply and profoundly special. I don’t know what it would take to get you to TV, but this deserves to be broadcast worldwide because this reflects the ACTUAL hobby. It’s truth, the love, the passion and the testimonies and stories. This is why and how it began and the depth of value this provides on a human level is incredible and needs to be shared with more people. I also love how emotional it is, I don’t think I’ve seen an episode that doesn’t bring a tear or tears to my eyes. God bless you and all I ask is that you never lose this touch you have with the people and the faith and God aspect you are willing to reflect also because it is all deeply needed. Thank you for always reflecting the nostalgic, genuine side of the hobby and not selling yourself short to project the business and cutthroat mentality delivered on every other channel. You are really appreciated. God bless you, brother and God bless all the endeavors for Chasing Cardboard. 🙏🏼💙✝️🙌🏼
I remember Scott, and collecting some of his rookie cards back in the early 90’s. My heart goes out to him and his family for the loss of his brother. Losing a close relative is an emotional hardship, but losing someone so young is devastating. May God bless you and your family, and help you heal.
I have 1 question. Why is this show “chasing cardboard NOT a regular show on network TV? Network TV wants to load the channels with JUNK and this wholesome show is on UA-cam mind boggling
great editing ,ty has a great voice. hopefully we’ll see them get rewarded
Agreed! This show is a hidden gem!
Nobody watches TV anymore
Im with you. This show is way to good
Because baseball cards dont have broad enough appeal for a true tv show
1st timer here. Excited to watch the rest of your library. Enjoyabl!
Oh man, this story took a sad turn. Another great episode!
I remember the story about his brother. Damn first time I’ve seen someone talk about it. Wild.
This was another great episode. I really enjoyed your conversation with Scott. I think those autos will sell good.
Those enclosed bats he showed back of his trucks are easily worth thousands. Man congrats awesome find & awesome vid as usual! Keep it up man you’ll never fathom how many of us can’t wait every week for a new vid!
& doesn’t have to always be finds/buys. We’re all fans of you now, as long as it’s cards we’re here to watch! Keep it up partner
So crazy, I watched this episode Friday and over the weekend was going through my childhood cards (yay junk wax era babies!) and no joke, found the Donruss Scott Coolbaugh Rated Rookie card!
Haha!! Awesome!
You guys do such a good job of making this look like some HGTV-like production. Pretty legit.
Another fantastic episode. Well done, CC team!
What a horrible thing to have happened, but what a wonderful thing the family did in response.
Thank you for such great, consistent, content. 👍
You’re always making me cry! So many of these stories are so emotional. And the music always adds to it. These are great videos.
Another fantastic episode! What a crazy story and cool collection!
Great channel. Content always well done. Keep the videos coming
Loved the video. Love your content. Seen your whatnot sales. Keep up the amazing work. Would be an honor to sit down and talk cards with you and go through my collection. I got a good amount of stuff. Been collecting for years
16:11 "Go Cougs!" Mike Leach auto when he was at WSU. Miss that guy!
I remember hearing that tragic story about Scott's brother passing from the foul ball when it happened.
I absolutely love this channel. Not a shabby swing either. 😂 . Looking forward to the next. As always, stay safe!!
Thank you for what you do.
You got it Patrick! Thank you for watching.
Not even a card guy and love this show put it on tv honestly.
I remember pulling Scott Coolbaugh rookies
Wowzer. Real life simon birch situation there. Prayers up for the family
Enjoyed this. Felt very raw. Do more like this
I didn't expect to be crying at 11am, but here we are.
Get Sprint some TISSUES!
The Drillers retired his brothers number in July of 2023, I am a huge Drillers fan growing up in Tulsa. Happy to know the foundation exists.
love your show. its not just buying. always a nice story. thx
Average bat weight is 32oz. Judge uses a 33oz bat which is heavy nowadays. Player that used the heaviest was Babe Ruth with a 45oz bat.
What a tragic story. The very last thing you’d expect to happen at a baseball game. What a good looking family Mike-RIP
16:13 was that a Michael auto?!?! Unless you mention it, couldn’t tell
I remember Scott, when he was with the OKC 89er's. Nice guy, he would sign Auto's for the kids, me being one.
I have gotten Mr. Coolbaugh TTM before 😊
He's as you would say a "cool guy"
I didn't know that about his brother though 🥺😔 awww
Always a top shelf Show, bottom line is we love the Hobby, Thank You For Sharing
I played high school ball with Scott's brother Mike in San Antonio, and was shocked when I heard about his accident, such a tragedy. It's nice to see what his brother has done in his memory.
Thanks Eric!
Beautiful episode.
Guys,
This channel is a ticking time bomb, let’s enjoy the times we have while they are relatively small, this show is destined for big things💯💯☑️☑️🔥🔥
Scott Coolbaugh is cool!
Another great episode. I know someone who has a ton of Scott’s rookie cards. Sounds like he has a lot of great stories. My best to his family and hope to see some of these autograph items for sale soon
I’m guessing Mike is gonna grab some of those autos
This is my favorite card channel on youtube, I look forward to every video! Keep it up!
I'm literally looking at his card while I'm doing my 1980-190 full sets crazy
this one hit home, no pun intended
Boom! Brandon will be here all week :-)
Scott was the man!
Beautiful production quality! This is a great channel and I hope that your channel gets tons more subscribers!
Amazing video! Love watching your episodes!
At-a-bay video thxs Ty
Pretty cool to spend some time with a major leaguer..who also happened to be one of Miguel Cabrera's coaches!
$850 is a steal
It wasn't...
Thought it was cool how many times Scott Coolbaugh said the word “cool.” On brand…and pretty cool
Is any of that wax available? 1991 upperdeck baseball? Where is all of that listed for sale
There's a tremendous book on Mike Coolbaugh (and Scott) called "Heart of the Game". Goes into tremendous detail, including the story of the unlucky young man who hit the line drive that killed Mike.
Alfonso Soriano swung a big bat
I remember Scott Coolbaugh when he played for the Tulsa Drillers, used to watch that team all the time...LOTs of stars there. His brother was with the Tulsa Drillers as well...a very sad deal when that traumatic thing happened. i remember the PA Announcer - Cooooooooooooollllbaaaaauuuugggghhhhh!!
Good one man. Two cool dudes checkin out memorabilia. lol. Fun one Ty. They always are. Appreciate ✌️✌️
Great stories . Good work .
Wonderful
Man….. I remember when that happened 😢
I'd really.love to have some of the boxes in your storage unit that aren't sports like nobody cops ghost busters and all that
Maybe a reach out to the History Channel? I could binge-watch hours and hours of “Chasing Cardboard”, and “American Pickers”.
I lived in Little Rock when Mike Coolbaugh was hit by the foul ball at an Arkansas Travelers game. Safety changes were made so hopefully something similar won’t happen again
Did it come with the aaron judge bat? U did well Ty! Got to meet a mlb player too! Keep up the good work!🎉
Dam that's a tragic way to go...RIP
Nothing that hasn't already been said. Nice work. Like the shorter episode.
Truly sad to hear about this mans brother and their family. :(
Never heard the story about Scott Coolbaugh's brother....really a tragedy. Some interesting autographs for sure.
I’m digging up all my Coolbaugh rookies from 1990 Donruss!
Lowwww ballllllll
Oh yeah? What would you have paid?
@CHASINGCARDBOARD 200 autographed items, half which had COAs right? You paid the man $4 per item? Cheese and rice not sure how u arrived at your number but I would have thought a min of $10-20/item would be fair which leaves plwenty of room or $2,000-$3000
@@ed-steminator6688 I think at one point they said less than 100 autos with only 30-40 with jsa certifications. Id guess they piece it out for a couple thousand, which makes 850 more than fair?
A lot of those were low priced autographs not worth the cost of JSA, and sell for $5-20 and will take years to sell. The Mccovey can be bought for $40 on eBay or less and it’s the best thing in there (that we saw). Just like junk wax era, it was junk autograph era and everybody signed too much and for little back then. I have a warehouse full of it, and I’m waiting for TY to come over lol. He’s a reseller, not a collector.
Idk if that was a far offer tbh. You no for a fact you can sell them. With or without. Lowballing a nice guy is a hobby.
I'm pretty sure when people donated items to help the foundation, they didn't anticipate those items would end up in his personal storage unit. 5:56
Some of the stuff "we kept for personal reasons"... Isn't that called "fraud"? Those things weren't yours to keep, man.
After they extinguished the foundation, they had a lot of leftover items. They kept stuff out of that, and sold the rest to us and another retired MLBer. So no, they didn’t commit fraud. They had a TON OF STUFF.
@@CHASINGCARDBOARD Thanks for the reply. I dunno... nothing seems OK about donated items ending up in someone's personal collection, years after the foundation was closed down. I would have felt an obligation to liquidate the items prior to closing down the foundation and put the money toward the cause it was originally intended -- even if it was just 50 cents on the dollar. The last thing I would have done is lock it up in my personal storage unit.
I don't remember Mike Coolbaugh playing (2000?) but I watched Scott with the Padres in 91 and somehow remember his Topps card with the Rangers that year.
I have oh so many cards worth less than a penny but are still fun to me. And dirt cheap to buy so I dont have to worry about ROI like those poor souls that invested in Aristides Aquino or Wander.
A storage unit full of junk wax and a junk wax staple!
Ha
@@CHASINGCARDBOARDgreat episode as per usual y'all!
850? $2000 was the better offer
Actually in hindsight, $500 would have been the better offer. Ended up being a TERRIBLE buy on our part.
$850? What a joke. I am a dealer and I would have offered way more than that. The Favre Ball had a COA, and if half of those had COA's, you are going to do just fine. It also doesn't cost $75 per to get authenticated. It goes by the athlete and some are only like $20, and there are quite a few big names who are only $20-30. The guys who are $75 are guys who are passed away like Willie Mays, Ted Williams, etc. They may be more now, but they were. Regardless, if you are getting the bats too, then you screwed him at $850. That Judge bat alone is worth more than that.
Haha. 🤣 … what would you have offered?
And no… bats were NOT included. It was 40 JSA autos, junk wax, and a stack of non-jsa autos. We offered a very fair price
PRO TIP- YOUR BAT SWING IN THE OPENING OF THE VID, LOOKS LIKE YOU’RE SWINGING A GOLF CLUB NOT A BASEBALL BAT ON THE FOLLOW-THROUGH. (STAY AWAY FROM THE GOLF COURSE DUDE
You’re a pro? Tell me more..
Why rip all these people off
Oh yeah? How much would you have paid?
And classically.....I'm pretty sure card's of Scott are worth.....well.....not much. Not being rude..but it is a fact a HUGE amount of cards just aren't worth anything. Common's....are well.....common. Too bad they don't have baseball card shows that feature "common" players. People would like that. Hope things work out for his brother.
Less talk show more cards
Wrong channel for that Boss....
Such a low baller every episode a Aaron judge bat is $850 alone ! I was to pressed seen to many episodes already had to go to comments asap when I heard the offer
Hey dude… we didn’t get the bats
Another smooth brained comment, couldn't even understand what was being said in the video about the bats but fires off about them thinking they were part of the deal.
You guys need to come to Fresno for a show. Pick me up and let me tag along lol.
North Idaho is my home and I'm proud to share GOD'S Country with this Family. Blessings.
Heck yeah!