This set is a personal favorite for a non-heralded rookie card of 3 Royals pitchers. I love this set for the overlapping of the stars: those going out like Willie McCovey, and the newcomers like Rickey Henderson and Eddie Murray. That World Series loss still stings as a Quiz fan. Thanks for sharing.
... that ''Rickey Henderson'' RC is super awesome! he's so under-rated given that he is ''THE'' King in 2 very important categories ... 1. He is the ... STOLEN BASES ''King''!! 2. He is the ... ''KING of RUNS" ... yep ... most RUNS scored ever! (most people don't know 'that') ... and, Ya can't win a game without scoring in 'em RUNS!! Indeed ... Rickey Henderson is proud of his stolen bases record, HOWEVER ... he is MOST PROUD of his ''RUNS'' record .... #RickeyHenderson
AWESOME "Dale Murphy" card ... "NOT" his Rookie card, but still -- Great Card ... Luv it! i believe his rookie is from 77-78 ... one of those years (give or take) ... BUT still, the card you feature in this video totally Totally -- RULES!!
Another amazing video. Awesome 1980 set with great info. The all-star cards look great. Like the George Brett and Dave Winfield cards. Thanks for sharing.
Hello Terry, i like a lots this Topps 1980 Baseball set, some pretty sweet cards. I enjoyed to watch the cards and listen to the stories. I like all thoses cards. Thanks for sharing and have a great week.
Thanks Fabien for checking this video out. This was the first year for baseball that I actively collected. I used to carry them around in a shoebox and trade them. The Pirates and Yankees cards were my favorites. Take care, Terry
@@rayfromphilly6969 Thanks Ray for the kind words. Your channel is one of my favorites and I watched long before I officially joined the community. Have a good weekend.
Yes! Love the 1980 cards! The Gary Carter is a fantastic card. I do like the 80 all star cards as well. But for some reason and I do not know why, the 1991 all star is my favorite of the 80s and 90s. The Dawson is a nice one too. Same with the Dale Murphy. That is one of the better Mike Schmidt photos. Of course love the rickey henderson rc. All fantastic though. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Steve. I had to look up the 1991 All Star and yes, I agree they are sharp looking. I remember the 1988 Topps All-Stars being ugly. Though, the 1988 Topps Baseball set has the best photography in my opinion prior to the shiny card era. The All-Star cards are just disappointing.
Those all star cards are great. My favorite of them all is the Dave Parker which I have raw in my set. I loved that card and the Reggie Jackson the most as a kid. I didn't even know who Henderson was at the time being I from the Northeast. We didn't see many A's games. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
@@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 Here in AZ, we vaguely knew Rickey, and had no idea what we were in for. I spent a lot of time hoping to pull a Carew and Garvey, but had relatives from PA, so looked for Pirates and Phillies, and also always loved the Cobra card...really feel strongly he and Garvey should be in the HOF.
@@DiamondyardSportscards couldn’t agree more on the Cobra and Garvey. I see some of the players getting in lately and no way they were as good as those guys at their peak. Garvey was a stud performer in the playoffs and Parker May have been the best player in baseball in the late 70s.
I have that Yount in a hard plastic and in a sheet in a binder. I can tell you before baseball cards became a business in my area we had that cards in a shoebox with rubberbands so i'm guessing mine is a 7 or an 8 both Younts. I also have that Bench in the same binder , did you get these cards as a kid or later on in life say at a card store or shows? I also like that Yellow jersey summer 1979 warm yellow looks nice. nice yount, Fisk, Carter, Bench , Perez, Murray, Carlton Winfield , Dawson, Niekro, Schmidt, Murphy, Gaylord Perry, Steve Garvey, Eckersley, MCcovey , Ozzie Smith, Molitor Brett, Henderson, Seaver , Rose, Ryan , Palmer Mr. October, Willie Stargell , Morgan, Rollie Fingers , Carew Yaz I have a bunch of these cards not everyone but like the Stargell , Morgan and the ones I mentioned above. this is far and away better than the 1986 set. this competes with the 1973, 1975 and 1972 sets it may be better than 1976. it might be. it's as good as your 1974 , 1976 and 1980 Hockey set and it's as good as your 1976 and 1980 Football set. so your favorite cards are the Yankees and Pirates mine hands down is the Rickey Henderson. wheres Trammell ?
I bought these cards as an adult many years ago already graded. There is no Trammell beach he was not a hall of famer at the time and the non. Hall of Famers I have in the set such as Garvey and Murphy I liked better as players and were more reflective of that era. Just personal preference. The Henderson is a great looking card. The 80 set does look great and is one of my favorite sets for nostalgic reasons.
@@marksantucci4230 you’re right. I completed the 86 showcase about 10 years after I did the 80. Trammell was in the hof at that point and there was one on eBay for cheap so I included him.
Vintage Cards Steve sent me to your channel. Awesome awesome cards. One of the great all time sets. The Rickey rc was a huge chase card as a young guy for me and I never got it. When I first got back into collecting later, it’s one of the first ones I picked up. Also really love the Ozzie Smith card. Awesome channel man. Take care
Steve is a great guy. I appreciate you subscribing and watching my videos. I subscribed to your channel and will check out. I saw you had some Topps Giant cards. That’s a nice set. Glad you got a Henderson. The prices are getting crazy. When I was collecting in 80 I didn’t know who Henderson was. I was looking for Dave Parker, Craig Nettles, Reggie Jackson and Steve Garvey. I don’t remember ever owning a Henderson until I got back into collecting 20 years ago. Thanks, Terry
@@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 ... I remember my pops telling me a story about how he one time saw Rickey when he came here in a AA game and in the warmups when the players did some sprints he ran backwards and beat them. He is prone to exaggerate but I was still always fascinated by that. I am actually finishing up the last video with the hall of farmers from the ‘64 Topps giants this weekend. Take care man
@@davidm686 that is a great story about Henderson even it isn’t a 100% true. I am sure he could at least stay with them. I look forward to seeing your next video. I don’t have any of the Giants so it will be cool to see.
@@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 Absolutely! I spotted a PSA 8 Winfield for $9.99 plus shipping and jumped on it. Don’t often see them get listed that low. With shipping you’re looking at at least $20 for an 8 for the minor hall of famers. But I guess that’s what I’d have to pay to buy a raw card and get it graded. So I probably shouldn’t complain. But those $20+ purchases add up quickly on a limited budget.
@@WadeBoggsFan that is the crazy part. When I was getting these cards several years ago I was getting my 9s for 10 + shipping and no tax. Also I remember getting some 8s for around 4 to 7 or 8 dollars. The market has changed so much. Patience is key in picking your opportunities.
This set is a personal favorite for a non-heralded rookie card of 3 Royals pitchers. I love this set for the overlapping of the stars: those going out like Willie McCovey, and the newcomers like Rickey Henderson and Eddie Murray. That World Series loss still stings as a Quiz fan. Thanks for sharing.
That’s right. Quisenberry’s rookie year. I appreciate you watching and commenting.
@@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 you are most welcome!
... that ''Rickey Henderson'' RC is super awesome!
he's so under-rated given that he is ''THE'' King in 2 very important categories ...
1. He is the ... STOLEN BASES ''King''!!
2. He is the ... ''KING of RUNS" ... yep ... most RUNS scored ever!
(most people don't know 'that')
... and,
Ya can't win a game without scoring in 'em RUNS!!
Indeed ... Rickey Henderson is proud of his stolen bases record,
HOWEVER ... he is MOST PROUD of his ''RUNS'' record ....
#RickeyHenderson
Thanks! There will never be a player like Rickey Henderson again. No one steals bases like that anymore. I appreciate the great comment.
AWESOME "Dale Murphy" card ...
"NOT" his Rookie card, but still -- Great Card ... Luv it!
i believe his rookie is from 77-78 ... one of those years (give or take) ...
BUT still, the card you feature in this video totally Totally -- RULES!!
I was a big Murphy fan growing up. He rookie card is 1977. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment.
Another amazing video. Awesome 1980 set with great info. The all-star cards look great. Like the George Brett and Dave Winfield cards. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! I appreciate you always watching my videos.
Hello Terry, i like a lots this Topps 1980 Baseball set, some pretty sweet cards. I enjoyed to watch the cards and listen to the stories. I like all thoses cards. Thanks for sharing and have a great week.
Thanks Fabien for checking this video out. This was the first year for baseball that I actively collected. I used to carry them around in a shoebox and trade them. The Pirates and Yankees cards were my favorites. Take care, Terry
I always love your videos. I loved this set as a kid as well.
Thanks Don. I appreciate you watching.
great set. 1980 is my favorite set. schmidt is my all time favorite player.
Thanks Ray. I subscribed to your channel and saw your Schmidt run. It looks great. Good luck with your Carlton run.
@@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 thanks you have a great channel.
@@rayfromphilly6969 Thanks Ray for the kind words. Your channel is one of my favorites and I watched long before I officially joined the community. Have a good weekend.
Interesting video. Great cards. Just picked up my 1980 set last year. Lots of HOF’s in that set.
Thanks for commenting. Definitely a nice set to pick up and add to your collection.
Always liked that Gary Carter card. Of course the Henderson is awesome! Thanks for sharing.
That card is a classic card. Very underrated. Comparable to the 76
Bench and even the 71 Munson.
Another great video! Thanks for sharing. Nice anecdotes once again.
Thanks for the kind words and taking the time to comment.. I try to brake the videos up by profiling a few players without going over 10 minutes.
Yes! Love the 1980 cards! The Gary Carter is a fantastic card. I do like the 80 all star cards as well. But for some reason and I do not know why, the 1991 all star is my favorite of the 80s and 90s. The Dawson is a nice one too. Same with the Dale Murphy. That is one of the better Mike Schmidt photos. Of course love the rickey henderson rc. All fantastic though. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Steve. I had to look up the 1991 All Star and yes, I agree they are sharp looking. I remember the 1988 Topps All-Stars being ugly. Though, the 1988 Topps Baseball set has the best photography in my opinion prior to the shiny card era. The All-Star cards are just disappointing.
Beautiful set and the design will always live on. Great story on Carlton and teh trade.
Thanks. It is definitely one of those memorable designs. I try to find different stories about the players to go along with looking at the cards.
Nice '80s Murph. That drew me in.
I am glad you were sucked in by the Murphy. Haha. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
One of my all-time favorite sets when it comes to nostalgia. The first year i bought my own cards. Thanks for sharing my friend.
I agree, Eric. This set is so rich in memories. I appreciate the comment.
Great video. Love these set displays
Thanks for watching t and taking the time to comment. I really appreciate it.
Such a great set! Love the Brett, Carlton, Ryan, and the Yaz. My favorites are the All Stars as well.
Those all star cards are great. My favorite of them all is the Dave Parker which I have raw in my set. I loved that card and the Reggie Jackson the most as a kid. I didn't even know who Henderson was at the time being I from the Northeast. We didn't see many A's games. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
@@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 Here in AZ, we vaguely knew Rickey, and had no idea what we were in for. I spent a lot of time hoping to pull a Carew and Garvey, but had relatives from PA, so looked for Pirates and Phillies, and also always loved the Cobra card...really feel strongly he and Garvey should be in the HOF.
@@DiamondyardSportscards couldn’t agree more on the Cobra and Garvey. I see some of the players getting in lately and no way they were as good as those guys at their peak. Garvey was a stud performer in the playoffs and Parker May have been the best player in baseball in the late 70s.
@@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 For sure, two players that would no doubt be on an All 70s roster.
I have that Yount in a hard plastic and in a sheet in a binder. I can tell you before baseball cards became a business in my area we had that cards in a shoebox with rubberbands so i'm guessing mine is a 7 or an 8 both Younts. I also have that Bench in the same binder ,
did you get these cards as a kid or later on in life say at a card store or shows?
I also like that Yellow jersey summer 1979 warm yellow looks nice.
nice yount, Fisk, Carter, Bench , Perez, Murray, Carlton
Winfield , Dawson, Niekro, Schmidt, Murphy,
Gaylord Perry, Steve Garvey, Eckersley, MCcovey , Ozzie Smith, Molitor
Brett, Henderson, Seaver , Rose, Ryan , Palmer
Mr. October, Willie Stargell , Morgan, Rollie Fingers , Carew Yaz
I have a bunch of these cards not everyone but like the Stargell , Morgan and the ones I mentioned above.
this is far and away better than the 1986 set. this competes with the 1973, 1975 and 1972 sets it may be better than 1976. it might be.
it's as good as your 1974 , 1976 and 1980 Hockey set and it's as good as your 1976 and 1980 Football set.
so your favorite cards are the Yankees and Pirates mine hands down is the Rickey Henderson.
wheres Trammell ?
I bought these cards as an adult many years ago already graded. There is no Trammell beach he was not a hall of famer at the time and the non. Hall of Famers I have in the set such as Garvey and Murphy I liked better as players and were more reflective of that era. Just personal preference. The Henderson is a great looking card. The 80 set does look great and is one of my favorite sets for nostalgic reasons.
@@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 You have Trammell in the 86 set though?
@@marksantucci4230 you’re right. I completed the 86 showcase about 10 years after I did the 80. Trammell was in the hof at that point and there was one on eBay for cheap so I included him.
Vintage Cards Steve sent me to your channel. Awesome awesome cards. One of the great all time sets. The Rickey rc was a huge chase card as a young guy for me and I never got it. When I first got back into collecting later, it’s one of the first ones I picked up. Also really love the Ozzie Smith card. Awesome channel man. Take care
Steve is a great guy. I appreciate you subscribing and watching my videos. I subscribed to your channel and will check out. I saw you had some Topps Giant cards. That’s a nice set. Glad you got a Henderson. The prices are getting crazy. When I was collecting in 80 I didn’t know who Henderson was. I was looking for Dave Parker, Craig Nettles, Reggie Jackson and Steve Garvey. I don’t remember ever owning a Henderson until I got back into collecting 20 years ago. Thanks, Terry
@@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 ... I remember my pops telling me a story about how he one time saw Rickey when he came here in a AA game and in the warmups when the players did some sprints he ran backwards and beat them. He is prone to exaggerate but I was still always fascinated by that. I am actually finishing up the last video with the hall of farmers from the ‘64 Topps giants this weekend. Take care man
@@davidm686 that is a great story about Henderson even it isn’t a 100% true. I am sure he could at least stay with them. I look forward to seeing your next video. I don’t have any of the Giants so it will be cool to see.
Great showcase! I like the 80 Topps design. I’m slowly building my run of them.
Thanks John. I know you are well on your way with your run. You got the Henderson out of the way which is the big one.
@@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 Yes, the Henderson is the big one. Also have the Ryan which is fairly expensive.
@@WadeBoggsFan the Ryan is fairly pricey. The hard part is also sometimes finding the lesser stars and HOFers at reasonable buy it now a or auctions.
@@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 Absolutely! I spotted a PSA 8 Winfield for $9.99 plus shipping and jumped on it. Don’t often see them get listed that low. With shipping you’re looking at at least $20 for an 8 for the minor hall of famers. But I guess that’s what I’d have to pay to buy a raw card and get it graded. So I probably shouldn’t complain. But those $20+ purchases add up quickly on a limited budget.
@@WadeBoggsFan that is the crazy part. When I was getting these cards several years ago I was getting my 9s for 10 + shipping and no tax. Also I remember getting some 8s for around 4 to 7 or 8 dollars. The market has changed so much. Patience is key in picking your opportunities.